We went here to see a music show and they had several things going on at the same time like the…read morespring symphony, art gallery, and other performances. Plenty of free parking all around the facility. We were in the Carpenter room and the sound quality was quite good.

Very disappointed (Fleetwood Mac) about seats purchased. When looking at seat map we only saw row…read moreZ, 3 seats together. We had paid $35 a piece. When we arrived over half the theatre was available. We were told the empty seats were the same price as what we paid. If we moved up we would asked to leave! Music was good but disappointed in management!

An Unforgettable Night of Theatre…read more I recently saw Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical at the historic Uptown Theater in Grand Prairie, Texas, and it was an incredible experience. Many years ago, while serving as a soldier in Hawaii, I had the opportunity to see a professional production of Les Misérables in Honolulu. That experience stayed with me for decades and became my personal standard for what musical theatre could make an audience feel. I never expected a production in an intimate theatre in Grand Prairie to bring me back to that feeling, but it did. Somehow, this production made a smaller theatre feel like a full-scale Broadway experience. Director Michael Brown and the entire company created something special. The production flowed beautifully. The actors didn't simply enter, deliver their lines and leave. The production seemed to breathe. The music, lighting, costumes, movement, staging and performances all worked together to bring this dark Victorian world to life. Brendan Reimer, portraying both Dr. Henry Jekyll and Edward Hyde, was fascinating to watch. I have loved the story of Jekyll and Hyde since childhood, so watching one actor bring both sides of this character to life right in front of me was something I will remember for a long time. After the show, I had the opportunity to meet Brendan. After watching him portray so much darkness and conflict onstage, I found him to be kind, sincere and gracious. That conversation was a wonderful ending to an already remarkable evening. And I have to mention Poole! After a lifetime of being fascinated with Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, somehow Poole became my favorite character of the night. I definitely didn't see that coming! To Michael, Brendan, the entire cast, musicians, lighting and sound teams, designers, technicians, volunteers and everyone working behind the scenes, thank you for reminding me why I love theatre. From Les Misérables in Honolulu to Jekyll & Hyde in Grand Prairie, some performances simply stay with you. Five stars from me. What an unforgettable night. SPECIAL THANKS & TRIBUTE As a special thank-you to Director Michael Brown, Brendan Reimer, and the entire cast and crew, I created a special Dr. Steve Jinky YouTube Short as my personal tribute to all of you. Consider it my small gift of appreciation for the much bigger gift you gave your audience that evening. Watch my special Dr. Steve Jinky tribute on YouTube. Copy and paste this link into your browser: https://youtu.be/CY6xtk-tqDc Thank you for the inspiration, the memories, and for reminding this lifelong Jekyll and Hyde fan why a great story never really ends. With tremendous appreciation, respect and much love, Steve Simoes Almeida aka Dr. Steve Jinky

This is a lovely theater in Downtown Grand Prairie. I've seen a couple of shows here and I've not…read morebeen disappointed. Their most recent show, The Producers, was produced and performed as well as any off Broadway show I've seen. I highly recommend checking this place out!

Great Productions. Each performance is very special. We used to drive many miles for theatre,…read morethen we discovered ONSTAGE. It's close, it's professionally done and... the popcorn is good! Do yourself a favor and go.

The map/address are deceptive--the theater is actually off of Forest Ridge Drive, rather than…read moreCentral, but I digress... Onstage has come a long way, baby. No longer content to settle for "typical community theatre" offerings, this not-for-profit theatre has been doing some exciting and unusual projects ("La Cage aux Folles" and "Sweeney Todd" in the same season), and doing them WELL. Consequently, they're now drawing a larger and more talented pool of actors, directors, and designers to their ranks, as well as fans from all over Dallas/Fort Worth and beyond. There are ample opportunities to volunteer and be involved in the process. However, if you're content to view the finished product, their show seasons always offer a variety of musicals and straight plays, comedy and drama, edginess and family-friendly fare. No, they're not perfect, but they are certainly doing some promising things. If they keep growing and doing what they're doing, Onstage in Bedford is set to become a serious player on the DFW theatre scene.

The current play, "Kitchen Witches" is very entertaining, funny and also touching. The play takes…read moreplace in a run down recreation center. It is centered around a cable television cooking show that takes place in the recreation center. The plot has several twists that are sure to keep you on the edge of your seat.

Wow what a fantastic show this group put on. I took a friend last Sunday to see "Big Fish" and we…read moreboth were so inspired with the young and old actors- their voices singing were top notch! Laughed , Cried and loved it. I would recommend seeing this show! Thank you for a show well done!

Cozy community theater that can hold up to 550 seats?? I had an opportunity to watch the Sister…read moreAct play during the holiday season. Not a big glamorous show like in Vegas but enough to bring out your holiday spirit. The workers are super nice and helpful.

Normally we love our multi year subscription, but Just saw Aladdin dual language edition and it was…read morevery confusing.

I went to watch The Boyfriend and I had so much fun. The cast was great for a community theatre. I…read morereally enjoyed the choreography. It's pretty cold in the theatre, but there some blankets available for those needing one. The theatre could work on the sound system. There were many ruffles during the show from mics. But other than that, it was a sweet theatre in Farmers Branch.

Parking: Multiple free parking around the area - be prepared to park farther away during the…read moreweekends. Interior: Clean. The seating is arranged so that you have a good view of the stage no matter where you sit. Service: Very attentive and friendly staff. Food: The charcuterie board and cheesecake are really good! Drinks: They serve both non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages. Their wine pairs well with the charcuterie board! Overall: I love the new location (previous location was in Dallas)! They always put on amazing shows!

What a great place for a small group gathering. To have fun and hang out. It's great for a date. My…read morehusband and I went. The play was so good and the actors get involved with the audience which is fun. The food was really good and the service excellent everybody so friendly.

I've always liked this theatre for its flexible architecture and modern feel. The theatre group…read morehas been good although it has changed over the decades. Its one of the few theaters that I will dress up for and has an open lobby area with a cash bar that is a fun and somewhat upscale space for conversation before the show which works nicely for your group to gather, converse, and socialize before the show. Addison restaurants are nearby but busy on weekends so do plan an early dinner between 5 and 6 as those restaurants are typically very busy on weekends. A plus is the "Stone Cottage" theatre in the rear which hosts a different theatre company and is which is rustic with often ribald works. There is also a large snd configurable separate meeting space which can be had for special functions or seminars. If you are into Architecture and you ever get the chance for a complete tour of the Water Tower theatre seize the opportunity because it is a very cool building with 2 levels below grade for costume and storage with three above that are absolutely amazing in how they are completely flexible for multi tier stage configurations and configurable seating tiers from several directions.

Nice facility, got a great deal on tix 2 weeks before the show, Off-Broadway production was solid.read more

My son performed in his fourth play with Breitling yesterday, and while each production has been…read moreimpressive, there was something truly special about this one. What made it amazing wasn't just the show itself--it was the incredible growth I saw in my son. His confidence, presence, and joy on stage left me in awe. Grateful for this experience and the impact Breitling continues to have on him!

From the owner: Breitling Performing Arts is a 501 c-3 non-profit organization…read more We are dedicated to educating children in acting, singing, music, musical theatre dance, and painting. We work with kids from beginning to advanced skill level. We also work with kids of all temperaments and learning challenges. Students have fun, learn lifelong speaking skills, gain confidence, and make lasting friendships!