David Sedaris

When Faced With Greatness

The Snark Returns to Santaland

Doing a One-Man Star Wars, WaterTower Is

Events for the week

Events for the week

The lonely guy

Dalton James is one of Dallas' most amazing theatrical talents. But life still hurts sometimes.

Night & Day

February 18 - 24, 1999

Night & Day

March 4 - 10, 1999

Night & Day

April 29 - May 5,1999

Best Local Theater

WaterTower Theatre

Some Holiday Fare Is Fairer Than Others—and Funnier

WaterTower Theatre

A Very Merry Unauthorized Children’s Scientology Pageant

Deck the halls with bombs of Xenu

Sibling Rivalry

Deck the halls with bombs of Xenu

Bad Santa's Helper

See a drunken elf in Addison

Holiday Leftovers

Theaters never sicken of Dickens, so expect season's repeats

Fasten Seatbelts for Driving Miss Daisy, Santaland Diaries

Driving Miss Daisy offers smooth but powerful ride; and fasten your seatbelts, Nye Cooper's back in Sedaris' Santaland Diaries

Breaking Glass

This American voice steps out of the studio

Little Lolita

Celia Rivenbark campaigns against child skankiness

Elfin' Magic

Addison eats up a Crumpet

Elfin' Magic

Addison eats up a Crumpet

Sibling Ribaldry

David and Amy Sedaris preach the gospel of satire in a perspiring Book of Liz

Jangled Belles

Holi-divas! premiere and Santaland revival make it the worst Noel at WaterTower

Flimflam Ma'am

The sting's the thing in Stage West's Bees; actor Wold gets elf control at WTT

Holly Daze

The sting's the thing in Stage West's Bees; actor Wold gets elf control at WTT

Get Out

The sting's the thing in Stage West's Bees; actor Wold gets elf control at WTT

All in the Family

Laugh and cry with David Sedaris

Down in Front

Oh, many '04 stage productions were mighty fine-- but sometimes the audience stole the show

Capsule Reviews

Our critics weigh in on local theater

This Week's Day-By-Day Picks

Our critics weigh in on local theater

Chasing His Tale

Kitchen Dog measures Circumference of a Squirrel; Labyrinth's Wonderful Life wanders

Singing Fuels

At CTD pump jockeys and pretty waitresses fill 'er up; theaters announce season lineups

Glass Work

From WBEZ in Chicago, this is Ira Glass

This Week's Day-By-Day Picks

From WBEZ in Chicago, this is Ira Glass

Rockin', Man

Water Tower offers a holiday creation nuttier than a fruitcake

This Week's Day-By-Day Picks

Water Tower offers a holiday creation nuttier than a fruitcake

Painful With Drawl

Just OK, Tulsa Lovechild sags under TV gimmicks; DTC's Glass Menagerie goes limp with Southern angst

Altar Egos

In 10:10, four weddings, two funerals add up to one hot new play

He Talk Funny

David Sedaris is an American in Paris

A List of Lists

Counting down 2002

Elf Esteem

Tart humor and hot voices in Addison; sour notes spoil in Addison; sour notes spoil the songs at Theatre Three

Moldy Oldies

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

He Talk Funny

David Sedaris wants to make us feel

Anti Claus

If your name was Crumpet, you'd be angry, too

The Old Boys Club

Theatre Three returns to The Happy Time, when men were men and drunks were funny

Hard candy Christmas

Theatre Too! celebrates Sedaris

Holiday jeer

The diary of an elf as as a young man

Bard on

Undermain's Pericles is a prince of a show

David Sedaris Is Probably Still Signing Books Somewhere on the SMU Campus

Jenny the Elephant, as drawn by a certain humorist of noteHoards of lit fans -- which is to say, people who still read actual books -- filled in the tapestried seats of McFarlin Auditorium last night and listened to humorist, essayist and This American Life favorite David Sedaris regale us with tale ... More >>

Sedarical

Jenny the Elephant, as drawn by a certain humorist of noteHoards of lit fans -- which is to say, people who still read actual books -- filled in the tapestried seats of McFarlin Auditorium last night and listened to humorist, essayist and This American Life favorite David Sedaris regale us with tale ... More >>

Christmas Fare on Dallas Stages Fares Well Despite the Been There, Done That.

Jenny the Elephant, as drawn by a certain humorist of noteHoards of lit fans -- which is to say, people who still read actual books -- filled in the tapestried seats of McFarlin Auditorium last night and listened to humorist, essayist and This American Life favorite David Sedaris regale us with tale ... More >>