Manuel Mendoza

The production of Debbie Tucker Green’s play showcases sensitive acting and tension-building.

Presented by TITAS, the multimedia ‘Mana Wahine’ marries the traditional with the technical.

After years of raising money in the face of rising costs and construction delays, Kitchen Dog Theater is finally scheduled to start renovating its new home in early November. The $2.7 million project could transform the landscape of performing arts venues in North Texas.

Musical interludes, clear delivery of the text and sharp design elements forge a timeless present.

Company dancers will draw on paper canvasses with charcoal and their bodies.

A great cast at a great Dallas company can’t bring life to Ionesco’s absurdity.

For the second season in a row, Teatro Dallas is putting on a festival of new directors, giving young theater artists a chance to choose a play of their...

Dallas' premier contemporary dance company opens its 15th season with a new name and a new choreographer in its repertoire. Bruce Wood Dance is now Bruce Wood Dance Dallas to reflect the troupe's deep roots in North Texas.

The musically inclined choreographer returns to Dallas for the first time in 10 years.

Mark Morris' "The Look of Love" dresses 10 dancers in brightly colored costumes and the stage with five chairs and five pillows. As part of presenter TITAS' season, his company will perform the 2022 work set to 14 songs by prolific 1960s hitmaker Burt Bacharach. The music is played live by a seven-piece band.