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3120 Mckinney Ave. Dallas, TX 75204

214-953-1055

http://www.kitchendogtheater.org

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Award Winner 2006

3120 Mckinney Ave. Dallas TX 75204

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The Five Best Comedy Shows in Dallas This Weekend, April 11-14

By Jane R. LeBlanc | Wed, April 10, 2013

Every week we highlight the best comedy of the coming weekend. Find more comedy events at dallasobserver.com/calendar. Maz Jobrani at the Addison Improv A founding member of the Axis of Evil Comedy T... More »
A Chair, Set Askew

By Jennifer Medina | Thu, February 21, 2013

When we crave unique, thoughtful and sometimes even absurd theater, we go straight to Kitchen Dog. Based out of The McKinney Avenue Contemporary’s black boxes (3120 McKinney Ave., in Uptown), Kitchen Dog has been bringing its A game to the local... More »
Stories About Getting High

By Jesse Hughey | Thu, January 17, 2013

The volunteer confessors who spill their guts in Nicole Stewart’s Oral Fixation (An Obsession with True Life Tales) storytelling series are often serious writers and actors. But one of Stewart’s skills is working with someone who doesn’t consider... More »
Bold, Nog-Based Confessions

By Jennifer Davis-lamm | Thu, December 06, 2012

In between all the Thanksgiving traditions, Christmas miracles or Hanukkah heartwarmers that we’ve experienced throughout the years, we’ve all got one or two memories that we’d rather keep to ourselves. Like that time your boyfriend had to... More »
Stage Mom From Hell

By Jennifer Davis-lamm | Thu, November 22, 2012

Irish literature is a lot like Irish whiskey: tough going down, but ending with a slow, comforting warm. And then, all of a sudden, your insides are twisting and you feel like you want to puke. Class issues, socioeconomic hardships and frequently... More »
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2006 | Best Theater Company

Now in its 16th season presenting plays they hope will "provoke, challenge and amaze" (according to their mission statement), Kitchen Dog Theater, founded by SMU theater grads, is one of the few local theaters to host a full company of artists. Some 29 actors, directors, designers and playwrights comprise KDT's professional company, making for a diverse and exciting artistic family. Among them: actors Ian Leson, Rhonda Boutte, Shelley Tharp-Payton, Christina Vela and John Flores; playwrights... More »
2002 | Best Theater Company

With most theaters jobbing in actors (Dallas Theater Center gets 'em from New Yawk City, no less), a good old-fashioned repertory company is getting hard to find 'round these parts. Now in its second decade, the Kitchen Dog Theater's resident acting company still is composed mostly of SMU acting and directing grads (and professors) who created this theater for themselves 12 years ago (and named it after a reference in Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot). In two acting spaces at McKinney... More »

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3120 Mckinney Ave. Dallas, TX 75204

214-953-1055

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The Five Best Comedy Shows in Dallas This Weekend, April 11-14

By Jane R. LeBlanc | Wed, April 10, 2013

A Chair, Set Askew

By Jennifer Medina | Thu, February 21, 2013

Stories About Getting High

By Jesse Hughey | Thu, January 17, 2013

Bold, Nog-Based Confessions

By Jennifer Davis-lamm | Thu, December 06, 2012

Stage Mom From Hell

By Jennifer Davis-lamm | Thu, November 22, 2012

2006 | Best Theater Company

2002 | Best Theater Company

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