Dallas Theater Center

Dallas Theater Center (DTC) is a prominent American regional theater located in Dallas, Texas. Founded in 1959, it stands out as one of the earliest regional theaters in the United States. The theater began its journey at the historic Kalita Humphreys Theater, designed by the renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright. The inaugural leadership of Paul Baker set the tone for the Dallas Theater Center's commitment to producing experimental interpretations of classic plays as well as world premieres. Over the years, DTC has established itself as a significant cultural institution within the Dallas community and has gained recognition across the American theater scene. Its programming is known for being innovative and dynamic, encompassing a wide range of theatrical styles and genres. From reimagined classics to the introduction of new plays, the theater's productions range from the epic to the intimate, with the aim of providing an unmatched experience to theater enthusiasts both locally and globally. The Dallas Theater Center is also home to the Brierley Resident Acting Company, which consists of 12 talented company members who contribute to the theater's vibrant artistic output. The theater is led by Executive Director Kevin Moriarty and operates out of the Dee & Charles Wyly Theatre, located at 2400 Flora Street in Dallas. DTC's mission is to produce theatrical art of the highest caliber that not only entertains but also educates, engages, and inspires audiences. The organization is deeply committed to its values, which include a strong focus on equity, diversity, and inclusion. This is reflected in their programming as well as their community outreach efforts. In recognition of the history and culture of the region, Dallas Theater Center has made a land acknowledgment, honoring the ancestral home of the many indigenous peoples upon whose land the theater now stands. The Dallas Theater Center continues to play a pivotal role in the cultural life of Dallas and the broader theatrical landscape, maintaining a dedication to artistic excellence and community engagement. Its staff and leadership team are instrumental in bringing the theater's vision to life, and the organization encourages public participation through various workshops, educational programs, and public works initiatives. For those interested in experiencing the work of the Dallas Theater Center, ticket information is available through their box office, with hours from Tuesday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and closed on Sunday and Monday. The organization also offers season tickets, special ticket packages, and group rates, making its performances accessible to a wide audience. Copyright 2023 by the Dallas Theater Center, the organization continues to evolve and serve as a beacon for the performing arts in Dallas and beyond.