Shows/Tickets
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Join Us for a Show
At Theatre Three, we want to bring the arts and entertaining theatre to as many people as possible. To do this, we offer a few different ways to see a show. Whether you need a single ticket or need a season package, we have just what you need.
2021-2022 Season Information
Little Shop of Horrors
Book & Lyrics by Howard Ashman
Music by Alan Menken
Directed by Joel Ferrell
Musical Direction by Cody Dry
Performed at the Samuell-Grand Amphitheatre
A deliciously devious Broadway and Hollywood sci-fi smash musical, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS has devoured the hearts of theatre goers for over 30 years. The meek floral assistant Seymour Krelborn stumbles across a new breed of plant named "Audrey II" - after their co-worker crush. As the plant grows, Seymore begins to realize how the plant that gave them everything desires to take everything (and everyone) in return. A classic blood-thirsty musical like you’ve never seen it before!
Run Dates: October 5-31, 2021
Maytag Virgin
Written by Audrey Cefaly
Directed by Whitney Latrice Coulter
Location Bryant Hall
MAYTAG VIRGIN follows Alabama school teacher Lizzy Nash and her new neighbor, Jack Key, over the year following the tragic death of Lizzy’s husband. The play explores the ideas of inertia and self-enlightenment, and the bridge between the two. Unflinchingly honest!
Run Dates: January 27-February 20, 2022
Stede Bonnet: A F*cking Pirate Musical
Conceived & Written by Nicole Neely
Music and Lyrics by Clint Gilbert
Directed and Choreography by Danielle Georgiou
Music Directed by Danny Anchondo Jr.
The WORLD PREMIERE of a brand new swashbuckling musical, STEDE BONNET: A F*CKING PIRATE MUSICAL is a hilarious, touching tale based on the true story of the Gentleman Pirate. Stede, depressed and exhausted of his luxurious life, chooses to leave everything behind and become the best pirate in the world! One problem… he doesn’t know what he’s doing. After a run-in with the dramatic and conniving Blackbeard, Stede wonders if he’s made a terrible mistake. This is a tale of grief and loss that utilizes humor to entice audiences on their own journey of self discovery.
Mishaps! Mayhem! Depression… Pirates!
Run Dates: April 7-May 1 2022
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Written by Edward Albee
Directed by Blake Hackler
Albee’s 1962 masterpiece, an escalating, perversely erotic dance of booze, anger and resentment, remains as relevant as the day it was written. Late one evening, after an alcohol-fueled university faculty party, a middle-aged couple, Martha and George, receive an unwitting younger couple, Nick and Honey, as late evening guests. They draw them into their bitter and frustrated marital love-hate ambivalence and pummel each other senseless in a verbal slugfest. Grotesque games-playing until dawn is ultimately uplifting and cathartic as illusions are shed and the bitter truth comes to light.
Intensity. Darkness. Complexity. Ambiguity.
Run Dates: June 9-July 3, 2022
Limited Engagements
The Bippy Boppy Boo Show: Again! Again!
A Co-Production with Danielle Georgiou Dance Group
Written by Danielle Georgiou and Justin Locklear
Directed and Choreographed by Danielle Georgiou
THE BIPPY BOBBY BOO SHOW: AGAIN! AGAIN! is the 3rd annual production of DGDG’s swanky, ghost extravaganza. And this year, it’s happening again AGAIN! The ghosts have been quarantined in prop boxes, and they’re finally escaping to bring you the songs, jokes, dances, jokes, and also the jokes that you love! Bringing back the haunting characters you’ve enjoyed in the past, and introducing a few new ones, Bippy Bobby and the ghastly theatre ghouls will have a hearty helping of haunt just for you!
Run Dates: October 21-30, 2021
Ticket Information
Single Tickets
Regular performances are Thursday – Sunday. Our official opening night for each production is the first Monday of every run. Check out our Facebook page after the show for special post show receptions and discussions (only available on certain performance dates, as detailed on our Facebook page). This year, every show is at a different venue. Performance days/times may vary.
Group Tickets
For groups wishing to view digital productions together sharing one device, Group Tickets can be purchased for $25 through our online box office. Thirty minutes before show time, performances are no longer listed on our online system. For last minute tickets, please call our box office at 214-871-3300, option 1.
The Classic Package
This season will be quite an adventure! Every production will be held at a venue other than Theatre Three. As shows move around, the hooky matinee and Monday opening night are not guaranteed. We’re not able to offer those as an option for our Subscribers for the time being. However, if the location will allow it, we will notify you immediately. Because this season is a nomadic season with every show in a different venue, all seating will be general admission with location-specific perks for each Subscriber.
Flex Pass
We’ve added a 4-Pack Flexible Subscription option for the 2021-2022 Season! This plan allows you to use your four tickets however you’d like. Want to see one show four times? Go for it! All Flex Subscribers will contact the box office to redeem their tickets throughout the season by phone (214) 871-3300) or e-mail (boxoffice@theatre3dallas.com).
Interpreting
Theatre Three has begun a partnership with the Deaf Action Center to provide interpreted performances for our deaf and hard of hearing patrons. Please call us for more information!
Box Office Hours of Operation
Tuesday-Sunday: Noon – 5:00 PM
On Performance Days: Noon – Curtain
New Works Initiative
Why new plays and not just classics? Classics can give us perspective. We can evaluate the present from a distance. New plays give us context. Who better to speak for us than our peers? Together, new plays and classics fulfill T3’s mission to illuminate the human experience. Who knows? Years from now, maybe a play developed right here at T3, perhaps by a Dallas playwright, will offer perspective to a future audience.