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

Great sounds from the auditorium. Bands sounded amazing in there. Hope I get to go again!read more

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!

Enjoyed The Nutcracker during the Christmas Season! Staff were friendly and the building is nice &…read moreclean!

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.

Beautiful event space with so much to offer which consist of 2 floors. The second floor also has…read moresome art work display as well. I have been to many events at this location and really love how beautiful and clean this building is and how is maintained. The staff is also always so friendly.

Eisemann theater is a medium sized auditorium perfect for small performances. I've been here…read moreseveral times over the years and always enjoyed. The acoustics and lighting are great,seats comfortable and plenty of close parking. I wish there were more functions here,I would definitely come. Tonight I saw Bill Gates talking about his new book Source Code. About his early life leading up to Microsoft. Very interesting.

A fantastic way to spend an evening. Chamber symphony provides a small ensemble in an intimate…read morespace where you feel right next to the performers. Players are top notch performing wonderful works, some you know, and others are great introductions to lesser-known pieces. My wife and I are repeat concert goers and have enjoyed every show. Shows are typically two hours with intermission, so you are home at a reasonable time. A perfect date night!!

I can hardly fit everything I love about Dallas Chamber Symphony in one post. Their performances…read moreare always phenomenal. Richard McKay is tireless in finding new and unique ways to bring chamber music to life. I have been a season ticket holder for two years and every performance has been outstanding and nothing like the one before it. The atmosphere at Moody during a DCS performance is so energetic. It's a social event as much as it is a fantastic concert. What really sets DCS apart is their amount of community service. They provide programming for the underserved in DFW including homeless shelters, title one schools, nursing homes, hospitals, juvenile detention centers and beyond. I am proud to support the Dallas Chamber Symphony and will continue to do so for years to come. Attend a performance and you won't be disappointed.

It is great for schools, little kids really have a blast and learn at the same time, there is…read moredefinetly talent and skill to make these puppets come to life, seeing the kids laugh so much is priceless, thanks Pix for putting on a nice show, i felt like woah, where did the hour go!

From the owner: The Dallas Puppet Theater is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and advancing the…read moreperforming, visual, and creative art of puppetry in the Dallas/Fort Worth area through an ongoing series of performances, workshops, outreach programs, and collaborations with other organizations. The Dallas Puppet Theater produces an ongoing series of family performances, performing an average of fifty weeks per year with a collection of stories based on historical events, operas, original stories, and lighthearted adaptations of classic children's literature. Guest artists are also an important part of the Dallas Puppet Theater's programming, offering Metroplex audiences a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see some of the brightest stars in the puppetry universe. Join us for the fun and find out just why the Dallas Puppet Theater is uniquely qualified to bring life to ideas in order to teach and entertain.

I hired Laurel as a harpist for my wedding ceremony. We wanted to hire all small business owners…read morefor our wedding vendors and Laurel was good. She showed up on time and played for our wedding ceremony. It was an outdoor wedding (Dallas Arboretum) so it was hard to find musicians who would fit in a remote, garden setting. A harp was perfect for the setting and Laurel did well.

We hired Laurel 10 months before our wedding and had few, but pleasant interactions up until the…read moreweek prior to the big day. The song list had been chosen for her to play at our Christmas ceremony and cocktail hour. Come to it, she did NOT show up and called crying that she slept through it accidentally. I'm sorry, but someones wedding is not something you sleep through, even once (and I doubt that;s true). The venue and my parents tried calling over and over for the 1-2 hours before ceremony start and no answer. She proceeded to call during the reception (when, I assume, she knew we wouldn't answer) bawling in the voicemail, saying she took too many sleeping pills and had never missed a wedding before. Again, no excuse is ok for me not having the music for my ceremony and cocktail hour. NOT worth the risk--pay a couple hundred more for someone else. VERY unprofessional and inexcusable.