Manuel Mendoza | The Dallas Morning News
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Douglas Carter Beane’s hit Broadway musical is a popular parody of the 1980 film flop. -
Yet that’s the conceit in Amphibian Stage’s premiere of Gabriel Jason Dean’s play about politically opposed brothers, one an incarcerated white supremacist, the other a “woke” novelist. -
Circle Theatre is giving the prolific Lauren Yee’s imaginative play its regional premiere. -
‘Madam Queen’ tells story of 1920s Harlem numbers runner and activist Stephanie St. Clair. -
Pre-game routine ‘Thunderstruck’ part of night of solos and duets by some of the country’s best classical and contemporary performers -
In shipping containers parked outside Winspear Opera House, ‘Séance,’ ‘Coma’ and ‘Flight’ plunge audiences into complete darkness and sophisticated sound. -
The autobiographical drama was written by Charlayne Woodard, known for her Tony-nominated performance in “Ain’t Misbehavin’.” -
It’s the third production of Gabriel Jason Dean’s “Rift, or White Lies” as part of the drama’s rolling world premiere. -
After three shows messing with the Bard, Dallas troupe brings its gender and diversity conscious approach to Lewis Carroll’s fairytale. -
Celebrating almost 40 years of teaching, the one-man spectacle is performing excerpts from his 78 works. -
Second annual festival from the Flame Foundation includes free performances and paella. -
Executive orders barring funds to organizations that promote DEI and “gender ideology” creating uncertainty.
