Manuel Mendoza | The Dallas Morning News

Four paranoid characters trapped in a house rant and violently play out their fears.

“Bad Dog No Biscuits” premieres at the opening shows of the company’s 16th season.

Live vocalists and a chamber orchestra perform the composer’s libretto and score to a screening of the surreal masterpiece at Ridglea Theater.

After a modest start, the original 1983 comedy films and its offshoots have grown in stature.

Composed by an Austin duo, the musical about rival gangs in 1965 Tulsa is based on the S.E. Hinton novel and Francis Ford Coppola film.

From Dallas Black Dance Theatre to Pegasus Contemporary Ballet, we’ve got all the info you need on these Fall performances.

Second Thought Theatre’s “Incarnate” explores the dangers of taking our most deeply felt wishes too far.

The French troupe returns to the TITAS dance series with a dynamic work about the human condition.

The celebration will include live performances from local artists Liz Mikel and Armando Monsivais and San Francisco’s La Doña.

Gritty Dallas production of August Wilson play features hard-luck characters trying to escape their fates in 1980s Pittsburgh.

Ballet North Texas is premiering the choreographer's adaptation of the 1820 short story by Washington Irving.

There’s nothing wrong with Classic Theatre’s Project three-hour production except Edward Albee’s domestic drama somehow seems dated.