
A 10-level vertical theater and performing arts venue at the AT&T Performing Arts Center in Dallas's Arts District.

A live, shot-for-shot parody of the film Jurassic Park, performed by two actors and a Foley artist, blending comedy, physical theatre and live sound effects.

Award-winning comedy-magic solo show featuring the stage persona Lucy Darling, blending wit, charm and mind-bending magic.

A symphonic hip-hop storytelling experience led by Leon Brown with The RoyzNoyz Orchestra, blending spoken word with live orchestral music.

Max McLean brings C.S. Lewis to the stage in a multimedia theatrical experience, followed by a post-show discussion.

Dallas Black Dance Theatre presents Genesis, a showcase of iconic works celebrating Fifty Years in Motion.

Dallas Theater Center presents A Christmas Carol, a magical Christmas Eve adventure with Ebenezer Scrooge, directed by Alex Organ.

Olivier Award-nominated stage parody that condenses all seven Harry Potter books into 70 minutes of comedy, including a real-life game of Quidditch.

A new generation of dancers embody the works that established Dallas Black Dance Theatre, celebrating its 50th anniversary.

Comedy revue by Elevator Project about the anxieties that keep us up at night, presented by Eleven 11 Productions as part of the Emerging SOuLOS series.

Dallas Black Dance Theatre presents UNCHARTED, its first program of world premiere dance works, marking the company's 50th anniversary.

A 90-minute acrobatic cat show by Rock Cats Rescue, Inc., featuring trained house cats performing feline acrobatics, followed by a meet and greet.

Dallas Theater Center presents The Monsters, a play about two siblings finding common ground in the MMA ring, with extensive choreography and post-show discussions.

Stand-up comedian Paula Poundstone brings her observational humor and quick wit to the stage at the Wyly Theatre.

New York Times journalists Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan discuss President Trump's first year back in office in a conversation based on their book 'Regime Change'.

Interactive, family-friendly debate show where audience members vote to decide which topic reigns supreme in a smashdown format.

Violinist Dominique Hammons blends jazz-infused roots and classical artistry in a live soul concert at the Wyly Theatre.
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2616 Commerce St, Dallas, TX 75226, United States
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