Collin-Denton Spotlighter https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Review: Creative cosplay galore at the 2024 FAN EXPO Dallas convention Blog Home MailPoet Page The Sammons Center for the Arts celebrates 35 years of its fall jazz series, starting with a “full circle” concert on September 4 Shakespeare’s signature love story receives a pop star makeover in “& Juliet” Interview: Maya Lagerstam on the hilariously corny comedy and communal joy of “SHUCKED” Building a Community: D. Wambui Richardson Invites Audiences to Become Part of Jubilee Theatre’s Family Interview: A conversation about “COMPANY” with James Earl Jones II Shakespeare Dallas invites DFW audiences to lend them their ears for “Julius Caesar” Pocket Sandwich Theatre weaves a thrilling story of suspense and comedy with Agatha Christie’s “Spider’s Web” The DFW Astromech Builders Club brought the droids you’re looking for to FAN EXPO Dallas A holly jolly trip through Camp Christmas, an immersive holiday art experience in Dallas More than four decades of friendship fuels “Patti & Theo” at Ochre House Theater The Grand Prairie Arts Council tells the tale of two of the country’s most notorious criminals in “Bonnie & Clyde” An absurdly comedic show filled with heart heads to Allen Contemporary Theatre in “Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike” “The Game’s Afoot” as McKinney Repertory Theatre produces a hilarious Sherlock Holmes-inspired mystery this October Denton-based PolaCon snaps a picture of a passionate instant photography community Ochre House Theater continues to take its signature creativity to the stage in “DADDY’S RABBITS: A Cotton Tale” Allen Contemporary Theatre brings a Shakespearean “Breakneck Comedy of Errors” to the stage this summer NTPA Collegiate Pursuits gives audiences a chance to write their own ending in “The Mystery of Edwin Drood” Inside “The Ashes of Aquitaine” at Lakeside Community Theatre with the North Texans who wrote it. Review: “SHUCKED” delivers a bushel of creative, corny humor to Fair Park The shifting beauty of “Butterfly Rest Stop” comes to Frisco’s Kaleidoscope Park McKinney Repertory Theatre dresses up in sharp suits to sing some smooth tunes in the musical comedy “Forever Plaid” “Hairspray” star Caroline Eiseman reflects on growing up as Tracy Turnblad ahead of the musical’s Fair Park performances Herbbits, Wizards, Borks and more return to the Pocket Sandwich Theatre stage in its latest fantasy-inspired melodrama A massive musical production of “Mary Poppins” floats through WaterTower Theatre Interview: Stephen Mark Lukas talks taking the stage as Nick Arnstein in “Funny Girl” on tour and on Broadway The Firehouse Theatre brings a bilingual production of Aladdin to Farmers Branch that’s brimming with Disney magic Review: Say “Hello Gorgeous” to a riveting revival of “Funny Girl” at Fair Park Runway Theatre spotlights women in STEM with “Silent Sky” Theatre Frisco stages a crowd-pleasing classic musical romantic comedy with “She Loves Me” Inside Dallas Museum of Arts’ “He Said/She Said: Contemporary Women Artists Interject” Empty Bowls McKinney is back to battle hunger with beautiful artistic bowls on April 25 Pocket Sandwich Theatre announces auditions for “Herbbits, Wizards, and Borks…Oh My!” Lyric Stage announces 31st season and free summer concert series Live Art 2 Live Music returns for an expanded collaborative event at Tupps Brewery Dallas’ Echo Theatre presents the world premiere of a new play about early feminist author and reformer Charlotte Perkins Gilman “Cloud Tectonics” represents the start of Teatro Dallas’ new international direction as it heads towards its 40th anniversary Comedy meets mystery in the upcoming McKinney Repertory Theatre production of “Catch Me If You Can” Runway Theatre announces the cast for its upcoming production of “Four Old Broads” Fort Worth Opera General and Artistic Director Angela Turner Wilson discusses the opera’s 79th season Lewisville Playhouse has planted the seeds for a thought-provoking comedy with its latest show, “Native Gardens” Review: The rich history of “HAMILTON” dazzles in Dallas as the show’s legacy continues to grow “MURROW” at the AT&T Performing Arts Center highlights a legendary journalist in his own words Kitchen Dog Theater spins an immersive tale of “Love and Vinyl” at Dallas’ Good Records Texas-native Gregory Story brings creative ceramics to the Cottonwood Art Festival as its featured artist this spring Review: “CHICAGO” brings “All That Jazz” and much more to Dallas Sherlock Holmes, Dr. Watson and 37 more characters take the Allen Contemporary Theatre stage for “Baskerville”