Dixie Longate stars in Dixie's Tupperware Party
By Kris Andersson

Due to popular demand, Dixie's Tupperware Party will have an additional performance on Saturday, March 8th at 8pm in The Studio Theatre. All remaining performances are filling up, so get your tickets to the added performance today!

Dixie Longate, the fast-talking Tupperware Lady, has packed up her catalogues and left her children in an Alabama trailer park to journey to Big D. Join Dixie as she throws a good ol’ fashioned Tupperware Party filled with outrageous tales, free giveaways, and the most fabulous assortment of Tupperware ever sold on a Texas stage. See for yourself how Ms. Longate became the number one Tupperware seller in the world as she educates her guests on the many alternative uses she has discovered for her plastic products!

PS - Bring your pocketbook! You can enjoy a great show and buy tupperware at this one!

Alan Pollard presents "Not To Be Out-Done..."

Powerhouse vocalist Alan Pollard and his ridiculously talented band, Vegetable Medley, deftly liberate Jazz, Pop, Rock & Folk music from the bondage of traditional cover-band slavery.

American Actors Company presents The Unseen
By by Craig Wright

Prisoners Wallace and Valdez don’t know where they are or why they’re there. But using elaborate guesswork, wit, and faith they fashion the unseen world around them with extravagant, absurd realities. The Unseen is a genuinely funny but dark tale from Craig Wright, author of The Pavilion and Recent Tragic Events, and television hits such as the HBO series Six Feet Under and ABC’s Lost, Brothers & Sisters, and Dirty Sexy Money. The

Unseen contains strong language and violent images.

Bill Bowers presents It Goes Without Saying

Bill Bowers has traveled a funny, poignant path from his Montana childhood to a career as an actor and mime. His autobiographical one-man show, It Goes Without Saying takes a scenic tour of Bill’s life thus far: from his childhood in the wilds of Montana, to his outrageous jobs as a performer a across the country, to the whirlwind of Broadway and studying with the legend Marcel Marceau.

Inevitable Theatre Company presents Surface TENsion: Ten Minute Plays (and then some...)

This dynamic collection of seven ten-minute plays (and then some...) by established and emerging playwrights features comedy, drama, intricate wordplay, political satire, and physical slapstick. It’s a theatrical smorgasbord! See seven plays for the price of one! And if you don't like the one you're watching, just stick around, another is on its way...

Surface TENsion contains adult language and situations, including profanity, smoking, and brief male nudity.

Jackson Ross Best, Jr. presents I Wish You Would Just Get the Hell Out of My Life, You Sorry Motherf*cker: Reflections on Love and Romance

Comprised of songs from musical theater, jazz, rock, and hip-hop, this cabaret act explores the urban single life and romantic dysfunction. Starring Jackson Ross Best, Jr. and Mark Mullino.

Warning: This production contains profanity, adult themes, extreme laughter, audience participation, jewels, booze, gifts, glitter, emotional catharsis, gays, and a toy piano. Those with pacemakers should be advised. You must be at least 6'1" to ride any of the attractions in the show.

Jordan Fuchs Company presents Thicket

Jordan Fuchs will present two works of dance. Created with composer Andy Russ, Thicket explores an environment that grows denser with the entanglements of human interactions, as four dancers ply the border between intimacy and abstraction. The audience, thrust into the dancer's world through the wearing of headphones, inhabits a dynamic, hyper-real and surreal environment, in which the visual and aural dislocate.

Lacy & Shade with Gamblin, Keller & Scott present Moving Portraits: Four Women, About Women

These artists have been recognized in 2004 and 2006 as one of the top Ten Dance Events by the Dallas Morning News along such renown companies as Lyon Opera Ballet, Garth Fagan Dance and Ralph Lemon. At the 2007 festival dance critic Margaret Putnam described their performances: “…it’s better to let your senses drink in the marvelous dancing. The very range of motion – its dynamic tension, its fluidity in ever-changing shapes, its quickness and pauses – piled on the richness. These are mature artists, and nothing went to waste…Every work was elliptical, tantalizing, fresh."

Lee Trull presents Rum and Vodka
By Conner McPherson

Rum and Vodka is master storyteller Conor McPherson’s hilarious and heartbreaking account of a young alcoholic’s sordid three day bender through the streets of Dublin. Having been fired from his job, a young father sets out on a strange odyssey that takes him through countless bars, an ABBA tribute band concert, the lavish home of a bohemian girl, a strange college party, and finally to the darker places of his own diseased soul. Starring Lee Trull; directed by Joel Ferrell.

Rum and Vokda contains strong language and sexual situations.

Martice Enterprises presents Heaven Forbid(s)!

Multi-cultural award-winning comedy about life after death. A group of outcast souls that include pimps, prostitutes, transgendered, and homeless, convene in a little place called "Purgatory" to share their stories and try to convince the “man upstairs" to let them in. HEAVEN FORBID (s)! Contains strong language and is for Mature Audiences only.

Michael Guinn & the Ft. Worth National Poetry Slam Team present Finding Our Voice

For years Mike Guinn and the Fort Worth Slam Team have built a national reputation uniting the poetry and spokenword community. From Dallas to Toronto Mike, Janean, Anthony, A.J. Chuck, Rose Ann and other faithful FWPS members and up-and-coming poets have dedicated their heart and soul to becoming some of the best performance poets in the world!

Muscle Memory Dance Theatre presents Sea Movement: Making Waves with Dance

A modern dance performance staging the unique styles of M2DT’s choreographers ranging from the comedic to the political. Choreographers include Lesley Snelson-Figueroa, Amy L. Ross, Elisa de La Rosa, Philip Elson, Kiera Amison, and Perpetual Motion/Modern Dance of Oklahoma City. Sea Movement presents a collaboration with musicians from the Fort Worth Symphony, aerial dance, and movement interpreting the classic music of iconic artists Mozart and Maria Callas. Come plunge to new depths, wade in the water, Sea Dance.

Out on a Limb Dance Company presents She Drew a Picture of a Whale & If It Were Not So Sweet

Out On a Limb Dance Company is performing a multi-media duet with one body on screen and one body in space entitled She Drew a Picture of a Whale. The images of fear and suppression evoke an emotional response that sends the dancers into twisted realities. Out On a Limb is also performing a piece by guest choreographer Sarah Gamblin. If It Were Not So Sweet incorporates unusual, lyrical movement and daring partnering illustrating the complexity of love through overlapping, simultaneous layers of action. The dance weaves a tapestry made of the glorious, sad and irrepressible threads of romantic love.

SceneShop presents SceneShop: Stories We Can Tell

Storytelling is as old as man, from cave drawings to comic books to clips on YouTube. For its fourth Out of the Loop engagement, SceneShop brings three tales to share. In these new short plays – “Watch Your Head," “Hugh and Betty," & “In BUtterfield 8..." - the surprising stories unfurl like flags, detailing the characters' urgent and determined encounters with life's inevitable tumult.

Stories We Can Tell contains adult language and themes.

Spike Gillespie presents The Dick Monologues

Birthed and conceived by Spike Gillespie, The Dick Monologues is a collection of songs and spoken word pieces that examine all things Dick from actual penises to getting dicked over. What does a dick have in common with Dollywood? You’ll find out. Can scuba lessons keep you safe from bad dick? You’d be surprised. And does having a dick keep you from getting dicked over? Not necessarily.

Contains strong language (to put it mildly) and graphic details.

Spirit Expressing presents Miss Witherspoon
By Christopher Durang

Miss Witherspoon tells the offbeat story of Veronica, a woman determined to die and stay dead resistant to all the forces trying to guide her into reincarnating so she can become a positive spiritual force on the planet. The setting moves between earth and the great beyond as Jesus, Gandalf and a Hindu guide all try to persuade Miss Witherspoon to surrender to her destiny. Meanwhile, she wreaks havoc in the lives of variously dysfunctional people and families. Skylab is also involved, and possibly the end of the world as we know it.

The Victims present Your Mom...

Four guys called THE VICTIMS doing highly theatrical improv comedy. Unscripted mayhem from some of the Metroplex's most adventurous improvisers.

May contain adult language, mature content, and impersonations of live animals.

Valdosta State University presents Holler Me Home
By Debra Fordham

The play centers on a family living in the Okefenokee Swamp in 1930. The family’s closed world is burst open with the arrival of a stranger. The lyrical sounds and mysterious mists of the swamp frame a glimpse into a world different from contemporary society and as vast as the trembling earth of the Okefenokee. The sounds of the hollers, crickets and birds set the mood for significant change in the Trowell family. In the clash of traditional and modern lifestyles, the characters struggle to find a place in their own worlds.

WaterTower Theatre presents Blackbird
By by David Harrower

To accommodate for the added performance of Dixie's Tupperware Party, WTT's performance of Blackbird on Saturday, March 8 at 8pm has been cancelled. The performance schedule for Blackbird will resume on Tuesday, March 11 at 7:30pm.

One of the most talked-about plays in recent years, David Harrower’s Blackbird comes to life in a thrilling production. Fifteen years ago, Una and Ray had an affair. Now she arrives unexpectedly at Ray’s workplace, forcing Ray to come to grips with their relationship in a powerful and volatile exchange that will change both their lives forever. Directed by former Plano Repertory Theatre Artistic Director Mark Fleischer.