Performing Arts

The 258 Deaf Variety Show is literally shining the spotlight on Dallas’ deaf artists.

With the help of a few beloved characters, the comedian and writer-director showcased music from his debut album, The Real Me.

Comedian Hector Sifuentes wants his new comedy show, Spirited Foo, to help the Dallas comedy scene evolve.

The live performance trio has found a way to make shitty movies into can’t-miss screenings. Or into new-fangled comedies.

We caught up with the Texas-raised comedian ahead of his stand-up set at the Majestic Theatre on Saturday.

Three decades on, the goth nightclub is still growing Dallas’ nightlife scene with its new weekly concept.

The Saturday Night Live alum’s show at the Granada on Sunday was a sad display of a comedian who now only knows how to pander to your Facebook uncle.

The new exhibit from Dallas artist Brandy Michele Adams transforms trauma into healing by engaging all five senses.

Dallas and Fort Worth artists speak up for a project exploring female, nonbinary and queer voices in Soundings exhibition.

The propaganda film invented camp, and it’s only appropriate that it gets the musical treatment.

Presented by the Flame Foundation and the Flamenco Fever respectively, Dallas is in for a season of Spanish culture.

A three-night concert backed by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra is just another excuse to hang out with these Broadway besties.

The upcoming stage production sees men opening up about sexuality, infidelity, faith and other topics.

Legendary actress Mink Stole and filmmaker Peaches Christ are bringing their cabaret show to the Texas Theatre.

The comedian discusses his the lessons he has learned by performing all over the world and the difference between British and American comedy.

Presented by Outcry Theatre, this hyper-creative immersive play brought us to tears and laughter.

If you’re looking to get back into theater in Dallas, this is the year to do it.

From “Back to the Future: The Musical” to Rachmaninoff, Dallas stages have something for you this spring.

The musical version of the beloved ’80s time-travel movie comes to the Music Hall in March.

We asked stand-up comedians for their funniest jokes, and they delivered good punchlines.