The Dallas Theater Center’s (DTC) production of Sherlock Holmes, The Final Adventure, through May 25, begins as a policeman catches the news of Sherlock Holmes’ death from a passerby but, as we all know from Holmes himself, “nothing and no one is who they seem.”
The show is now on its fourth national tour, the original Broadway creative team has been reunited to rejuvenate the production, and it shows beautifully on stage at the AT&T Performing Arts Center as part of the Lexus Broadway Series through April 27.
Thousands of sheets of paper wafting through the air while a young girl dances on aerial silk and actors perform magic, acrobatics and more, all without uttering a word.
By this time of year, I'm in the mood for a little “mayhem ensues,” so of course, I'm delighted to see that Classical Theatre has selected Oscar Wilde's wordplay feast, The Importance of Being Earnest, to close their season, April 9-27 at The Barn.
The success of any production of Ain’t Misbehavin’, the 1978 Tony-winning musical revue, rests solely on the talents of the five singers who comprise the entire cast.
