Wednesday 17th November
Jo Koy at the Winspear Opera House
Jo Koy’s name has been a staple of the entertainment world for ages – especially on stand-up stages – but this year the laughing man got a little different attention thanks to his hearty hosting gig at Metal Shop Masters and his pairing with others longtime friend Chelsea Handler. He also has a number of streamable specials. ) for his Just Kidding World Tour. Tickets cost between $ 42.50 and $ 72.50 and are available through the AT&T Performing Arts Center.
Jo Koy stops by Dallas on his Just Kidding World Tour.
Mandee Johnson Photography
Thursday, November 18th
DIFFA / Dallas Holiday Wreath Collection at the Dallas Market Center
Yes it is time to decorate for the holidays and yes that means a new wreath. Fortunately, it’s time for DIFFA / Dallas’s 26th Annual Holiday Wreath Collection which is truly a bright, shiny, festive wreath auction run by Dr. Delphinium, Scott + Cooner, Jackson’s Home and Garden and others, and for a great support and support organizations that help men, women and children living with HIV / AIDS. Enjoy sips, nibbles, music, and fun browsing at the Dallas Market Center (2100 N. Stemmons Freeway) on Thursday, November 18 from 6pm to 9pm. Tickets are $ 75 and are available online.
The Friends Experience in the Shops at Willow Bend
If you know there’s no small thing, and you’ve always wanted to kick back in Joey’s chaise longue, the time is now … well, now and through January 14th in the Shops at Willow Bend (6121 W. Park Blvd., Plano) “The One In Dallas” is presented as a Friends Experience. Check out 12 rooms full of nostalgia and photo ops while discussing how much powder you would put in leather pants. Tickets start at $ 32.50, with private group packages available. Get the details on poking around “ugly naked guy” online
Local author Kathleen Kent signs her latest book, The Pledge.
Remi David
Kathleen Kent signs The Pledge with Interabang Books
Local writer Kathleen Kent is back with another in her Detective Betty line of page turners, The Pledge. On Thursday, November 18th, at 6:00 p.m., Kent will sit down with her good book at Interabang Books (5600 Lovers Lane) to read, discuss and hear the latest trials against the protagonist of the Dallas Police Department sign, which includes keeping the city and their own family safe. The pledge is available for purchase (or picked up if you’ve purchased in advance), which means you can have technical assistance on site twice at an event.
Friday 19th November
The Supreme Leader at the Dallas Theater Center
What was Kim Jong-Un like as a teenager? Writer Don X. Nguyen and director Kevin Moriarty give the answer in the world premiere of The Supreme Leader. On his last weekend at the Kalita Humphreys Theater (2400 Flora St.), the play follows an artistic Kim Jong-Un in boarding school in Switzerland before all the North Korean leadership stuff gets him. It’s 90 minutes long, with the option to watch it digitally at home but watch it live at 8 p.m. on Friday November 19 for $ 20 to $ 75. Check out the details and other show times on the Dallas Theater Center website this week.
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SNOWDAY and Santaland at Galleria Dallas
No matter what jokes the weather decides here in Dallas, a SNOWDAY awaits in the Galleria (13350 N. Dallas Parkway) with direct access to SantaLand. The hour-long interactive experience, SNOWDAY by Baymo, features the winter wonderland scene by scene from ethereal to hysterical, complete with cameras to capture it all for society. Also, this year they added a portal into Santa’s hiding place for the complete Christmas package. Tickets start at $ 27 for adults and $ 10 for children. SNOWDAY is open until January 17th (business hours), with SantaLand open until Christmas Eve. Get everything you need to know and a few sneak peeks at SNOWDAY.
ArtSugar Mobile Art Gallery & Holiday Gift Truck
Instagram generation, represented! This is your day. This is your time to show up and shop. ArtSugar is coming to Dallas with a mobile art gallery and Christmas gift truck. There will be art, accessories, jewelry and more created just for this retail tour. Psst! There are even some Texan artists. (You can catch a glimpse or two of ArtSugar IG.) The truck is due to roll up at 10 am on Friday, November 19 at 4528 Cole Avenue. #Letsroll until 6 p.m.
Saturday 20th November
Rover Dramawerks presents kosher Lutherans.
Carol M. Reis
The Rover Dramawerks kosher Lutherans at the Cox Building Playhouse
For parents-to-be who want a baby, there isn’t much they won’t do to make it a reality. In William Missouri Downs’ kosher Lutherans, it means pretending to be Lutheran to appeal to a pregnant Midwestern girl who wants to give them hers. Kosher … Lutherans. To the right. You’re Jewish and have some reservations about lying, but want this baby too. But there is also this kosher part. Rover Dramawerks brings the comedic timing Thursday through Saturday, November 20, with an additional Saturday matinee at 3 p.m. Tickets cost $ 15 to $ 18 and are available online.
19th annual Cedars Open Studios in various locations
It’s not just “the area over with the police” and hasn’t been for a long time. If you failed to explore the art and culture of cedar trees, it’s time. And the 19th annual Cedars Open Studios from 11am to 6pm on Saturday, November 20th is an amazing reason. During the tour of galleries, collectives and other locations, participants can witness demos, work in progress and the creative process of artists. Galleries include Ro2 Art, Janette Kennedy Gallery, and the MAC, and other featured locations are the Tin Ranch Artists Collective, [email protected], Studio Art & Soul, South Side at the Lamar Artist Quarters on Botham Jean Boulevard and The Cedars Union Cohort 2. Enjoy free transportation or grab a map and ride Bike Friendly Cedars on two wheels. Information is available on the COS website. Pro Tip: Head to Lee Harvey’s for a post-tour happy hour.
Sunday November 21st
Julia K. Harriman, Sabrina Sloan, Isa Briones and Company are the focus for Hamilton.
Joan Marcus
Hamilton at the Music Hall in Fair Park
At this point we don’t need to say much to bring Hamilton, the musical by Lin-Manuel Miranda based on the biography of Ron Chernow, closer to the world. But just in case: it has rap, singing, dance, period costumes and modern sensibilities. It’s the story of the nationalist Alexander Hamilton, but it had a cultural moment of its own. Dallas Summer Musicals brings it to the Music Hall in Fair Park. See it 1:30 p.m. or 7:30 p.m. Sunday November 21 or many other times between now and December 5. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster.
Monday, November 22nd
Sweetpea at the Second Thought Theater
There is one thing when people with pets fall in love and move in together. It’s one thing that everyone who knows them, who also has pets, says, “What if the pets hate each other? What if they like each other and then people break up? How much space do you need for the four? ”And so on. If you’re a pet, these are the thoughts you will have when you start reading about Second Thought Theater (3400 Blackburn St.) and its newest version, Sweetpea. Two people, two birds. Oh shit. It opens this weekend, but there is an amazing Pay What You Can performance on Monday November 22nd at 7:30 p.m. Get all the details for other seasons and buy tickets through Second Thought.
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