Love the ambiance, the acoustics and most of all the intimacy of the concerts! You are treated like…read morea favorite family member from the moment you walk in!

We attended concert at there Cabaret last night starring Marc Toussaint with a 3 piece trio backing…read morehim up , great show, people are there to listen to music, ticket includes valet parking and beer and wine and also some snacks . Looking forward to next show

Despite being born and raised Dallasite, I've never been to the Texas Theatre until recently after…read moreattending two shows there (Mae Martin and Alok Venom). I enjoyed myself both times. I'm not sure if it was the artists or the theatre itself, but the venue really had an intimate charm that really makes you feel like you're part of the performance. I feel like the stage isn't all that far away. I felt comfy during both shows with plenty of legroom (but I am short). I also don't remember my wife (who isn't short) complain about the legroom.While finding parking can present some challenges and the women's restroom line can occasionally feel somewhat longish (I mean... what woman's restroom line isn't during a well-attended production?), I really enjoy the history and nostalgia of Texas Theatre. Give it a try. For those my age and older, it really does retain that old school movie theater feel--and, for any rainbow kids like me, the Texas Theatre welcomes everyone. You'll feel right at home.

Texas Theatre is a historic theater in Dallas-Oak Cliff that is part landmark, part time capsule,…read moreand super cool. While the area around the theater has new shops, as soon as you walk into the Texas Theatre you are transported back into time. This is a must visit. My Overall Rating - 5 Stars (Atmosphere, Service, Theater, Return) Atmosphere - As you walk up to Texas Theatre, you'll see an old school lit marquee displaying the current shows and features. Curved, star shaped neon lights spelling "TEXAS" hang outside, guiding you in. Inside, it's chick, cool, and even has a bar. Curved couches imported directly from the 60's remind you that you just stepped back in time. 1 Star. Service - The center ticket booth is no longer used, but the entire staff was super nice, including the bartender. They know the Texas Theater is different and embody the groovy 60's feel. 1 Star. Theater - ICYMI, the Texas Theatre is famous because this is where Dallas police arrested Lee Harvey Oslwald after the assassination of JFK. The seats don't recline, cupholders have been added in between seats, and visible speakers pump out the sound as Texas Theatre moves into the modern era. But honestly, this place is a cool museum. One where you can visit, watch a movie, grab a drink, and step back in time. It's true the mega cinema's may offer you a better movie watching experience, but they're nowhere close to being retro cool like the Texas Theatre. 2 Stars. Will I Return? - Yes. If you haven't been, you should. Watching a movie at the Texas Theatre is like a step back in time. You get to experience what it was like in a super cool setting. I hope this place never changes. 1 Star.

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.

Came here for the Southern Classic Event and it is very nice inside. Good for venue for events. I…read moredidn't like how it was only restrooms on the first floor and not second. Located in a nice area, not that huge inside but the decorations were very nice!! The bar downstairs was nice and the restroom has many stalls. Overall, 4/5 for me. Well kept and modern. Looks like many plays and events are held here. -Marshay D.

Start to finish a top notch debut theater experience. It's located on the same side as Moody Hall…read more It was my first time. Staff were polite and helpful. Staff accompanied us in the elevator to our respective floor. This show had signature drinks and concessions near the elevators. There's a restroom on the floor with the stage. Blackbox feel. The show we caught felt like an alt-comedy production out of Chicago. So grand! There's street and lot parking. Keep in mind, it's downtown so mind the local signs. Enjoy; thanks for supporting local theater/arts!

My first trip to the majestic was a movie with my parents as a child. All these years later,I still…read morejump at the chance to go. Mostly lived musical acts these days. One of my most memorable was the only time I saw Johnny Cash and it was shortly before he passed away. Another fun annual event here are Christmas movies. Very cool. If you haven't been.... Go!

Stopped by the Majestic Theatre a while back for a Lyle Lovett concert. When you arrive parking can…read morebe a bit tricky as you'll need to either street park or park in a nearby garage. When you arrive you'll want to allow time to get through security/ticketing. Walking in you'll feel like you've been transported in time to an old Hollywood-style regal and lavish theatre. We sat on the upper level for this concert. Luckily the seats were pretty open on our row but may be a bit tight if you are sitting next to someone. This theatre is iconic and definitely worth stopping by for a show at least once.

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.

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

I have seen countless great shows at the Granada through the years. Heck I remember seeing movies…read morehere when I was a kid (saw a 3D movie with the glasses - maybe some kind of creature from the black lagoon or something - yeah I'm old!). Sound is always good. I like the staggered standing levels. If you want to get into the action up front you can do it but I prefer to be in the second level which is close but I don't have to worry about a mosh pit or anything. A few different bars - lobby or just inside the theater to keep you hydrated. Parking can be easy on Greenville in certain places if you know where to look although as new restaurants are opening nearby I'm gonna lose my go-to parking. Love that the CD World owner bought this place years ago and made it such a great venue. Also love that it's in my hood.

Went to my first show at the Granada last night, general admission. The lobby bar works, but a lot…read moreof updating is needed. Looks like the theater pulls in decent performances and I will definitely come back. There are plenty of surrounding bars and restaurants as well- but the parking lot filled up quick and people were driving around for a while searching for spots. I suggest showing up at least 45 minutes before a big show.