This is my favorite performance venue in Dallas. World class design, sound, staging and fantastic…read moreservice. There's not a bad seat in the house if you get right down to it. The grand tier is really high up so I do prefer floors 1-4 ideally but I would not be scared to see a show from level 5. Sight lines are nice throughout. I may have to think about one of the extreme side seats on higher levels. That could restrict sight lines some. The Broadway shows are always great - in my opinion the sound and seating at Winspear really shine versus Fair Park Music Hall. Concerts here are fantastic and I would jump at the chance to see a favorite artist at the Winspear. Easiest parking is the Lexus Red lot but it is a bit pricey and naturally takes a while to empty out post show. Still you can walk around after the show and let the crowds clear out or get a snack at the Flora Cantina next door. There is also dining inside the center up high which looks really great. Amazing views from inside on all levels. What a gorgeous building and we are lucky to have it in our city.

What a phenomenal concert by one of my favorite jazz pianist and singers, Diana Krall. My wife had…read moreheard a few songs by her, but not the ardent fan I am. Parking at the Lexus Garage was a breeze. Word of warning, pre-purchase your parking with your tickets. Parking was sold out and only allowing pre-purchased entry. The Winspear is such a beautiful venue especially the showcase chandelier light feature that raises up into the ceiling before a performance. Diana and her upright bass and drummer didn't take the stage until 8:15-8:20, The trio never sounded better. Wow, what musicianship! The sound was mixed perfectly and there was a wonderful mix of standards and original music, and quite a bit of jazz improv. In the audience there was a lot of mouths hanging open with amazement. What an incredible evening of jazz, thoroughly enjoyable.

The Morton Meyerson Symphony Center is no stranger to the Dallas music scene. I, however have been…read morea complete stranger to the Morton Meyerson Symphony Center until Danny Elfman came and performed his music from his scores for Tim Burton films. What a great venue. The house acoustics are wonderful and the seats were comfortable enough to endure an almost three hour show! Honestly, the bathroom situation could be improved, because the lines were so long (even for the men's) that I really had just enough time at intermission to go there and back. It's a first world music venue with second world bathrooms. Also, I am not a tall guy, but airplanes have more legroom than the Morton Meyerson. I will give them an A+ on programming though, great show, especially to bridge a cross-generational audience! OK, I know Danny is 74 years old, but the bulk of his fans are much younger!

Box seats at the Meyerson Symphony was amazing. We watched Home Alone and I really didn't watch…read moremost of the movie because the orchestra was mesmerizing. Such amazing talent. Parking is always an issue in Dallas but we made into the parking garage....finally. You have to get some box seats to the Dallas symphony for you and a special someone/s.

This is a local gem in the North Texas area. They put on classic musicals with a full orchestra…read more The shows, in my opinion, are Broadway-quality. They even sometimes feature big-name actors. For example, I had the pleasure of seeing Davis Gaines (of "Phantom" fame) in their production of "The Night of the Hunter." This was an original production, I believe, and unfortunately I've never seen it go anywhere (it was very good!). They also frequently display art and cultural exhibits that you can look at before the show starts and during intermission. Bathrooms are nice and clean, and the refreshments are reasonably priced. I find the theatre to be one of the most comfortable I've visited. Acoustics are great! We have season tickets and will continue to subscribe in the future. Community-produced, Broadway-quality!

One thing you will be assured of when you purchase your ticket to a Lyric Stage production: you…read morewill get a quality musical experience when you leave the theatre. Steve Jones, the producer, sees to that. The company spends a good amount of resources on sets and costumes and pulls in some real ringers with talent from the Dallas area and the New York pool. Innovative and artistic, Lyric Stage will rarely disappoint

An incredible here to make your artistic vision came alive and dreams come true. Renovated church,…read moremuch like Four Day Dallas, this venue is ripe with possibilities. Upstairs green room for your cast. Lighting booth is there, as well. The staff come from all walks of life. I have had the personal joy of experiencing a show and performing at this space twice. Acoustics are substantial. One is able to provide their own audio or source staff for great referrals. Ample restrooms, if need be. Various studios- for training/rehearsal. Only one star off until I tour the podcast room. Parking on site. During an event, there's for donation parking. Journey on, creatives and those that adore them!

Wow! This place was great! I saw Balthvs here a few months ago and really enjoyed the show. Having…read morea venue so close to where I grew up is awesome. I hate the hassle of going to Deep Ellum so hopefully they can get more bands to play here.

I've always liked this theatre for its flexible architecture and modern feel. The theatre group…read morehas been good although it has changed over the decades. Its one of the few theaters that I will dress up for and has an open lobby area with a cash bar that is a fun and somewhat upscale space for conversation before the show which works nicely for your group to gather, converse, and socialize before the show. Addison restaurants are nearby but busy on weekends so do plan an early dinner between 5 and 6 as those restaurants are typically very busy on weekends. A plus is the "Stone Cottage" theatre in the rear which hosts a different theatre company and is which is rustic with often ribald works. There is also a large snd configurable separate meeting space which can be had for special functions or seminars. If you are into Architecture and you ever get the chance for a complete tour of the Water Tower theatre seize the opportunity because it is a very cool building with 2 levels below grade for costume and storage with three above that are absolutely amazing in how they are completely flexible for multi tier stage configurations and configurable seating tiers from several directions.

Nice facility, got a great deal on tix 2 weeks before the show, Off-Broadway production was solid.read more

One of the most innovative dance and music series in North Texas. Charles Santos, the Director of…read moreTITAS, searches the globe to bring the finest performing art events to the Winspear and the Dallas Performance Hall. I am a season subscriber and I am constantly amazed at the high caliber of each season. Highlights have included Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet, Pilobolus and genius composer Philip Glass.

The performance has a Cirque vibe to it. Or maybe Cirque has a Titus vibe to it…read more......... A lot of emphasis on costumes, illusions and light - a little like shadow puppets, although that description greatly downplays the complexity of the choreography. I was truly transported to rain forests with long legged creepy crawlies, colorful lizards and exotic birds. It was like nothing I have ever seen before, which isn't saying much in the grand scheme of things, but I remain delighted nonetheless. Even the day after I am still floating around the house, thinking about it. You should go.

Great place to take in a show! It has a cozy, intimate vibe, and much better acoustics than other…read moreolder theater-type venues that we have been too. They also have a great bar area with a huge tv that is perfect for grabbing a pre-show drink.

Amazing experience!…read more We saw a concert last night at Arlington Music Hall. This was our first time here. TICKETING We found the concerts we wanted to see on the Arlington Music Hall's website. Then we initiated our purchases online through their ticketing agent - Eventbrite. We got a confirmation via email from Eventbrite. TICKET SAVING We downloaded the Eventbrite app and were able to download our tickets into our Apple Wallets on our iPhones. Perfect! PARKING There is free street parking in front of and around the corner from the venue. There is a lot and ramps within a block or two that are also free. Winning! DOORs vs SHOW Our show start time was 8pm. Doors for this show opened at 6:00. We were not able to go into the theater portion of the facility until 7:30. We arrived around 7:00. LOBBY, BAR, SNACK BAR There were staff members in the lobby scanning tickets for entry and that went fast. You may stand in the lobby area to wait for the theater doors to open, but the space there is limited. Behind the lobby is the Bar and Snack Bar area. There are a number of small, round high-top tables to stand at and there are cushioned bench seats along two long walls to sit on. The Bar also has some tall chairs for customer use. We didn't buy any cocktails, so no idea on the cost but I've read that its reasonable. The Snack Bar has water, beer, soft drinks, candy, popcorn, hot dogs, nachos, bbq sandwiches and such. And the pricing is very reasonable vs any other live music venue I've been too. RESTROOMS The restrooms are located near the bar/snack bar. I found the men's room to be clean, have a number or urinals and stalls. Very functional. THEATER GENERAL The Theater has two entry doors, so two long aisles from back to front. The sound and light boards are located between the aisles at the back of the theater (between the entry doors). About 2/3 the way towards the stage, there is an aisle going across the theater connecting the two long aisles. There is a balcony. Unsure if/when it is used, how many seats it has or how to access it. STAGE The stage is quite large in width and depth. It has a very high ceiling which likely easily accommodates tall backdrop set pieces and curtains. SOUND I saw short linear array speakers hanging from the ceiling in front of the stage. There may have been some subwoofer modules on stage behind curtains - unsure. The sound was quite adequate for this space. Note too that the walls seems to be concrete or stucco, so pretty reflective of sound. The sound team seemed to do a great job of managing levels and EQs. LIGHTING There are various uplighting on stage, downlighting above stage, lighting at the ceiling maybe 40 feet out from stage plus spot lights, likely up near the balcony. Lighting was well done and that team was responsive to the entertainers needs as he called out from stage a couple of times. SEATING / AISLE DEPTH Wow the seating was really comfortable. Cushy and wide and with cup holders in each of the arm rests. The aisle depth at your feet was enough that people could pass by you without the need for you to stand or leave your row. CONCLUSION We been to a lot of theaters around the country. This one is quite comfortable. More so that many we've been too. We have two more shows booked to see here. Looking forward to coming back.

I had my bach party here and I was very surprised about all the different performances that were…read morelined up during our Mavs game. The drumline team and the dance team really grooved out. They also had a bunch of games prior to the actual game as well. I was not on a good level of alcohol but everyone had so much grace to just let me have a good time evenhough I was from another team. I really appreciated the hospitality and giving us the opportunity to see this beautiful stadium. It was great seeing the rookie play and show out! Cooper is a top 3 rookie all around that I have seen.

We came here from out of town for a Friday night concert. The doors opened at 6:00 p.m., and there…read morewere numerous lines with very little direction on which line was for what. Some lines were moving extremely slowly, causing people to leave and join other lines that appeared to be moving faster. There were staff members present, but it seemed like merchandise lines, VIP lines, and general admission lines were all mixed together and going in different directions. Many attendees were frustrated and confused while trying to figure out where they needed to go. There needs to be better organization, clearer signage, and improved crowd management protocols. Overall, the entry process was very chaotic and made navigating the venue unnecessarily difficult.