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She is busier than she’s ever been, playing roles that embody her character, her passions and a hard-won feeling of redemption.

Plays by Black playwrights have been showing up on Broadway and in regional theaters in unprecedented numbers.

And what’s next? A special report from Arts Access, an arts journalism collaboration between KERA and The Dallas Morning News.

As Dallas Children’s Theater approaches its 40th anniversary season, its co-founder and long-time leader has announced her retirement.

Next week, Dallas' second oldest stage company opens its 60th season. But it's hardly preparing for retirement.

A new one-man, stage drama answers those questions. It brings back to life one of the biggest forces in creating modern-day Fort Worth.

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The cathartic and wildly inventive play gets its Texas premiere in Fort Worth

The Dallas Theater Center veteran of 30 years will star in a non-traditionally cast version of the musical about the creation of the Declaration of Independence.

Dallas-based artist and musician Jake Nice is tackling his largest project to date as a director — a play called "Slide By" about guns, toxic masculinity…

Rip Torn, the free-spirited Texan who overcame his quirky name to become a distinguished actor in theater, television and movies and win an Emmy in his…

After months of research, interviews and rehearsals, the teen actors of Dallas' Cry Havoc Theater Company are performing their original play about guns…