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5938 Skillman St. Dallas, TX 75231-7608

214-978-0110

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Best Tween Theater
Award Winner 2009

Hours: by reservation

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2009 | Best Tween Theater

Dallas Children's Theater's Young Adult Relevant Drama series (nicknamed "y.a.r.d.") presents plays that entertain the "tween" generation and explores topics important to that age group. This past year's lineup--the B-movie spoof The Mummy's Claw, the new play dont u luv me about obsessive teen relationships, and the Anne Frank drama And Then They Came for Me--were beautifully produced, directed and acted by casts that featured some of Dallas' best adult actors alongside young... More »
2006 | Best Theater

Time Magazine calls it one of the top five professional theaters for kids in the nation. But at any performance in the gorgeous, audience-friendly acting spaces at the 58,000-square-foot Rosewood Center for Family Arts, more than half the crowd will be happy grown-ups, many seeing the show without any children in tow. That's how good they are here. Founded by Robyn Flatt (daughter of Dallas Theater Center pioneer Paul Baker), DCT goes all out on every production, casting the best actors,... More »
2005 | Best Reason to Act Like a Child at the Theater

Founder Robyn Flatt, daughter of the legendary Dallas Theater Center founder Paul Baker, has made this former bowling alley site into the stunning Rosewood Center for Family Arts, one of the finest professional theaters for children in the country. Time magazine named it one of the top five in the nation and noted that it was the only one of the five to tour its productions to young audiences. Dallas Children's Theater introduces children to theater as art and entertainment, hiring the best... More »

It’s Hell to Be a Girl

By Sarah Kramer | Thu, February 23, 2012

Linda Daugherty offers a sobering look into the destructive world of bullying. She sheds light on what it’s like to be a middle-school girl surrounded by gossip, exclusion, backstabbing, eating disorders, depression and cliques. Based upon intervi... More »
Madeline Won’t Crack Your Nuts

By Kelly Dearmore | Thu, December 15, 2011

The yearly docket of holiday outings can be relatively predictable — that's why some call it tradition. Many families and holiday arts revelers flock to yet another production of the appropriately titled The Nutcracker, or to drown their credit ca... More »
Deck the Halls and Stages with Fa-la-lots of Holiday Shows

By Elaine Liner | Wed, November 23, 2011

If you have to use "the Method" to act excited about seeing in-laws at your holiday gatherings, you have something in common with all the actors in Scrooge and Santa drag night after night from now ti... More »
Night of the Living Blackheads

By Daniel Rodrigue | Thu, October 20, 2011

The undead tend to leave a lasting impression, whether it's a spine-chilling commercial for a midnight showing of George Romero's Night of the Living Dead or The Cranberries' hit protest song or Target's "Kids' Heartless Zombie Costume" for boys. ... More »
Love In

By Carli Baylor | Thu, October 13, 2011

Love makes you do crazy things. Romeo and Juliet sacrificed themselves for one another. Cyrano de Bergerac, well, he gave up his girl to another man. Army Captain Silvio? He disguises himself over and over again to win over his one, true love. Joi... More »
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Dallas Children's Theater

5938 Skillman St. Dallas, TX 75231-7608

214-978-0110

Description

2009 | Best Tween Theater

2006 | Best Theater

2005 | Best Reason to Act Like a Child at the Theater

By Sarah Kramer | Thu, February 23, 2012

By Kelly Dearmore | Thu, December 15, 2011

By Elaine Liner | Wed, November 23, 2011

By Daniel Rodrigue | Thu, October 20, 2011

By Carli Baylor | Thu, October 13, 2011