Monday, December 22, 2008
Dallas Theater Center reveals final show of 2008-2009 season
Email
|
Print
|
Tell us your story
|
Comment
|
Sarah, Plain and Tall Previews
- When: Wednesday, April 22, 2009, 7:30 p.m.
- Where: The Kalita Humphreys Theater, 3636 Turtle Creek Boulevard, Dallas
- Cost: $16 - $53
- Age limit: All ages
When Dallas Theater Center announced their lineup for the 2008-2009 season months ago, they had stated that their final show was to be a "world premiere of a family musical." It has just been disclosed that they have selected Sarah, Plain and Tall as the production to fill the final slot of their season.
Based on the beloved Newbery Award-winning novel by Patricia MacLachlan, the musical has a book by Julia Jordan, music by Lawrence O’Keefe, and lyrics by Nell Benjamin (composer and lyricist of the Broadway hit Legally Blonde). Living in 19th-century Kansas, widower Jacob Whitting struggles to make a good home for his two children on their Kansas farm. When he puts a personal ad in the paper looking for a wife to fill the painful void in their midst, he receives a reply from the strong-willed and unconventional Sarah Wheaton, a fisherwoman from Maine, who describes herself as “plain and tall – and not mild-mannered.” With courage, patience, love and understanding they all learn to overcome fear and loneliness, rebuild their lives and create a new family together.
Directed by Joe Calarco, the production will preview from April 22-26, and then officially run from from April 28 - May 24. Purchase tickets online or by calling 214-522-8499.
Find...
Latest Outbursts
- Today, the first ever **Restaurant Rivalries: Paint Ball Wars** was held at GatSplat in Lewisville. Local favorite restaurant staff, food & beverage supplier...
- If you aren't willing to give your land away for free, the Irving City Council thinks you're a big meanie and will whine about you in the press.
- Romanian Festival in Colleyville
- Jack Ruby's hat sold for $53,775
Today
Fall 2009 Dinner With Dialogue Series Eating "sustainably" -- without harming animals, farm workers, or the environment -- will be the topic at this dinner at Celebration restaurant, with author Pamela Walker plus Michael and Debby Sams of Full Quiver Farms from Kemp, Texas. More info
Latest comments
- barbara789 on Dallas personal injury lawyer Brian Loncar expected to recover from big car accident: I like this article.This is really Informative as well as appreciative. Barbara personal injury lawy...
- bobmoz on Dallas Videofest 2009 - 72 Musicians: Hi Teresa. Thanks for writing about my film. I’m sorry you didn’t like it. At the risk of sounding l...
- BillBigD on Ocean Prime on Cedar Springs in Dallas to open November 12: I been to this place in Miami and the food is quite good. But they better get a clue on Happy Hour i...
- BillBigD on Chef Kenny Mills leaves Sullivan's for new steakhouse in downtown Dallas: I aslo like both of Mike’s places. Goodluck to him downtown...
Latest reviews
- jognmcdermott on India West Fine Dining & Lounge: This place has it all good food sweet service. I proposed to my fiance here it was perfect! we loved...
- Billusa99 on Pappas Bros. Steak House: Agent 99 and I had dinner here last week for our anniversary and it was stellar! The somm. we had re...
- Colby Walton on El Taco H (Grapevine): Tried this Grapevine strip center taqueria for the first time tonight, after seeing it mentioned in ...
Things you can't miss
Latest stories
- Michael Schneider plays Brahms' Piano Concerto with Lewisville Lake Symphony
- Concert preview: Mastodon and Deathlok at the House of Blues (November 11)
- Sampling food, drink, and culture at annual Romanian Food Festival in Colleyville
- Photo gallery: AIA Dallas Tour of Homes
- Ethics of Food panel stirs it up on Friday at Dallas Institute of Humanities
Post a comment