Shows/Tickets
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.
2024-2025 Season Information
Carrie: The Musical
Book by Lawrence D. Cohen
Lyrics by Dean Pitchford
Music by Michael Gore
Directed by Christie Vela
Music Directed by Vonda K Bowling
Based on the novel by Stephen King and adapted from the cult classic film of the same name, this musical features a powerful score and dramatic storytelling, making it a thrilling exploration of vengeance, empowerment and the supernatural.
Run Dates: October 3-November 3, 2024
Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812
Music by Dave Malloy
Directed by Ashley H White
Music Directed by Scott A Eckert
Experience a vibrant musical spectacle set in 19th-century Russia, where romance and intrigue unfold admist glittering ballrooms and tumultuous relationships. The musical is based on a 70 page segment of Leo Tolstoy's War and Peace. With a unique blend of electro-pop and Russian Folk-inspired music, this immersive show is perfect for T3's arena stage. Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812 received multiple Tony Awards. Celebrate love, passion, and the timeless pursuit of happiness.
Run Dates: November 29- December 29, 2024
Intimate Apparel
Written by Lynn Nottage
Directed by Anyika McMillan-Herod
Step into early 20th-century New York City with this captivating drama by Lynn Nottage, one of the greatest living playwrights and a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner. The story explores the journey of ambition and personal growth as Esther, an African-American seamstress, navigates a complex web of relationships and romantic correspondence with a distant admirer. Audiences are drawn into a rich tapestry of emotions and societal challenges.
Run Dates: March 27- April 20, 2025
Xanadu
Book by Douglas Carter
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Lynne and John Farrar
Directed by Joel Ferrell
Music Directed by TBD
This high-energy, roller-skating extravaganza brings the 1980 cult film Xanadu to life on stage. Set in Venice Beach, California, the musical follows Sonny Malone, a struggling artist who encounters Kira, a beautiful Greek muse. With Kira's guidance and a touch of divine inspiration, they embark on a missioin to revive a rundown roller disco and reignite Sonny's artistic passion.
Run Dates: June 5- July 6, 2025
2024-2025 Theatre Too Information
Venus in Fur
Written by David Ives
Directed by Emily Gray
Inspired by Leopold von Sacher-Masoch's 1870's novel Venus in Furs, this captivating story unfolds during an audition where playwright-director Thomas Novachek meets the enigmatic actress, Vanda Jordan. As Vanda auditions for the lead role in Thomas's new play, the lines between reality and fiction blur, leading to a provocative exploration of power dynamics, gender roles, and the nature of dominance and submission.
Run Dates: September 19- October 20, 2024
Sleuth
Written by Anthony Schaffer
Directed by TBD
A cunning mystery writer, Andrew Wyke, invites his wife's lover, Milo Tindle, to his secluded English manor, setting off a deadly game of manipulation and deceit. As the tension rises, surprising twists keep the audience guessing the dramatic end.
Run Dates: November 14 - December 15, 2025
Debbie Does Dallas
Adapted by Erica Schmidt
Music by Andrew Sherman
Conceived by Susan L. Schwartz
Directed by James Chandler
Music Directed by Mark Mullino
Choreographed by Ani Vera
This lively stage adaptation of the infamous 1978 adult film that follows Debbie Benton, a small-town girl with big dreams of becoming a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader. Determined to raise funds for her trip to Dallas, Debbie and her friends embark on a series of misadventures, blending comedy, music, and cheeky humor along the way.
Run Dates: January 23- February 23, 2025
The Mystery of Irma Vep
Written by William Goldman
Based on the novel by Stephen King
Directed by Christie Vela
Set in a spooky English manor, this fast-paced and campy parody by Charles Ludlam features two actors who portray an array of eccentric characters, including mysterious housekeeper, a suspicious lord, and various supernatural beings. As the story unfolds, audiences are treated to a whirlwind of gothic melodrama, vampire lore, and supernatural shenanigans.
Run Dates: April 24 - May 18, 2025
The Classic Package
Guests can enjoy a year of productions at Theatre Three with a season subscription! For $120 you get tickets to all 4 shows of our 61st season, in your chosen seats on your chosen night! Subscribers benefit from a number of special perks and privileges, from invite only events, waived ticket exchange fees, pre-purchase access to special productions, and more! Not sure if you can commit to the full season but still want to be a subscriber? Our Flex Package gives you 4 tickets usable at any main season Theatre Three production, scheduled at your convenience. All the perks of being a subscriber, organized around your busy schedule!
Flex Pass
We’ve added a 4-Pack Flexible Subscription option for the 2024-2025 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).
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). Performance days/times may vary.
Group Tickets
Tickets are available for student group sales and large party reservations (10+) through the box office. Large party reservations include discounts at 10+ guests and 30+ guests. For additional inquiries please contact our Box Office and our Customer Services Manager will assist you.
Please note there is quite a bit of construction in the area. Please plan accordingly.
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-Friday: 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.