Founded in 1961, Theatre Three is venue for various drama, theatrical art and musical shows. It showcases several literature acts and works to support, preserve and enhance the growth of spoken and written literature. The theater offers a platform where area theatre artists can realize their potential and express their ideas and emotions. It serves the recreational needs of immediate and larger communities through theatrical acts. Theatre Three s artists perform a range of drama, romantic musical acts, comedy shows and classic mysteries. It offers online books and music and movie CDs and DVDs purchasing options, as well as group reservation services. Additionally, the theater conducts auditions for various roles in different stage performances. Theatre Three is located in Dallas.
The setting of the Winspear Opera House itself is a visual spectacular. Constructed in 2009, after drawing inspirational from its archaic counterparts, this horseshoe-shaped event venue has hosted a number of musicals and ballet performances. Brought to life because of the glow emanating from its dramatic chandelier, this opera house boasts of impressive acoustics thus making every performance a treat for the viewers.
An amazing array of artists and speakers visit this auditorium to inform and delight Dallas audiences with their talents and knowledge. Originally built in 1926, McFarlin was initially constructed so that Southern Methodist University would have a chapel and auditorium large enough to hold the entire student body. Since that time, the auditorium has increasingly been used as an entertainment venue. Past speakers and performers include Elton John, Bob Hope, Will Rogers, Jr. Helen Hayes, The Kronos Quartet, Marvin Hamlisch, William F. Buckley and many others. The auditorium seats 2,398. You can park at the southeast corner of the building. However, you should arrive early, carpool or plan to walk a bit from surrounding street parking spots or other campus lots.
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The Rose Room is located upstairs inside Station 4. The lounge is a non-smoking area of the club and the drag show is popular among both gay and straight crowds. The admission to Station 4 pays your way to the Rose Room, though if you are sitting close, be prepared to tip. The lovely "ladies" of the Rose Room are terrific performers, and sometimes there are special guests from out of town to spice up the show. Pop in for some great entertainment!
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