What an amazing experience. My wife and I were celebrating our 32nd anniversary and decided to head…read moreto Granbury for dinner and take in a musical at the Opera Hose. We saw "Always Patsy Cline!" What an incredible production. It was all first rate. Community theater is always so much fun. The Opera House is so beautiful and historic. We can't wait to head to Granbury and take in another show.

We were visiting the area for the solar eclipse and decided to add in a show while we were there…read more We were excited to see there was a local theater company and it would take place in a beautiful and historic building. We loved the show and the venue and everything about the experience. Very high caliber of performance. Staff and ushers were friendly and helpful and it was just a perfect experience all around.

We used to be patrons of the Fort Worth Opera but when the Corona Virus came they had to cancel…read moreperformances. Understood. But they would not issue refunds. One had 2 options: donate or buy into next season which we were not interested in. Disgraceful treatment of a patron during troubling times. We feel we have been taken advantage of.

Wow! I have had the opportunity to see all three shows in this 2015 season and it's just fantastic…read more Not just because of the shows, but because of the staff too. Everyone here is incredibly helpful and willing to please their patrons. This year I saw La Traviata, Dog Days, and Hamlet. All three very different in their own ways, two of which are unique to any opera. If you haven't seen it, La Traviata is the opera that inspired Pretty Woman. It's very opulent, dramatic, and short. This makes it a fantastic first opera for anyone wanting to experience a show for their first time. It's a classic and easy to follow, plus the performers this year do a pretty good job. Dog Days is completely different. This show is dark, very dark, and not at all for the faint of heart. Set in a post-apocalyptic world with a family starving to death, you meet a man in a dog suit. This show is not like your average opera with very little melody to follow, but the subject matter is deep and will intrigue you. Definitely not kid friendly. But great. Hamlet is not like your typical Hamlet. I won't spoil anything, but you will be surprised. Plus as soon as you enter the lobby you're immersed into the Hamlet world, one which you're really not expecting! Their customer service staff is so friendly they will help you find the best seats at your price point. There are student packages and lots of opportunities for discount.

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.

We routinely attend shows at the Winspear Opera house and it is always a pleasure. Parking is…read moreeasily accessed, the walk from parking to the venue is short and easy in any sort of weather. Staff and volunteers are helpful and friendly, food and cocktails are great and there isn't a bad seat in the house!

Went to see Pépito matinee! Opera in English was a first and enjoyable. I was extra thankful for…read morethe subtitles displayed on a screen above the stage because at times it was difficult to hear the singers. I felt like they may have been saving their voices and not projecting as well since this was a children's opera. The story was simple, fun, and engaging.

Just attended a dress rehearsal in a super hot building in the most uncomfortable seats I have ever…read moresat in. Literally in pain and burning up the entire time. The p Opera itself was amazing but this crap having the horrible seats and no ac on

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.

The staff at the Eisemann Center went above and beyond for us last at the America concert. They…read morehelped fill my ice pak so i wouldn't have to stand in the long line at the concession stand and gave me the white glove treatment to my seats! The concert was great. So nice to go out and be greeted with a smile and such wonderful hospitality

At the Eismann Center their location is conveniently situated not far from Central Expressway. They…read moreoffer valet or self parking in their parking garage. I was there to see the play What She's Having. Part of our group used valet. I used the self parking garage option. I purchased my ticket in advance as did most of my group and they have ushers to keep everything organized. The concessions are priced pretty much like you would expect. And the restrooms are large and well maintained. All of us truly enjoyed the play. Eismann Center is very well run.

So I scored some tickets to see a play here and turns out, I've been here before and had completely…read moreforgotten about it!! About 5 years ago a local nonprofit had one of their fundraisers here and I remember thinking it was a really great venue. We got to wander around the 5 different galleries and watch the harpist they had in what I now know is one of their two theaters. After cocktails we were ushered into a large space that they had cleared out- but left all the paintings on the walls- for dinner. The room had floor to ceiling windows overlooking the rest of the arts district around the building. It would definately be a great wedding reception venue. The play was fantastic- On the Mississippi Delta- and we were able to walk around a few of the exhibits during the intermission. Check their website for upcoming plays!!!

I live in Arlington Heights and I had not been here until just a week ago. Shame on me! I think in…read moremy ignorance I assumed it was part of the museum. I was wrong! It's 2 theaters, an art gallery, local art for sale, etc. There's tons of local community theater projects going on. I came to see a play with a friend and we really enjoyed the experience! I loved the current gnome themed art they have in the gallery entry as well as the wooden pieces. Everything I saw was available for purchase. I'll be back!

Great training and really excellent school owner and director. Les Jordan is the real deal.read more

From the owner: North Central Ballet is committed to providing the finest dance lessons available in the Northeast…read moreTarrant County Area. Professional ballet instruction is the basis of our student's success. Students from North Central Ballet have been awarded scholarships to study with major professional ballet company schools throughout the United States including: School of American Ballet (New York), Joffrey Ballet (New York) North Carolina School of the Arts, Boston Ballet, Hartford Ballet, Exploring Ballet with Suzanne Farrell, Kennedy Center, Ballet Austin and Colorado Ballet as well as major university dance departments. In addition, several of our former students are now performing with professional dance companies around the world.