|
A Permanent Signal
Presented by WingSpan Theatre Company - 2008 FIT Festival
Favorites
-
Favorites
Login or register for a free Pegasus News user account in order to add this to your favorites. (As a bonus, you'll also unlock cool features like The Daily You, custom local music playlists and comment posting.)
- See all my favorites
Related organization pages
Related links
Related stories
When: Saturday, July 26, 2008, 5 p.m.
Where: Bath House Cultural Center, 521 East Lawther Drive, Dallas
Cost: $12 - $16
Categories:
Description
The U.S. premiere of this wacky comedy finds the famous Siren Sisters, Betty and Noreen, on a mystical mission. They step down from the heavens to harvest the sweetness they planted in Mary eons ago. Unfortunately, Mary's sweetness had an expiration date. What's a Siren to do? Directed by Susan Sargeant.
Part of 2008 Festival of Independent Theatres, or FIT as it's commonly called, featuring ten local theater companies for four weeks of "eagerly anticipated" performance at the Bath House Cultural Center.
Click here for a complete festival schedule.
Single tickets are available as are festival passes. 2-Week Festival Passes (July 17-27, July 30-August 9) are only $49 and 4-Week Festival Passes are only $69. Festival pass holders receive preferred seating at all performances with no need to make reservations. Just show up at the theater 15 minutes before the curtain, show your pass, and be seated first!
To purchase tickets, call 214-528-5576.
Information from the venue.
Some nearby restaurants
- Bonnie Ruth's Cafe and Catering
- Boomer Jack Wings
- Szechuan Pavillion
- White Rock Sports Bar
- Hong Kong Restaurant
Some nearby events on July 26th
- A Murder, Bath House Cultural Center, 2 p.m.
- Audience, Bath House Cultural Center, 2 p.m.
- Savage in Limbo, Bath House Cultural Center, 8 p.m.
- Orange Oranges & So There, Bath House Cultural Center, 5 p.m.
- Coco & Gigi, Bath House Cultural Center, 8 p.m.
Event posted July 10, 2008
Last updated July 10, 2008
Find...
Today
The Beach Boys with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra Beach Boy trivia: Though surfing was a prominent theme in many of the Beach Boys' early songs, Dennis Wilson was the only original member who surfed. "Kokomo" was the Beach Boys' first hit in 20 years and ended up being their biggest selling single. Paul McCartney once said that "God Only Knows" was the most beautiful pop song ever written. FUN FUN FUN! More info
Latest comments
- Dallas_Spohn on Woman shoots self then turns gun on Fort Worth police officers: so young. wonder what could have been that bad?...
- Alex Bentley on Fun with CNN's 2008 Republican Convention coverage: I’m more interested in your Konka TV, Erin — did you choose that over the Panaphonic, Magnetbox and...
- Mike Orren on Fun with CNN's 2008 Republican Convention coverage: *Lipton:* And then, Trace Adkins, in 2008, either the hand of GOD reached into your Brilliant Mind, ...
- Clay213 on Dallas should rename Ross Avenue for Cesar Chavez: joey77 Anonymous Spohn i appreciate the criticism but just to remind you Cesar Chavez won the poll w...
Latest reviews
- chezblanc2 on Hattie's: Being the anchor of Bishop Arts for so long shouldn’t be a reason for being snobby but unless the ma...
- DC on Buzzbrews Kitchen (Dallas - Fitzhugh & 75): Solid. We go here late. There’s plenty of parking at the Holiday Inn. There are some edgy paintings ...
- DC on Sushi Axiom (Dallas): Hmmm Is this a little generous? Hard to say. This is another one of those event…things, I suppose....
Things you can't miss
Latest stories
- Arlington woman finds Virgin Mary image on a rotting grape
- Movie review and filmmaker interview: America the Beautiful
- Theater Spotlight of the Week: Pam Myers-Morgan
- Pegasus News week in view: Grow our community edition
- Anonymous family’s grant renews 4th Annual Work of Heart Award program for 2008-2009 school year
Post a comment
(Requires free PegasusNews.com account.)