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    Theater News

    Addison's WaterTower Theatre to stage U.S. premiere on 2026-27 season

    Alex Bentley
    Feb 27, 2026 | 3:30 pm
    Miriam Teak Lee

    Actress Miriam Teak Lee will open the 26-27 WaterTower Theatre season with a special concert of Broadway songs.

    Photo courtesy of Miriam Teak Lee

    WaterTower Theatre in Addison has mapped out a relatively small slate for its 31st season, but it's one that features works by some big names and a national premiere.

    None of the events/productions taking place in WaterTower's 2026-2027 season have official dates yet, but the company has revealed the full details about each of them.

    Starting things off will be Broadway by North Texas, featuring Olivier Award-winning actress Miriam Teak Lee, which is scheduled for sometime in Fall 2026.

    The special concert event by Lee, who starred in & Juliet on the West End in London, will feature the English actress performing Broadway favorites and contemporary musical theater highlights.

    The first play of the season will be Neil Simon's Biloxi Blues, taking place at some point in Winter 2027. It's a semi-autobiographical play, the second chapter in what is known as Simon's Eugene trilogy following Brighton Beach Memoirs.

    It follows the next chapter of Eugene Morris Jerome’s journey as he leaves Brooklyn behind for basic training in Biloxi, Mississippi, during World War II. The play captures the bonds formed among a group of young soldiers as they navigate the pressures of military life, first loves, and the uncertainty of the future.

    WaterTower Theatre will next host the U.S. premiere of Jeeves Takes Charge, based on a short story by P.G. Wodehouse. It will run in Spring 2027.

    In the play, the brilliant and unflappable valet Jeeves returns to rescue his well-meaning but hapless employer, Bertie Wooster, from a tangle of romantic entanglements and social disasters. The fast-paced comedy sparkles with clever wordplay, charming characters, and delightfully absurd situations.

    The season will wrap up in Summer 2027 with Honky Tonk Angels, which features songs by Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn, and Tammy Wynette.

    The spirited, feel-good musical celebration follows three women who set out for Nashville in search of their dreams. Packed with humor, heart, and hits, the revue is a joyful tribute to friendship, perseverance, and the enduring power of country music.

    Season tickets will go on sale on March 15, starting at $169 per person until June 1, when prices will increase to $189 per person.

    New or renewed season tickets are available for purchase by visiting watertowertheatre.org, calling 972-450-6232, or by email at boxoffice@watertowertheatre.org.

    Single tickets will go on sale for non-subscribers in late summer 2026.

    WaterTower Theatre still has three productions remaining in its 2025-2026 season, including Good Night, Oscar (March 24-April 12), School of Rock (May 19-31), and Wonderland (September 15-27).

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    Dallas' Theatre Three gets provocative with 2026-2027 season productions

    Alex Bentley
    Apr 21, 2026 | 12:45 pm
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    Photo by Jeffrey Schmidt/courtesy of Theatre Three
    The 2026-2027 season from Theatre Three will feature seven bold productions.

    The 2026-2027 season for Dallas' Theatre Three will feature a lineup of seven productions, musicals, comedies, and solo performances that collectively explore identity, resilience, love, and the chaos of being human.

    Taking place in both the main Norma Young Arena Stage and Theatre Too spaces, the season blends iconic titles with daring new works, inviting audiences into stories that are as entertaining as they are thought-provoking, says a release.

    Opening the season on the Norma Young Arena Stage will be the groundbreaking rock musical Spring Awakening, featuring music by Duncan Sheik and book and lyrics by Steven Sater.

    Based on Frank Wedekind’s controversial play, the production (running September 10-27, 2026) follows teenagers pushing against the constraints of a repressive society as they navigate desire, identity, and the consequences of silence.

    The Theatre Too season will kick off with Doug Wright’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play I Am My Own Wife, running October 15-November 1, 2026.

    Performed as a solo piece, it tells the true story of Charlotte von Mahlsdorf, chronicling survival, identity, and self-invention in the face of Nazi and Stasi oppression.

    The holiday season brings mischief and mayhem with GREMLINS! (mostly), a brand-new commission by local playwright Matt Lyle inspired by the beloved 1984 cult classic movie.

    Running December 3-20, 2026 on the Norma Young Arena Stage, the play is packed with dark humor and chaotic fun, promising a wildly entertaining theatrical experience where one small mistake leads to unforgettable consequences.

    Dear Jack, Dear Louise by Ken Ludwig, starts the 2027 portion of the Theatre Too season, running February 4-21.

    The play offers a heartfelt and humorous love story inspired by the playwright’s own parents. Through letters exchanged during World War II, two strangers discover connection, resilience, and romance across distance and uncertainty.

    In the spring, laughter takes center stage on the Norma Young Arena Stage with Neil Simon’s fast-paced farce, Rumors.

    Running March 11-28, 2027, the production features a glamorous anniversary party spiraling into confusion as gossip flies and lies multiply in a hilarious race to keep up appearances.

    Closing the Theatre Too season will be Miss Margarida’s Way by Roberto Athayde, running April 29-May 16, 2027.

    As Miss Margarida’s lesson unfolds, audiences find themselves implicated in a provocative exploration of authority, control, and complicity. The sharp, darkly comic satire transforms a classroom into a battleground.

    The season culminates in a major event: the regional premiere of Teeth, the bold and genre-defying musical by Michael R. Jackson and Anna K. Jacobs.

    Running June 3-20, 2027, the production is equal parts hilarious, provocative, and empowering. It is a coming-of-age story with a bite; exploring power, fear, sexuality, and self-determination in a way that is as unforgettable as it is unflinching.

    Committed to providing accessible theatre to the community next season, Theatre Three will continue to offer $10 T3Rush tickets for Thursday night performances.

    Students can also purchase $10 tickets to any performance with a valid student ID, or take advantage of $5 student rush tickets.

    Subscriptions are available for renewal now at Theatre3Dallas.com. New subscriptions will be available on June 15. Single tickets and Flex Passes will be available August 3.

    For more information, call 214-871-3300 x1 or e-mail at BoxOffice@t3dallas.org.

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