Plays

Slasher is very much concerned with the inner workings and moral implications of the decisions Tinseltown makes in the name of show business.

Slasher’s a wily, clever play, seeming to make sport of matriarch Frances McKinney but vindicating her in the end.

The play will run from December 10 through December 20 at the Bishop Arts Theater Center.

The ensemble work here is what most casts can only dream about.

Christmas plays, trains, Curious George, and fun anti-litter education are all on tap this week.

This is not a great play, but it is a very good play, and for the ridiculously low cost of admission, it is well worth your entertainment dollar.

The show's over November 22.

Gay-interest shows take to the stages of North Texas this week.

Steven Young, TWU’s new assistant professor of drama, makes his TWU directorial debut.

DTC is once again collaborating with the organization to raise awareness and funding for its Close the Gap initiative.

The play recounts outrageous tales of encounters with frenzied holiday shoppers during the height of the holiday crunch.

Dale Wasserman's widow will use the video when in discussions with other theaters who are considering producing the show.

Disney movies turned into plays, tamales, and New Moon anticipation head up this week's events.

A Lie of the Mind is a stunning, unnerving, overwhelming experience.

Star Elias Taylorson delivers an intense, explosive performance in this stunning show.

The production sometimes feels more like High School Musical than Elizabethan, but that’s Moriarty.

Dallas Theater Center's production is filled with love unrequited, mistaken, exaggerated, and conquered all in a fantastical, fairy-laden evening of color and song.

Curse of the Werewolf is an entertaining and funny whodunit.

The play is based on the early life of Vincent Van Gogh.

Even though the slate of events is a little sparser than usual, there are still a few fun things worth getting out of the house for.