Kitchen Dog Theater has never been one to shy away from controversial subject matter and the kick-off to their 21st season is no exception. Co-Artistic Directors Tina Parker and Chris Carlos opened the season with the regional premier of “In the Next Room or the Vibrator Play,” by Sarah Ruhl.

Probably the best way to describe Theatre Three’s recently opened production of James McClure’s “Wild Oats” is fun – good, old-fashioned fun, and if that’s your thing you probably won’t be disappointed.

Three very unique musicals have taken Dallas stages and stolen the hearts of local audiences with stellar singing and dancing.

There’s nothing quite like seeing “The Shipment” at Undermain Theatre. This ‘variety show’ has dancing, stand-up comedy and skits that have side-splitting laughs and biting messages.

“The Hand,” currently onstage at Broken Gears Project Theatre, is a pseudo- absurdist satiric play that is certain to keep the audience on the edge of their seats.

Kitchen Dog Theater’s 20th season has captured the attention of audiences with stories of “Betrayal,” “Charm,” power-hungry couples (“Macbeth”) and dramatic family situations (“3 Foote”). In many ways, “Ponzi” should be the perfect capstone for such an interesting, diverse season.

Nouveau 47 is hosting one of the craziest tea parties you will ever attend, with their re-imagining of Lewis Carroll’s classic story and poems.

Valentine’s day is just around the corner! What better time to reflect on your best relationships and biggest breakups? Join us February 14th with a date, without a date, or with a date you don’t want for a 90 minute storytelling event featuring TRUE personal stories told from the stage celebrating the theme of: The Most: Makeups & Breakups.

The Dallas Museum of Art and Undermain Theatre have renewed their partnership this year with the series, Undermain reads at the Dallas Museum of Art. Saturday at 3 p.m. Two Noh Plays will be presented, directed by Executive Producer Bruce DuBose.

Who’s as cuddly as a cactus? Who’s as charming as an eel? If you don’t already know the answers to these questions, you should make your way down to the Winspear Opera House this weekend to see the classic holiday story “The Grinch who stole Christmas.” “You’re a mean one, Mr. Grinch” might be the […]