Theatre in Dallas This-week




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Thu Oct 29 2:00pm
Plim Plim - En Vivo
House Of Blues  •  Dallas, TX
Thu Oct 29 5:00pm
Plim Plim - En Vivo
House Of Blues  •  Dallas, TX
Thu Oct 29 7:30pm
Sweeney Todd
The Firehouse Theatre  •  Dallas, TX
Thu Oct 29 7:30pm
And Then There Were None - The Play
Art Centre Theatre  •  Plano, TX
Fri Oct 30 7:30pm
Dallas Opera: The Cunning Little Vixen
Winspear Opera House  •  Dallas, TX
Fri Oct 30 7:30pm
Sweeney Todd
The Firehouse Theatre  •  Dallas, TX
Fri Oct 30 7:30pm
And Then There Were None - The Play
Art Centre Theatre  •  Plano, TX
Sat Oct 31 2:30pm
Sweeney Todd
The Firehouse Theatre  •  Dallas, TX
Sat Oct 31 7:30pm
Sweeney Todd
The Firehouse Theatre  •  Dallas, TX
Sun Nov 1 2:00pm
Dallas Opera: The Cunning Little Vixen
Winspear Opera House  •  Dallas, TX
Sun Nov 1 2:30pm
Sweeney Todd
The Firehouse Theatre  •  Dallas, TX


Theatre in Dallas This-week 2026 schedule

This week in Dallas, theater, ballet, and musical performances take center stage at some of the city's most iconic venues. From September 15 to September 20, 2026, audiences can enjoy a diverse lineup of entertainment. The Music Hall At Fair Park hosts the beloved classic musical "The Sound Of Music" with multiple performances scheduled, including evening shows from September 15 through 20, and matinees on September 19 and 20. Meanwhile, the Winspear Opera House features the captivating ballet "Casanova" performed by the Texas Ballet Theater, with shows running from September 18 to 20, including matinee and evening performances. For comedy and theatrical arts, Deep Ellum Art Co. presents "Drunk Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet," a humorous take on Shakespeare's tragedy, with performances each evening from September 16 to 20, including multiple shows on the 18th and 19th. Dance enthusiasts can catch "Dance Me: The Music of Leonard" by Les Ballets Jazz De Montreal at Moody Performance Hall, with shows on September 18 and 19. For family and youth audiences, The Firehouse Theatre in Farmers Branch hosts the lively production of Disney's "High School Musical Jr.," with performances scheduled daily from September 17 through 20, including weekend matinees. Additionally, the Wyly Theatre features the intriguing performance "Reykjavik86," with shows running from September 15 through 20, offering a compelling mix of theater and multimedia. This week's lineup showcases Dallas's vibrant arts scene, featuring renowned performers, diverse genres, and top venues, making it an exciting time for arts and culture enthusiasts.