Onstage NTX
Las Sillas @ Teatro Gótico (Teatro Dallas 20th International Performance Festival)
As part of the company’s 20th International Performance Festival, Teatro Dallas presented a well-known Mexico City theatrical company, Teatro Gótico, in the play Las Sillas, a Spanish-language adaptation of the Romanian-turned-Parisian playwright Eugène Ionesco’s Absurdist classic The Chairs (1952).
Dallas Art Beat
Teatro Dallas and Cara Mia Theatre Draw Upon Their Shared Past for First Co-Production
For the first time in their collective history, Dallas’ leading Latinx theatre companies, Teatro Dallas and Cara Mia Theatre, are collaborating. Opening April 17, the two companies are presenting an outdoor, interactive procession: ¡Soltar!.
Dallas Morning News
The earthly and heavenly meet in Teatro Dallas premiere of ‘A Grave Is Given Supper’
Teatro Dallas’ multimedia production based on local poet Mike Soto’s collection A Grave Is Given Supper creates an evocative atmosphere in the center’s courtyard for Soto’s free-verse musings on the impact of the drug trade on Mexicans, including the lovers Consuelo and Topito at the center of the story.
In the News
NBC
Cara Mía Theatre and Teatro Dallas Celebrate Spring with Interactive Carnival Procession
Everyone loves a parade, especially when the audience is encouraged to join in the fun. Cara Mía Theatre and Teatro Dallas collaborate on ¡Soltar!, a magical pageant and interactive procession…
New York Times
What’s Playing in Dallas? With Streaming, I Could Find Out
Open-air shows. Joint productions. Filmed dress rehearsals. Here’s a faraway close-up on how one theater community has stayed reasonably robust in adversity…
Dallas News
The Dallas City Council gives unanimous approval to a new home for two Hispanic theater companies
In a unanimous vote, the Dallas City Council on Wednesday night awarded two Hispanic theater companies, Cara Mía Theatre and Teatro Dallas…
Dallas News
A new arts collective’s first mission? Racial equity in Dallas arts funding
A new arts collective is working to amplify the voices of minorities in Dallas. Led by four local theater companies — Bishop Arts Theatre Center, Cara Mía Theatre, Soul Rep Theatre Company and Teatro Dallas…
Dallas News
Cora Cardona, pioneering leader of Teatro Dallas, stepping down after 32 years
Long before painter Frida Kahlo and the Day of the Dead were fixtures in American pop culture, Cora Cardona was producing plays about them in Dallas…
Dallas Observer
Teatro Dallas Imports Latin American Culture to Dallas
When stage actress Cora Cardona moved to Dallas from Austin, the only acting roles she could find at first were those of a maid. A Mexican maid, specifically…
