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Some of the play’s shows were called off at the last minute due to injury and illness among the cast.

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

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.

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

The theater’s season opener is the most fun stage in Dallas right now.

“The Trade: A Tragedy in Four Quarters” premieres this month at Theatre Three.

Spirited production marred by actor who can’t remember her lines.

Politically themed productions take on turbulent times amid discussion about ‘collectively dreaming’ a better future.

Hip Pocket Theatre was planning to present an adaptation of Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein.”

The Echo Theatre production manages to adapt the tragedy into an often uproarious comedy while staying mostly faithful to the original.

Omar Padilla is thrilled that his immigrant mother can follow the story in Shakespeare Dallas’ new play.