BWW Reviews: Mamet's RACE Sizzles with Fast Pacing and Provocative Dialogue
Two lawyers find themselves defending a wealthy white executive charged with raping a black woman.
Dallas Theater Reviews
The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Dallas.
BWW Reviews: HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS Brings Joy to DFW
HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS brings joy to Fort Worth's Bass Hall
BWW Reviews: Silence is Golden in the Creatively Potent PLAYTIME
The story of a man/child who is constantly surrounded by happiness.
BWW Reviews: Rover Dramawerks Serves Up Delicious Pie in BLOODY MURDER
Lady Somerset finds herself hosting an amicable if mysterious weekend on her estate only to be.
BWW Reviews: BLACK AT THE ASSASSINATION Deserves A+ for Compelling History Lesson
Directed by Becki McDonald, who makes some excellent directing choices with her large cast of fifteen adult and children actors by combining brief oratory, traditional dialogue, and injecting cast members into the audience to DRAW viewers dead smack into the action.
BWW Reviews: Jaston William's BLAME IT ON VALENTINE, TEXAS is Hysterical and Poignantly Touching
The Grand 1894 Opera House in Galveston hosted Jaston Williams, of GREATER TUNA fame, on Saturday, June 15, 2013 for two command performances of BLAME IT ON VALENTINE, TEXAS.
BWW Reviews: SISTER ACT Shines in DFW
When I found out the divine musical comedy was headed to the DFW area, I jumped on the chance to see it; buying tickets as a mother's day present for my own mom.
BWW Reviews: Nouveau 47, Crossover Arts Theatre Successfully Birth Norton's SEEK FIRST THE KINGDOM OF GOD
Family secrets and loyalty to friends are at the heart of Jonathan Norton's latest play 'Seek First The Kingdom of God.
BWW Reviews: Dylan Guerra's Eclectic SYMPHONY NO. 8 IN A MAJOR Intrigues at SMU
'I realized that I haven't told my own story on stage yet and I don't trust my own writing, so I thought this was a step in the right direction.
BWW Review: Teco New Play Competition Grows Artistically But Maintains Its Roots
Local playwrights compete for a chance to win $1,000 cash and bragging rights for an entire year.
BWW Review: Del Shore's YELLOW is an Emotional Tsunami at Uptown Players
As the play opens, all seems right in the Westmoreland household.
BWW Reviews: Grapple with Modern Art at Dallas Theater Center's RED
John Logan's 'Red' is either genius or the ultimate example of stolid pretension.
BWW Reviews: Escape with Roundabout Theatre's ANYTHING GOES at the Winspear Opera House
Times have certainly changed but it's funny how they have yet to diminish our fondness for the old-fashioned musical.
BWW Reviews: Kitchen Dog Theater Presents a Truly Absurd Production of THE CHAIRS
When the audience left the theater after Kitchen Dog Theater's The Chairs on opening night, its safe to assume reactions ranged from sighs of relief to exaggerated eyerolls to nervous laughter.
BWW Reviews: DTC, Trinity Rep Bring KING LEAR to Wyly Theatre
Throughout the four-year Shakespeare cycle, Kevin Moriarty has consistently mined Shakespeare's great works for themes more recognizable to modern audiences.
BWW Reviews: Theatre Three's Brutal but Rewarding BENGAL TIGER AT BAGHDAD ZOO
Theater isn't supposed to be comfortable.
BWW Reviews: Watertower Theatre's PUTTING IT TOGETHER Makes Sondheim Fans of Everyone
It's not hard to make the claim that Stephen Sondheim is America's greatest living composer/lyricist, and he is undoubtedly the man that almost singlehandedly redefined and helped revive the American musical in the 1970's.
BWW Reviews: Undermain Theatre's PENELOPE is as Emotional as it is Amusing
Undermain Theatre's production of "Penelope" by Enda Walsh attempts a study of mankind at his darkest and most absurd.
BWW Reviews: Phantom-Famed Actor Ramin Karimloo Comes 'Home to Texas' with His Unique Broadgrass Style
Ramin Karimloo performed in Texas for the first time yesterday.
BWW Reviews: THE BEAUTY QUEEN OF LEENANE Plumbs Violent Depths
Centered on the middle-aged Irish woman Maureen Folan, this tale of claustrophobic crazy is a brutal two-hour story of hopelessness.
BWW Reviews: FREUD'S LAST SESSION Ignites Conversation at Theatre Three
In FREUD'S LAST SESSION, Mark St.
BWW Reviews: Second City Does Dallas Laden with Zingers
Things you should know about me before we begin: I work at Klyde Warren Park (you know, the deck park over Woodall Rogers Freeway); I just willingly moved back to Dallas from New York City; I am in my 20's.
BWW Reviews Kitchen Dog Theater's BECKY SHAW Melds Riotous Comedy with Genuine Heart
Under Parker's direction the five actors in "Becky Shaw" perform Gionfriddo's play with the perfect combination of riotous comedy and genuine heart.
BWW Reviews: Theatre Arlington Produces Electrifying RENT
The show's messages: "No Day But Today" and "Measure Your Life in Love" resound in this production.
BWW Reviews: CHICAGO Fizzles at Winspear Opera House
Scattered across our media-soaked world, celebrity criminals have been a mainstay of modern journalism for decades.
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Spunk Bryant Hall (10/23-11/01) |
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And Then There Were None Plaza Theatre Company at Dudley Hall (9/18-10/10) |
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The Book of Will Allen Contemporary Theatre (10/02-10/18) |
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The Mummy Plaza Main Street Theatre (10/09-10/31) |
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DanceAfrica Dallas Black Dance Theatre (10/09-10/10) |
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Noir Hamlet Studio Theatre -- The Addison Performing Arts Centre (10/08-11/01) |
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Ain't Misbehavin' The FATS WALLER Musical Show Circle Theatre (10/01-10/25) |
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You're A Good Man Charlie Brown Runway Theatre (5/21-6/06) |
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UNCHARTED: Spring Celebration Series Dallas Black Dance Theatre (5/14-5/15) |
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Avant Chamber Ballet Presents Love & Loss: Swan Lake Act 2 & Duets | Feb 20, 2027-Feb 21, 2027 | Moody Performance Hall Moody Performance Hall (2/20-2/21) |
