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3120 Mckinney Ave. Dallas, TX 75204

214-953-1055

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Best Theater Company
Award Winner 2006

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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 »

Tell 'Em About That Time You Lit The Lawn On Fire

By Kelly Dearmore | Thu, May 10, 2012

If honesty and authenticity is required for art to truly blossom, then Nicole Stewart’s Oral Fixation series of open-chested spoken-word performances from folks sharing personal, sad and humorous stories is indeed a fully formed rose. Operating of... More »
They Say It's An Oral Fixation

By Jennifer Medina | Thu, April 12, 2012

Remember field day? It was the only time you were allowed to roam around outdoors at school (outside of recess or fire drills) and it was the one day kids waited for all year. If you were good at running around tied to your best friend, balancing ... More »
I See Nerdy People

By Brentney Hamilton | Thu, March 29, 2012

If you’re still not over that time your asshole cousin ruined The Sixth Sense by divulging its “mind-blowing” ending before you could make it to the cineplex, we have a foreboding tale of ghoulish mystery that is beyond spoiling by voluble blowhar... More »
How'd I Spend My One-Night Stand? Lying Down.

By Jamie Laughlin | Thu, March 08, 2012

“He was a hot air balloonist who had run low on gas and I, well, I was there to catch his fall from heaven. We spent one blissful night together — he pointed out constellations and explained where they would sit a thousand years from now, while I ... More »
Coyote and Collapse Twist Real-life Drama into Dark Comedy

By Elaine Liner | Thu, February 09, 2012

As small, intense, pull-your-hair-out comedies, the new plays Coyote and Collapse have a lot in common. Coyote, playing a few more performances at Nouveau 47's tiny theater at the Magnolia Lounge in Fair Park, puts us out in the Arizona desert wit... More »
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