ID to Premiere New Season of WHO THE (BLEEP) DID I MARRY?
Following ID’s recently released WHO THE (BLEEP) DID I MARRY? podcast, viewers rallied for the original series to return to Investigation Discovery.
Following ID’s recently released WHO THE (BLEEP) DID I MARRY? podcast, viewers rallied for the original series to return to Investigation Discovery.
The Alley Theatre has announced the cast of Alley’s holiday tradition, Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol.
What did our critic think of CATS at Susquehanna Stage? What a fantastic night at Susquehanna Stage.
This is the last chance to vote for the 2021 BroadwayWorld Central Pennsylvania Awards! The 2021 Regional Awards honor productions which had their first performance between October 1, 2020 through September 30, 2021.
Time is running out to vote for for the 2021 BroadwayWorld Central Pennsylvania Awards! The 2021 Regional Awards honor productions which had their first performance between October 1, 2020 through September 30, 2021.
All Is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914 tells the remarkable story of a World War I moment of peace.
A wild ride of naughty night club numbers, love affairs, and smuggling, overshadowed by the rise of Nazi power in Germany, create a night filled with strong and mixed emotions.
DALLAS CHILDREN’S THEATER OPENS THE SEASON WITH A PRESENTATION OF CIRCO METROPOLIS! Clown Artists Slappy and Monday and their Laughter League group are the producers.
After a year of primarily virtual performances, Dallas Children's Theater (DCT) is planning to open its doors to in-person audiences once more.
What is more entertaining, the performance on stage or the dramedy behind the scenes? Inspired by watching one of his own productions from backstage, playwright Michael Frayn's Noises Off provides the audience with a glimpse of the chaos that occurs during rehearsals and the potential pitfalls happe
Dallas Children’s Theater has aligned with 15 community partners to date with a goal of bringing youth groups together to watch DCT-produced short plays about race, to share personal experiences, and to offer thoughts on how to eradicate the societal challenges associated with racism.
In an areawide call to action, Dallas Children's Theater (DCT) and partners are bringing youth groups together to watch three DCT-produced short plays about race and to share experiences and thoughts on how to eradicate the societal challenges associated with racism.
In a three-week areawide call to action, Dallas Children’s Theater and partners are bringing youth groups together to watch three DCT-produced short plays about race and to share experiences and thoughts on how to eradicate the societal challenges associated with racism.
On the heels of the successful WATER GUN SONG, Dallas Children's Theater (DCT) continues its commitment to using the power of theater to spark important conversation about race with the second in a series of plays by award-winning playwright, poet, and changemaker Idris Goodwin.
For those who missed the Lunch & Learn Talkback hosted by Dallas Childrena??s Theater and longtime partners Texas Instruments along with Capital One on August 7th, the entire talkback is available as a resource for families
For those looking for meaningful ways to talk with children about race and racism, but are uncertain on where to begin, children's theaters across the country are committed to providing assistance.
Surprise! Surprise! Any production based on the life of Martin Luther King is bound to be deep, thought provoking, and moving.
Dallas Children's Theater makes way for young children and their parents to laugh and learn when SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK LIVE! hits the stage January 25 through February 23 at the Rosewood Center for the Arts.
From the same idiots that brought you last year's production of The Making of The Star Wars Holiday Special: LIVE!, this year they're bringing the full force of the original trilogy to celebrate the end of the Skywalker saga.
The Salem Witch Trials are one of the most tragically disrespected events in (pre-)American history.