I had my first visit to the Majestic Theatre last weekend for hte Moonchild concert. This is a very…read morenice and historic theater. The seats were surpirisingly more comfortable than I expected, although the legroom was a little tight for my long legs. For reference, I'm 5'9 1/2". The acoustics were excellent! I liked that there were drinks and food options available, and that drinks could be brought into the theater. That's rare. My only complaint, which may not be the fault of the Majestic, was that the lead singer's voice was drowned out by the instruments. To be fair, Amber's (the lead singer) voice is very sweet and soft. The instruments of the band sounded great and were very crisp and clear, which was a testament to the sound system and acoustics in the room, but they overpowered the lead singer. The lighting on the stage was also very good. In the basement of the theater, there are vintage artifacts from the theater, and details about the history of the items and the theater. This is very nice and a great way to preserve and teach the history of the Majestic for generations to come. For parking, there's a nearby outdoor parking lot down the street but the cost is $30 to park. I would definitely return to the Majestic for a concert!

Beautiful and newly restored historic venue in Downtown Dallas! Great acoustics for concerts and…read moretheatrical shows! Parking garages nearby can be a bit pricey( $35) so beware!

Bought tickets and made arrangements 2 times to see the show. Both times received a message saying…read morethe show was canceled! Seems like they need to get their poop in a group before they lose their venue.

I LOVE THIS PLACE! Me and the hubby came by with friends and…read morehad a blast. Felt safe. Enjoyed fabulous drinks. Excellent seating and a beautiful wonderful entertaining show put on by a professional group! This is a safe, entertaining place for all. Great for parties

Great small theater, I've watched 3 shows from here and I was happy with all the shows. The sound…read morequality is good with a live band in the pit. This whole shopping center is under construction currently, so the only convenient food option is Crush Craft next door. Free parking. You cannot cancel tickets, you can only exchange for another date if you can't make it.

What an amazing theatre! Tucked away in the middle of a jam packed restaurant/shopping plaza, T3…read more(as it's called by fans) is a very unique theater in the round (technically a square) with a great staff and incredible actors who put on some of the best theatre in DFW. They utilize both local and national playwrights and out on a variety of shows -- solos, musicals and straight plays. T3 is definitely a can't-miss theatre experience in The Big D!

Came here for the Southern Classic Event and it is very nice inside. Good for venue for events. I…read moredidn't like how it was only restrooms on the first floor and not second. Located in a nice area, not that huge inside but the decorations were very nice!! The bar downstairs was nice and the restroom has many stalls. Overall, 4/5 for me. Well kept and modern. Looks like many plays and events are held here. -Marshay D.

Start to finish a top notch debut theater experience. It's located on the same side as Moody Hall…read more It was my first time. Staff were polite and helpful. Staff accompanied us in the elevator to our respective floor. This show had signature drinks and concessions near the elevators. There's a restroom on the floor with the stage. Blackbox feel. The show we caught felt like an alt-comedy production out of Chicago. So grand! There's street and lot parking. Keep in mind, it's downtown so mind the local signs. Enjoy; thanks for supporting local theater/arts!

This is a local gem in the North Texas area. They put on classic musicals with a full orchestra…read more The shows, in my opinion, are Broadway-quality. They even sometimes feature big-name actors. For example, I had the pleasure of seeing Davis Gaines (of "Phantom" fame) in their production of "The Night of the Hunter." This was an original production, I believe, and unfortunately I've never seen it go anywhere (it was very good!). They also frequently display art and cultural exhibits that you can look at before the show starts and during intermission. Bathrooms are nice and clean, and the refreshments are reasonably priced. I find the theatre to be one of the most comfortable I've visited. Acoustics are great! We have season tickets and will continue to subscribe in the future. Community-produced, Broadway-quality!

One thing you will be assured of when you purchase your ticket to a Lyric Stage production: you…read morewill get a quality musical experience when you leave the theatre. Steve Jones, the producer, sees to that. The company spends a good amount of resources on sets and costumes and pulls in some real ringers with talent from the Dallas area and the New York pool. Innovative and artistic, Lyric Stage will rarely disappoint

Heartless, Unprofessional, and Deeply Disappointing Experience…read more My children, who are still grieving the loss of their father, were cast in The Nutcracker with Avant Chamber Ballet, to be performed at the Moody Performance Hall in Dallas. All four of my children had been rehearsing diligently since September 2024. They were fully committed, excited, and never missed a single rehearsal--except for the final one, which they missed due to a medical appointment, supported by a valid doctor's note. Despite this, less than 24 hours before the performance (12/6/24), Artistic Director Katie Puder expelled my children from the production via email. No phone call. No discussion. No compassion. Just a cold, dismissive message stating they were removed and would "have to pay the price for [my] mistake." Avant later stated it is their "policy" that dancers who miss a stage rehearsal are not permitted to perform. While I understand that policies exist for a reason, any reputable organization--especially one working with children--should also understand the importance of compassion, flexibility, and context. A documented medical appointment with a doctor's note should have warranted at least a conversation. Instead, Avant enforced this policy with zero humanity, despite the fact that my children were grieving, fully committed, and had not missed a single rehearsal prior. A "policy" is not an excuse for cruelty. They were removed without any meaningful dialogue or opportunity to remedy the situation. Rigid policies should never be a shield for callous behavior. As a widowed mother trying to help my children heal from a devastating loss, this performance was meant to be a bright spot--a joyful, healing experience. Instead, it became another source of heartbreak--and one that was entirely avoidable. Worse yet, this wasn't the first instance of unprofessional conduct. At costume fittings, Ms. Puder was openly rude to parents, to the point where I had to ask her directly to stop speaking to me in such a condescending and inappropriate tone. She appeared to ignore my request. Her lack of empathy and professionalism was consistent from the beginning. When I reached out to discuss the situation, she refused to speak with me directly and would only respond via email. She also refused to refund any of the audition fees, participation costs, or ticket purchases (including additional tickets you're required to buy if some of your children are only in Act I and plan to watch Act II). I was left with no choice but to file credit card disputes to recover what I could. Payment for participation was demanded through Venmo, which offers no buyer protection in situations like this--so I have not been reimbursed for services that were never delivered. Ms. Puder continues to ignore all requests for reimbursement. To make matters worse, just days after being removed from The Nutcracker, my children were also expelled from Artistry in Motion, the studio owned by Jillian Cox-Teague where they trained--and which actively partners with Avant Chamber Ballet. There was no proper explanation, no behavioral issue, and no written concerns prior--just abrupt and immediate demands on my time as a solo parent to four children, culminating in yet another cold dismissal. It felt retaliatory and targeted, clearly intended to show loyalty to Katie Puder. My children were punished again for an adult conflict they had no part in--by adults who run children's dance studios and children's productions. Even worse, Artistry in Motion had previously threatened to "use" my children against me--and ultimately followed through. When I was unable to immediately carve out extra time outside of our already 5-6 day-per-week studio commitment to meet their demand, they expelled my children from the studio entirely. They paid the price again, for no wrongdoing of their own. The box office at the Moody later confirmed that Katie had misrepresented our rehearsal attendance. I was able to provide photographic proof that my children had, in fact, attended rehearsal at the theater just days before the performance. We did absolutely nothing to deserve this treatment. To lie about our participation and use that as justification to punish grieving children is not only unprofessional--it's cruel. I will not stand for it. To their credit, the Moody's box office staff was far more compassionate. They expressed disapproval of Avant's treatment of us and offered to help figure out ticket reimbursement for my family, even though Avant had told us "no." This experience wasn't just disappointing--it was deeply traumatizing. No child, especially one dealing with profound grief, should ever be treated this way. I strongly urge other parents to think twice before enrolling their children in Avant Chamber Ballet or its partner studio, Artistry in Motion. A children's program should embody kindness, professionalism, and compassion. These organizations failed on every level.

Great show, modern dance to Gershwin and the local composer Quinn Mason. Short program. The dancers…read moredid an incredible job and looked very happy doing it. We'll definitely be purchasing tickets for their next season now that we know about them. Very enjoyable.

Wonderful and helpful staff and cast and show was great. That is the good part. The main entrance…read morevery hard to find and very long walk from almost any parking or Uber drop off spot. If you have walking issues or use a wheelchair forget going to this theater. So sorry as the staff is so helpful and the show was wonderful but we will not return.

I would give the performance five stars because the performance was exceptional. If I could give…read moreour seats a negative rating however, I would. We were on the third level front row yesterday. The only way we could see was to perch on our seat, lean forward with our elbows on the wooden railing and peer down. Very disappointing. We paid $380 for four seats. The picture attached is what I could see if I sat with my back to my seat. Sitting in my seat I could only see the people on the other side of the venue. The performance was down below. $380. Not acceptable. If I perched on my seat and leaned over the edge of the balcony, I could partially see. Such a disappointment not to be able to fully enjoy such an exceptional performance.

Yes! Well almost. Jon Anderson formerly of Yes rolled into town last night. Perfect venue for him…read moreand his band of Geeks! The Moody Performance Hall is a smaller venue designed for multi use. However, without compromise. Seating only 750 patrons,there's not a bad seat in the house. Acoustics are almost perfect, comfortable seats,easy parking. I can't say enough good things about this space. Problem is,Dallas has so many venues, getting back here may take awhile. Obviously Jon Andersons peeps did their homework on selecting this auditorium to showcase Jon's skills,still viable at 80 years old! His singing and music still thrills after decades. An interesting aside. As a young man,I saw him with Yes just down the street in 1972! That would have made him 27! Here we are 53 years later and he's singing not only classic Yes Hits but very good recent music he has written. If you get a chance,check out Moody Performance Hall,you won't be sorry. Go!

The Moody Performance hall is so beautiful! Very modern, yet warm and welcoming…read more My husband and I went to Moody to watch a piano performance by pianist, Christopher Goodpasture, led by conductor Richard McKay. The program included the following pieces: Franz Schubert - Death and the Maiden Franz Liszt - Malédiction Both were so well done!

We have attended a MT evening several times. I would like to say, this event in Dallas has been our…read morebest experience, by far. Everyone was very engaging, especially the servers. There actually seemed to be a good story line and the actors participated to the hilt. It really is a good deal when you consider the amount of food that comes with dinner. We received a huge piece of chicken and had plenty to take away. The only negative thing with dinner was the dessert. It was a wet, tasteless eclairs. I had one bite and regretted it. That needs to be replaced. A simple cookie would be better. We were a group of 13 and we all had a wonderful time. It was easy to engage with everyone when the players were also engaged. They have 3 showings and our 8pm seating was packed. This place is very popular and I can see why.

This place was awesome. Exactly what I expected. The show was so much fun. It was definitely on the…read moreexpensive side but for a one time experience it was totally worth it. The service was great, but if you want to have a few drinks be sure to get something before you enter the arena. The food was surprisingly good and definitely exceeded my expectations. What I ate: Garlic Bread - 7/10 Tomato Soup - 8/10 Half Chicken - 9/10

The staff is very friendly and helpful. This is a great location. I would highly recommend this…read moreplace.

I came to see Kinky Boots and overall I had a great time seeing the show and the place itself was…read morevery nice and easy to navigate. Unfortunately one of the security guards working was extremely rude, they just continuously yelled "keep walking". There were no instructions on people with bag go here, people without bags go here, so it just seemed like the line was going one by one. Then one of the people in my group had to stop at the table to get their bag inspected and I was trying to stick with our group as to not get lost and like I said there were no instructions given to go a specific place so I was waiting behind them and one of the security guards yelled in my face to "keep walking" and looked at me like I was an idiot for not reading his mind and figuring out what he wanted me to do. All the other security guards were very nice and had CLEAR INSTRUCTIONS for what to do so idk if this guy missed the memo but I think that situation could have been handled a lot better without having to scream at people who are trying to figure out what to do and where to go.