The Fates may finally have sprinkled stardust on Dallas Theater Center's artistic director, Kevin Moriarty. For years he's been trying to launch... More >>

Why does it always feel like a fluke when Theatre Three does something as polished and well-acted as Enron? The play by Lucy Prebble is running... More >>

If only college life were ever as naive and boisterous as it was in the 1939 musical Too Many Girls, now getting a sis-boom-beautiful revival at... More >>

New Mexico is where you'll find the six characters in search of an exit line in Angels Fall, a dreary play Lanford Wilson was always sorry he'd... More >>

Ah, now we know what was missing from all of Uptown Players' previous men-in-drag comedies by Las Vegas playwright Jamie Morris: Jamie Morris... More >>

If only we could tithe to the muse who inspires the strange and wonderful plays Matthew Posey thinks up and puts on at his Ochre House theater.... More >>

The Joads do finally make it to California in The Grapes of Wrath. Though not without a great many problems. Now onstage at Addison's WaterTower... More >>

Programs handed out at performances of Rx at Kitchen Dog Theater should list possible side effects of seeing the new Kate Fodor play: sudden... More >>

Solo comedy actor John Michael Colgin is only 23 and still finding his way as an out-gay writer and performer of his own material. His latest is... More >>

Oscar Madison, hot slob? OK, let's go with that. In Dallas Theater Center's production of Neil Simon's ever-delightful comedy The Odd Couple,... More >>

Look beyond the politics espoused in the fact-based one-woman drama My Name Is Rachel Corrie, currently onstage at Second Thought Theatre at... More >>

Not even the title of Idols of the King makes sense. Ronnie Claire Edwards' plotless script, onstage now at Theatre Three, features an Elvis... More >>

You'll have to take the afternoon off, and you should, to see the splendid new production of Greater Tuna at the Bath House Cultural Center. One... More >>

The 12th annual Out of the Loop Fringe Festival continues at WaterTower Theatre in Addison for one more weekend. Eighteen shows, most under an... More >>

Actor Kieran Connolly sits in full view for 20 minutes before the first word of Red, the two-man bio-drama about artist Mark Rothko now running... More >>

There are great gay playwrights like Tennessee Williams whose plays have become classics because they deserved to be. There are good gay... More >>

Some shows never change. Like Wicked, A Chorus Line, Chicago. Some do, however, and two that have changed for the better are big comedies with... More >>

What's it all about, Aphra? Echo Theatre continues its season of plays by 17th century wit Aphra Behn with the Restoration farce The Lucky... More >>

Kitchen Dog Theater's production of Eugène Ionesco's The Chairs is perfectly absurd. Also absurdly perfect. Change hats. It takes a few... More >>

Good actors are doing their level best with a not-so-good play and a sub-standard production at African American Repertory Theatre in DeSoto. The... More >>

Sometimes it's worth it to wait and catch a show at the end of its run rather than on opening night. By the third or fourth week, actors have it... More >>

Actor Brian McEleney is the luckiest person in the Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre during Dallas Theater Center's production of King Lear. He's the... More >>

Dallas actor and playwright Danny O'Connor first performed his one-man show Zero at WaterTower Theatre's black box studio five and a half years... More >>

Do I hear a waltz? And a Charleston? And some numbers from Ghost: The Musical? The theater year gets off to an upbeat start with talented actors... More >>

Matthew Posey writes, directs and stars in all of the weird, wonderful musical dramedies he puts on at his Ochre House theater, and he always... More >>

Putting It Together, a two-hour revue of Stephen Sondheim songs, isn't much of a musical. It's more of a meh-sical. But WaterTower Theatre in... More >>

Couple things. Christopher Walken's got nothing on Van Quattro. More about that in a sec. If you have avoided live theater lately because you... More >>

Seeing Pegasus Theatre's one-and-only annual production of a "black-and-white play" is as much a New Year's ritual for some of us as eating a... More >>

If Dallas theater gets much better than it was in 2012, Chicago's going to be jealous. Dallas' theatrical community used to lose a lot of... More >>