DALLAS THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 92

2017 Regional Theatre Tony Award Recipient Dallas Theater Center makes safety their number one priority as actors, artists, and some staff start preparations for their new season.

The Dallas City Council today unanimously approved the 2020 Fair Park Master Plan Update, which outlines the vision and future planned development for Fair Park.

Harambee Festival is the oldest and largest African-American cultural event in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex of Texas, with over 15,000 in attendance.

Regional Theatre Tony Award Recipient Dallas Theater Center has announced a new film adaptation, In the Bleak Midwinter: A Christmas Carol for Our Time, that sets the classic Christmas novel in a modern setting.

Stop staring at the screen! Get out, revive your brain and participate in talkSTEM's self-guided walks highlighting remarkable Dallas art and architecture and inspire and engage naturally inquisitive young minds.

Dallas Theater Center has announced its 2020-2021 season comprised of six unique theatrical productions and films.

The Texas Opera Alliance has announced the launch of the Teen Opera Club of Texas.

In celebration of the birthdate of Katherine Owens, the Undermain Theatre has announced the inaugural commission of $10,000 from the Katherine Owens/Undermain Fund for New Work: a collaboration with playwright Lenora Champagne of her new play, Feeding on Light, an exploration of the life and influe

Portraits In Black, a collection of scenes and monologues on the Black experience by Gus Edwards, will conclude Theatre Wesleyan's 'Six Plays At Six Feet' semester of fall programming.

Dallas Black Dance Theatre and the Dallas Symphony Orchestra are uniting for a concert to support Project Unity on November 11, 2020.

Actors Equity Association has released a statement, commenting on the COVID-19 outbreak at the Firehouse Theatre.

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Firehouse Theatre has announced that it is shutting down its production of Back to the '80s due to some people involved testing positive for COVID-19.

Golden Globe-winning actress, director and playwright Regina Taylor is partnering with SMU Meadows School of the Arts and its Division of Theatre in a unique, three-part theatrical project titled the black album.

The Eisemann Center staff has been working with the producers of the hit show The Choir of Man to create a live virtual concert especially for Richardson/North Texas audiences.

Dallas Children's Theater (DCT) is bringing its unique brand of family fun to the virtual world through a Zoom-centered production featuring Dallas clown artists Slappy and Monday.

2017 Regional Theatre Tony Award® Recipient Dallas Theater Center offers even more virtual options.

Dallas Summer Musicals has announced additional changes to the upcoming performance schedule regarding JERSEY BOYS, OKLAHOMA!, COME FROM AWAY, TOOTSIE, TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD and MEAN GIRLS.

Second Thought Theatre has announced details about their inaugural new playwriting series: Second Thought Emerging Playwrights (STEP).

'What do you do when your original plan was to offer an adaptation of a classic novel, but the derivative rights go to the movies? You hope and pray for a talented group of actors who will inspire an original story to be written - and that is exactly what I got with our WITCHES cast,' says Megan Hil

There's just two weeks left to submit nominations for the BroadwayWorld Dallas Awards - which are back bigger than ever, celebrating the best in local theatre of the past decade!

DCT's THE RAVEN SOCIETY takes a forward-thinking, digital twist on Edgar Allan Poe's most classic work.

Cast members suddenly, and stealthily, claim the stage.

The Texas Woman’s University Theatre Program will open its fall season with an innovative and experimental take on the classics.

WaterTower Theatre unveiled a new fundraising campaign, titled Sustain the Mission, with a  simple yet critical objective: to sustain the theater through this unprecedented time for arts organizations while delivering the innovative and high-quality programming its patrons have come to expect.