Dallas Theater Center

The Life and Death of Dallas Theater Center's Jack Ruby, All-American Boy

In 1974, DTC premiered its best show ever. Why was it never seen again?

My Oh Yes

"Big D" both song and city, is earning big laughs at Lyric and the Wyly.

Giant Pumps a Dry Hole

Musical take on classic Texas tales pales compared to less-lavish Kismet

Bless Us, Everyone

Prospero Prospers with the DTC

No Magic from The Wiz

Pay no attention to limp performance behind the curtain.

DTC's New Resident Actor Advises Fellow Thesps to Fear Nothing (Except Hamlet)

Steven Walters​Having trouble getting cast in shows as a young actor new to Dallas eight years ago, Steven Walters made a bold move: He started his own theater company (with the help of four other fellow Baylor alums) and hasn't stopped working since. Second Thought Theatre, based in Addison and n ... More >>

DTC pumps fresh juice into Arsenic and Old Lace, casting big stars on its old stage.

Moby-Dick tops our list of 2010's best on DFW stages

Dallas Theater Center's Kevin Moriarty Ain't Going Anywhere. At Least Not For a While.

Danny FulgencioDallas Theater Center Artistic Director Kevin Moriarty​Back in June '07, the Dallas Theater Center introduced its sixth artistic director -- some dude named Kevin Moriarty, who was, at the time, a theater teacher at Brown University and the summer-season-runner at the Hangar Theatre ... More >>

Tonight's Musical Theater Flashback: DTC's Groovy '74 Take On Midsummer's Night Dream

CastAlbums.org​This seemed like a nice way to end the day ...A little while ago, I was looking for something completely unrelated on the eBay when I came across this offering: an apparently very rare copy of the original cast recording of Steve Mackenroth and Randy Tallman's A Midsummer Night's Dr ... More >>

Dallas Theater Center stages a lavish Henry IV (with a touch of Rufus Wainwright).

Regarding Henry's Son

He's Faster Than a Speeding Bullet. And, For One Night, Superman Is Also Quite Affordable.

​If this week's cover story on Dallas Theater Center's revisal of the 1966 Broadway smash flop It's a Bird ... It's a Plane ... It's Superman! isn't enough to make you want to see what Kevin Moriarty, Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, Charles Strouse and Lee Adams have done to the singing Last Son of Krypto ... More >>

Moby-Dick Rides Opera's New Wave; DTC's Salesman Has The Goods

New Ghosts, New Scrooge Boost DTC's Final Carol At Kalita; Plan Nine's Perfect Fun For Humbugs

DTC's Midsummer is a Blackboard Jumble of Fun, But the Wyly Theatre is a Hard Sit

Batters' Uppers

DTC goes out on a juice run

DTC's A Christmas Carol Offers a Good Scrooging

Little Red Riding Hood and Beautiful Star: An Appalachian Nativity round out the holiday-season stagings

Who Knew

At DTC's Tommy, Kevin Moriarty presents a package that shakes up the old and reaches out to the new

Oso Closo Frontman Adrian Hulet Talks Pinball Wizards, Playing On A Different Kind Of Stage

Enter Stage Right

With the curtain falling on its old playhouse,Dallas Theater Center gets its act together with a new leader

All the World's a Stage, If You Can Afford the Seat in the Wyly Theater

Doing a One-Man Star Wars, WaterTower Is

Lee Trull, Prepare Your Keister to Be Kissed

Review: Night of the Living Dead

Knock, knock? Ghouls there in DCT's bloody good Dead

Review: Glengarry Glen Ross

DTC builds on the real estate of David Mamet's Glengarry

Mr. Moriarty Comes to DTC

Lilith Fare: A Chat with Bebe Neuwirth

Perfect Game

With Fences, DTC steps up to take a big swing at a major work by August Wilson

OK, So This is the Wright Chair After All

Yule Winner

DTC performs annual Tiny Tim rescue; at Theatre Britain, shoe fits, Cinderella acquits

Hamburger Done at DTC

Unhinged

DTC's Illusion plays ugly tricks; Communicating Doors plays with time

Capsule Reviews

Our critics weigh in on local theater

Drama, Just Hatched

Capsule Reviews

Our critics weigh in on local theater

Capsule Reviews

Our critics weigh in on local theater

Rag 'Em Up

Ain't missin' this

Hamlet Maneuver

Local stages choked with Shakespeare; critics honor the year's best theater work

Moldy Oldies

Kitchen Dog and DTC trot out a couple of creakies. One's Wild, one's Wilder--but only one's good.

Wide awake

DTC keeps your eyes open throughout the jarring Dreamlandia

Muy moderno

Working-class Hispanics and opinionated vaginas mark this year's Festival of the Unexpected

Tuned Out

DTC's production of the venerable Guys and Dolls hits some flat notes

And the winners are

Dallas theater critics spread their disease

Curiouser and curiouser

Two acts may be one Tale too many in DTC's Alice

Tainted love

DTC's powerful How I Learned to Drive offers a crash course in taboo relationships

Deconstructing Richard

Richard Hamburger transformed the Dallas Theater Center into a regional marvel, but as he faces a million dollar debt and a host of angry critics, is it curtains for his daring vision?

Boo, hiss

Pocket Sandwich Theatre's latest audience-participation epic evokes tired jeers

Theater was alive in '95

Last year's offerings brightened local stage