In 1974, DTC premiered its best show ever. Why was it never seen again?
Doug Wright channeled his anger from growing up gay in the Park Cities into bizarre and brilliant plays
Tennessee Williams lights up Fräulein with kooky comedy; Frozen sends chills at T3
Student playwrights show their skills
René Moreno
The Danube flows in unexpected directions at Kitchen Dog Theater
Tony Curtis commits felonious acting at DSM; Plano Rep rips into an old play about jail
Theatre Three's Major Barbara marches in brisk Shavian step
Stage West's Rough Crossing is a pleasant journey by a plundering playwright
Theatre Three offers a dysfunctional production of Christopher Durang's Beyond Therapy
11th Street Theatre Project paints two very different family portraits in Southern Rituals
Theatre Quorum makes beautiful music in Serenading Louie
Mamet's The Old Neighborhood is full of rage, but never scores a direct hit
Collected Works' Vanya dissolves into chaos
Theatre Three carries the humor on a long road through Mamet, May, and Allen
The MAC debuts a charming, overly chatty meditation on the terrors of adulthood
Lean Theater offers a slight production of a thinly scripted play
Kitchen Dog doesn't just clown around in their dazzling Glass Menagerie
New Theatre Company's hilarious production of Psychopathia Sexualis saves its talky script...almost
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?
You might wake up screaming from Theatre Three's Dreams from a Summer House
Elaborate costume changes in DTC's A Cricket Match can't disguise this material
Strong comic performances make a lackluster Amphitryon sparkle
Some terrific acting blooms in Pinter's The Hothouse
A small flame glows in Youth Could Know's Tundra
With their sequined dancers, cardboard characters, and savage beauty-shop banter, Shelly Garrett's comedy plays don't get any respect from critics. But black Dallas knows better.
New Theatre Company's Faith Healer is a half-cure for the dramatic itch
New Theatre Company puts Don Juan on Trial
11th Street paves a bumpy, bright road for Desdemona
Dallas Theater Center's Perestroika is a stormy beauty
DTC's Three Tall Women measures up
Thin Dime's 3 Violent Plays demonstrates the difficulties of the short form
Lips Together, Teeth Apart makes it hard to smile
Theatre Three exposes a bit of Durang in Disgraceful Acts
Angels in America author Tony Kushner talks politics
DTC's Arms and the Man resurrects the comic genius of George Bernard Shaw
A few theater companies cry out in the wilderness of Dallas' stage scene
Theater Critics Forum ponders the year's best performances--and Dallas' diminishing stage scene
