Twenty-Five Seasons Strong
Curated and Read by Marty Van Kleeck
by Ann Timmons
by Heather McDonald / 1998
Curated and Read by Marty Van Kleeck
Echo Theatre recommends our Herstory Canon of scripts: Productions of BROWNIES: A TALE OF TEXIAN WOMEN, VITA AND VIRGINIA, SAILING TO BYZANTIUM, THE LADIES OF THE CAMELLIAS, DAISY IN THE DREAMTIME, BIBLE WOMEN, A MOST DANGEROUS WOMAN, OR, IT'S MY PARTY and 2024's BEYOND THE YELLOW WALLPAPER & RAISING HELL with MOLLLY IVINS. Impactful women of herstory whose stories should never be forgotten.
Past Echo Theatre productions...
SEASON 26
RAISING HELL with Molly Ivins
Molly Ivins' speeches and columns Curated & Read by Marty Van Kleeck
One-Weekend only Fundraiser
for Echo Theatre.
Staged by Kateri Cale
Live On-Stage Sept. 26-29, 2024
Bath House Cultural Center
The Young Wife / photo by Zack Huggins
photos by Zack Huggins
The Young Wife / photo by Zack Huggins
Beyond
the Yellow Wallpaper
by Ann Timmons
A World Premier
Commissioned by Echo Theatre
Directed by Caroline Hamilton
Live On-Stage May 9-25, 2024
Bath House Cultural Center
Photo by Zack Huggins
Photo by Zack Huggins
Photo by Zack Huggins
Photo by Zack Huggins
Feeding the Cat, Incorrectly, Several Times Over
by Shyama Nithiananda
A Love Story to Keep You Up at Night
Directed by Katie Ibrahim
Live On-Stage February 9-23
Bath House Cultural Center
SEASON 25
photo by Malcolm Herod
photo by Malcolm Herod
Photo by Malcolm Herod
photo by Malcolm Herod
CADILLAC CREW
by Tori Sampson
A 1960's Road Trip through
Racism and Erasure
Directed by Anyika McMillan-Herod
Live On-Stage 15-30, 2023
Bath House Cultural Center
A Co-Production from Echo Theatre
and Soul Rep Theatre Company
I AND YOU
by Lauren Gunderson
A story of friendship and dying young.
Directed by Eric Berg
Live On-Stage May 18-June 3, 2023
Bath House Cultural Center
Part of the Lauren Gunderson
Mini-Festival
Liz Sankersingh as Angela
NATURAL SHOCKS
by Lauren Gunderson
A One-Woman Play in a Tornado
Directed by Sasha Maya-Ada
Live On-Stage May 5-13, 2023
Bath House Cultural Center
Part of the Lauren Gunderson
Mini-Festival
SEASON 24
September 16-October 8, 2022
September 16-October 8, 2022
FOUNDERS, KEEPERS
by Aurora Behlke
Winner of Big Shout Out 3.
A World Premiere.
Directed by Caroline Hamilton
Live On-Stage Sept. 16-Oct. 8, 2022
Bath House Cultural Center
IN A WORD
by Lauren Yee
A lovely, quirky, poetic play
about loss & forgiveness
Directed by Eric Berg
March 18-April 10, 2022
Bath House Cultural Center
Streamed On-Line April 10-24, 2022
via On the Stage.com
SEASON 23
by Ann Timmons NATIONAL AMERICAN WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION vs. THE WOMEN'S PARTY
by Ann Timmons Octavia Y. Thomas as Ida. B. Wells Barnett
by Ann Timmons Live on-stage Sept 17-Oct 10, 2021 and Streamed on-line Oct. 11-17, 2021
by Ann Timmons NATIONAL AMERICAN WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION vs. THE WOMEN'S PARTY
IT'S MY PARTY!
by Ann Timmons
The Suffragist's Story. A Regional Premiere.
Directed by Caroline Hamilton
Live On-Stage Sept. 17-Oct.10, 2021
Bath House Cultural Center
Streamed On-Line Oct. 11-17, 2021
via On the Stage.com
Marketing for FIRST DRAFT, produced by OVER THE BRIDGE ARTS. May 2021.
Kateri Cale served as Narrator, actor and MC
Lee George, Leslie Patrick, and Chad Cline read the opening scene of THE WHOLE SHEBANG by Deb Meyer. May 2021
Marketing for FIRST DRAFT, produced by OVER THE BRIDGE ARTS. May 2021.
FIRST DRAFT
Live Theater at Last!
2 evenings of New Works.
Curated & Directed by Kateri Cale
Produced by Over the Bridge Arts
Opening Scenes from:
Dead. White. Guys. by Rebecca Dzida
Florence Fane in San Francisco by Brianna Barrett
The Whole Shebang by Deb Meyer
May 26 & 27, 2021
Live On Stage at The Wild Detectives
by Reina Hardy / Virtual Premiere 2021
by Reina Hardy / Virtual Premiere 2021
by Reina Hardy / Virtual Premiere 2021
by Reina Hardy / Virtual Premiere 2021
THE OTHER FELIX
by Reina Hardy
A play on film for two actors.
A Virtual Regional Premiere.
Directed by Kateri Cale
Streamed via On the Stage. April 2021
Live Screenings April 3, 10, 17, & 24.
Bath House Cultural Center Patio
- webpage -
SEASON 22
ECHO OFFSTAGE
THEATER WOMEN SPEAK
HOSTED BY CATHERINE WHITEMAN
PRODUCED BY ECHO THEATRE
One-on-One Interviews with Impactful Women of Theater.
SEASON 1: 6 EPISODES
Find them HERE or subscribe
wherever you love to listen.
It's My Party!
by Ann Timmons
When the 2020 pandemic hit, our Regional Premiere of the Suffragists' story went Virtual. A Four-Night Event - Live Streamed Reading!
Directed by Carson McCain
Streamed via On the Stage.
August 16, 2020
August 18, 2020
August 20, 2020
August 22, 2020
SEASON 21
Cast, director and guest playwrights post-show pose at the Bath House Cultural Center.
HEAR ME
The #MeToo Monologues by Germaine Shames, Emily Hageman, Christine Emmert, Donna Latham, Aadrise Johnson, Tristan Young Mercado, and Allie Costa.
Raw. True. Impactful. An Echo Theatre Original, this compelling new work was distilled from fourteen award-winning monologues from our Big Shout Out Special Project: A frank, unexpected take on sexual harassment.
Presented as part of the Burning Woman 2019 Festival at The Wild Detectives performance venue produced by Over the Bridge Arts.
Saturday, November 2, 2019
Kristen Lazarchick as The Girl and Eric Berg as The Boy - postcard image
Kristen Lazarchick as The Girl and Eric Berg as The Boy - postcard image
US/THEM
by Carly Wijs
A Children's Play
about Terrorism
directed by
Katy Tye
September 5-21, 2019
Post-show discussions were led by licensed trauma counselors from Centene Corporation.
Kristen McCollum stars in HIGH DIVE, produced by Echo Theatre in February 2019. Photo by Kateri Cale.
Kristen McCollum stars in HIGH DIVE, produced by Echo Theatre in February 2019. Photo by Kateri Cale.
Kristen McCollum rehearses HIGH DIVE, produced by Echo Theatre in February 2019. Photo by Kateri Cale.
Kristen McCollum stars in HIGH DIVE, produced by Echo Theatre in February 2019. Photo by Kateri Cale.
HIGH DIVE
by Leslie Ayvazian
A One-Woman Show
Co-starring the Audience!
directed by
Pam Myers-Morgan
February 8-23, 2019
SEASON 20
Season 20 contains additional programming due to Echo Theatre adjusting the Production Year to a Calendar Year schedule.
HURRICANE DIANE
by Madeleine George
A REGIONAL PREMIERE
directed by David Fisher
September 6-22, 2018
Dallas Pride Month Play
Back by popular demand - the remounting of Bible Women for the 20th Anniversary of the Festival of Independent Theatres.
Back by popular demand - the remounting of Bible Women for the 20th Anniversary of the Festival of Independent Theatres.
BIBLE WOMEN
2018 Revival!
by Elizabeth Swados
book by Vicki Caroline Cheatwood
Directed by Stephanie Butler
Music Direction by Neeki Bey
July 13-August 4, 2018
Presented as part of the 20th
Festival of Independent Theatres
Bath House Cultural Center
The cast of the World Premier of THE MONARCH.
Anyika McMillan-Herod, Playwright.
THE MONARCH
Written by Anyika McMillan-Herod
A WORLD PREMIERE
Co-Production with Soul Rep Theatre
Directed by Anyika McMillan-Herod & Tonya Holloway
June 15-30, 2018
Whitney Coulter as Adelaide, sings WILLOW, WEEP FOR ME.
Whitney Coulter as Adelaide, sings WILLOW, WEEP FOR ME.
The Echo Room presents: HER SONG (2018)
Conceived & Developed by Annie Benjamin, Kateri Cale,
Lorena Davey, Terri Ferguson,
and Shelby-Allison Hibbs
Directed by Pam Myers-Morgan
Musical Direction by
Scott A. Eckert
February 8-24, 2018
Bath House Cultural Center /
White Rock Lake Park
SEASON 19
Promotional Image by Robert G. McVay "Eggs are like ... Hope."
Rehearsal at Ursuline Academy
Natalia Borja as Jackie, the head shop girl. Unable to free herself from denial, she remains trapped in Wonderstore.
Promotional Image by Robert G. McVay "Eggs are like ... Hope."
TRACE OF ARC
by Ali Smith
Adapted and
Directed by Kateri Cale
July 14 - August 5, 2017
Boutique Run: 6 shows Only.
Presented as part of the 19th
Festival of Independent Theatres
Bath House Cultural Center
Brides - Crew of Four (Caroline Marie Cole, Stephanie Butler, Kateri Cale, and Leslie Patrick)
Back on Earth in Stinkle, Ohio... LisaAnne Haram as Mrs. Steve Powers, Leslie Patrick as Lynne Stone, Caroline Marie Cole as Ken Powers, and Kateri Cale as Carmen Powers.
Brides - Crew of Four (Caroline Marie Cole, Stephanie Butler, Kateri Cale, and Leslie Patrick)
Brides of the Moon
by the Five Lesbian Brothers:
Maureen Angelos, Babs Davy,
Dominique Dibbell, Peg Healey
and Lisa Kron
Directed by Terri Ferguson
June 8-17, 2017
Boutique Run: 8 shows Only!
Bath House Cultural Center /
White Rock Lake Park
Angela Davis, as Babe -2017
Musical Director Scott A Eckert at the keyboard.
Digga Digga Doo!
Angela Davis, as Babe -2017
The Echo Room presents: HER SONG (2017)
Conceived & Developed by Annie Benjamin, Kateri Cale,
Lorena Davey, Terri Ferguson,
and Shelby-Allison Hibbs
Directed by Pam Myers-Morgan
Musical Direction by
Scott A. Eckert
February 9-25, 2017
Bath House Cultural Center /
White Rock Lake Park
Jessica Cavanagh and Amber Devlin / photo Jeffrey Schmidt
Amber Devlin as Mama / photo Rebecca Brooks
'night, Mother
by Marsha Norman
A parent's waking nightmare.
Directed by Christie Vela
September 8 - 24, 2016
Bath House Cultural Center / White Rock Lake Park
SEASON 18
Promotional Image - Stephanie Butler in BLISTERS / Festival of Independent Theatres 2016
Matthew Eitzen as JACK, chats with his dead sister Jill, played by Stephanie Butler.
Matthew Eitzen, JACK, hangs out in his backyard after his house burns down. Dominique Brinkley plays KERI, his neighbor.
Promotional Image - Stephanie Butler in BLISTERS / Festival of Independent Theatres 2016
BLISTERS
by Brittany Alyse Willis
Directed by
Terri Ferguson
July 15 at 8pm / July 16 at 5pm / July 21 at 8pm
July 24 at 5pm / July 29 at 8pm / July 30 at 2pm
Presented as part of the
18th Annual Festival of
Independent Theatres
Bath House Cultural Center
Temple Spirit Logo design by Kateri Cale
The priest, Jogen, arrives at the village teahouse. From left, Bryan Douglas, Lorena Davey, Anthony L. Ramirez, Ian Ferguson, Danielle Pickard, and Alexander Ferguson. Photo: Pam Myers-Morgan
Publicity still. From left, Anthony L. Ramirez and Ian Ferguson. Photo: Kateri Cale
Temple Spirit Logo design by Kateri Cale
TEMPLE SPIRIT
by Susan Felder
A World Premiere
Directed by
Jeffrey Schmidt
March 30-April 16, 2016
- Historic Fair Park -
Creative Arts Building
Show Place Theater
Lorena Davey performs with the Matt Tolentino Quartet.
Jonathan Garcia sweeps Ashlie Kirkpatrick off her feet.
An encore inspiring Finale!
Lorena Davey performs with the Matt Tolentino Quartet.
The Echo Room presents:
HER SONG (2016)
Conceived & Developed by Annie Benjamin, Kateri Cale,
Lorena Davey, Terri Ferguson, and Shelby-Allison Hibbs
Directed by Pam Myers-Morgan
Book & Musical Direction
by Scott A. Eckert
February 10-27, 2016
plus Valentine's Sunday Feb. 14
Bath House Cultural Center /
White Rock Lake Park
Postcard design by Kateri Cale
Chandler Ryan as FLO and Matt Holmes as GREG. Flo has 2nd thoughts.
Postcard design by Kateri Cale
THE ADVENTURES OF FLO AND GREG
by Briana Pozner
Winner of the Big Shout Out 2 - New Play Contest for Women
Directed by
Terri Ferguson
September 10-26, 2015
Bath House Cultural Center /
White Rock Lake Park
SEASON 17
design by Terri Ferguson
Sherry Jo Ward as Brodie / photo Shelby-Allison Hibbs
Lisa Fairchild as the gorilla / photo Shelby-Allison Hibbs
design by Terri Ferguson
PRECIOUS LITTLE
by Madeleine George
Directed by
Kelsey Leigh Ervi
June 4-20, 2015
Bath House Cultural Center /
White Rock Lake Park
The Matt Tolentino Quintet - Micheal Plotkin, Rick Norman, Matt Tolentino, George Gagliardi, and Scott A. Eckert.
Malcolm Beaty.
Echo Room Dancers, Stephanie Butler, Dominique Brinkley, and Stephen Raikes.
The Matt Tolentino Quintet - Micheal Plotkin, Rick Norman, Matt Tolentino, George Gagliardi, and Scott A. Eckert.
The Echo Room presents: HER SONG (2015)
Conceived & Developed by Annie Benjamin, Kateri Cale,
Lorena Davey, Terri Ferguson,
and Shelby-Allison Hibbs
Directed by Shelby-Allison Hibbs
Musical Direction by
Scott A. Eckert
February 10 - 21, 2015
Bath House Cultural Center /
White Rock Lake Park
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PUBLICITY SHOT: Featuring (from left) Ian Ferguson, Kelsi Leigh Ervi, and Dan Schmoker. (photo by Kateri Cale.)
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PUBLICITY SHOT: Featuring (from left) Ian Ferguson, Kelsi Leigh Ervi, and Dan Schmoker. (photo by Kateri Cale.)
[sic]
by Melissa
James Gibson
Directed by
Terri Ferguson
September 11 - 27, 2014
Bath House Cultural Center /
White Rock Lake Park
SEASON 16
(from Left) Whitney Holotik and Cara L Reid - photo by Kateri Cale
(from Left) Whitney Holotik and Cara L Reid - photo by Kateri Cale
Whitney Holotik - photo by Kateri Cale
(from Left) Whitney Holotik and Cara L Reid - photo by Kateri Cale
mania/gift
- World Premier -
Written and Directed by
Shelby-Allison Hibbs
July 12 - August 2, 2014
Presented as part of the
16th Annual Festival of
Independent Theatres
Bath House Cultural Center
The Echo Room presents: HER SONG - World Premiere!
Conceived & Developed by Annie Benjamin, Kateri Cale,
Lorena Davey, Terri Ferguson,
and Shelby-Allison Hibbs
Directed by
Shelby-Allison Hibbs
Musical Direction by
Scott A. Eckert
January 29 - February 22, 2014
Miller Pyke as Ben Affleck.
Best friends.
MATT & BEN
by Mindy Kaling & Brenda Withers
Directed by
Kelly Thomas
September 12 - 28, 2013
Bath House Cultural Center /
White Rock Lake Park
SEASON 15
THE TREATMENT
by Eve Ensler
Directed by Doug Miller
June 1 - June 22, 2013
Presented as part of the 15th Annual
Festival of Independent Theatres
Bath House Cultural Center
White Rock Lake Park
THE LUCKY CHANCE or, An Alderman's Bargain
by Aphra Behn
Directed by Rene Moreno
February 7 - 23, 2013
Bath House Cultural Center / White Rock Lake Park
OR,
A Southwest Area Premiere
by Liz Duffy Adams
Directed by Terri Ferguson
September 6 - 22, 2012
Bath House Cultural Center / White Rock Lake Park
SEASON 14
NYC COYOTE EXISTENTIAL - World Premiere!
by Melissa Cooper
With music by Thomas Cabaniss
Presented as part of the 14th Annual
Festival of Independent Theatres
Bath House Cultural Center
July 20 - 29, 2012
THE EARLY EDUCATION OF CONRAD EPPLER - World Premiere!
by Isabella Russell-Ides
A Big Shout Out! winner
at the Bath House Cultural Center
February 9 - 25, 2012
A MOST DANGEROUS WOMAN
by Cathy Tempelsman
A Big Shout Out! winner
at the Bath House Cultural Center
September 8 - 24, 2011
SEASON 13
THE EXECUTIONER'S SONS - World Premiere!
by Catherine Bush
A Big Shout Out! winner
at the Bath House Cultural Center
February 5 - 19, 2011
WELL
by Lisa Kron
at the Bath House Cultural Center
September 8 - 25, 2010
SEASON 12
BIBLE WOMEN
by Elizabeth Swados
Additional text by Vicki Caroline Cheatwood
Presented as part of the 12th Annual
Festival of Independent Theatres
Bath House Cultural Center
July 23 - August 1, 2010
END DAYS
by Deborah Zoe Laufer
at the Bath House Cultural Center
February 12 - 27, 2010
MAURITIUS
by Theresa Rebeck
at the Bath House Cultural Center
September 11 - 26, 2009
SEASON 11
OVERTONES
by Alice Gerstenberg
Presented as part of the 11th Annual
Festival of Independent Theatres
Bath House Cultural Center
July 24 - August 8, 2009
THE NIBROC TRILOGY:
LAST TRAIN TO NIBROC
SEE ROCK CITY
and GULF VIEW DRIVE
by Arlene Hutton
at the Bath House Cultural Center
February 5 - 28, 2009
At Theatre Too! (hosted by Theatre 3)
May 7 - 31, 2009
AMERICAN CASSANDRA: DÉJÀ VU
Created by Rhonda Blair
with Meredith Alloway, Regina Bonifasi,
Kateri Cale and Mirela Selimovic
A co-production with Southern Methodist University
at the Bath House Cultural Center
September 5 - 27, 2008
SEASON 10
COCO & GIGI
by Isabella Russell-Ides
Presented as part of the 10th Annual
Festival of Independent Theatres
Bath House Cultural Center
July 19-August 9, 2008
DAISY IN THE DREAMTIME
by Lynne Kaufman
at the Bath House Cultural Center
February 15 - March 8, 2008
THE LADIES OF THE CAMELLIAS
by Lillian Groag
at the Bath House Cultural Center
September 14-October 6, 2007
SEASON 9
HOME FRONT
by Vicki Caroline Cheatwood
Presented as part of the 9th Annual
Festival of Independent Theatres
Bath House Cultural Center
July 13-August 4, 2007
STRING OF PEARLS
by Michele Lowe
at the Bath House Cultural Center
February 16 - March 3, 2007
WOMEN AND HORSES AND A SHOT
STRAIGHT FROM THE BOTTLE
by Mary F. Casey
at the Bath House Cultural Center
September 14 - October 7, 2006
SEASON 8
TOUGH CHOICES FOR THE NEW CENTURY:
A Seminar for Responsible Living
by Jane Anderson
Presented as part of the 8th Annual
Festival of Independent Theatres
Bath House Cultural Center
July 14-29, 2006
SHOPPING AND DROPPING
by Laura Henry
Presented as part of A Very FIT Christmas
at the Bath House Cultural Center
December 1-18, 2005
SAILING TO BYZANTIUM
by Sandra Deer
at the Bath House Cultural Center
September 29-October 15, 2005
SEASON 7
Since 1998: 30 Plays / 26 Playwrights / 6 Devised works / 1 Premiere
HOLY DAYS
by Sally Nemeth
and
RUPERT'S BIRTHDAY
by Ken Jenkins
Presented as part of the 7th Annual
Festival of Independent Theatres
Bath House Cultural Center
July 16-August 6, 2005
THE DAUGHTERS OF THE LATE COLONEL
by Katherine Mansfield
Part of the Out of the Loop Festival
at Watertower Theatre
March 4-13, 2005
FREEDOMLAND
by Amy Freed
at the Bath House Cultural Center
January 13-30, 2005
DREAMING AMERICA:
IN THE BUNKER WITH GEORGE
by Rhonda Blair, Terri Ferguson and Jerrika Hinton
at the Bath House Cultural Center
October 7-October 30, 2004
SEASON 6
Since 1998: 25 Plays / 22 Playwrights / 4 Devised works / 1 Premiere
ROUND AS A BISCUIT
by Pam and Robert Myers-Morgan
Presented as part of the 6th Annual
Festival of Independent Theatres
A children's participation play co-produced
with Ground Zero Theater Company
Bath House Cultural Center
July 24-August 7, 2004
THE SIX THAT FELL
by Laura Henry
Presented as part of the 6th Annual
Festival of Independent Theatres
Bath House Cultural Center
July 15-August 7, 2004
OFF THE MAP
by Joan Ackermann
at the Bath House Cultural Center
March 4-20, 2004
KINDERTRANSPORT
by Diane Samuels
at the Bath House Cultural Center
November 6-22, 2003
SEASON 5
Since 1998: 21 Plays / 31 Playwrights / 4 Devised works / 1 Premiere
ARIEL BRIGHT
by Katharine Long
Presented as part of the 5th Annual
Festival of Independent Theatres
at the Bath House Cultural Center
July 11-August 2, 2003
DUMB SUPPER
by Deborah Pryor
Presented (indoors) as part of the
Out of the Loop Festival
Watertower Theatre, March 7-16, 2003,
and (outdoors) as part of the
Presented as part of the 5th Annual
Festival of Independent Theatres
Bath House Cultural Center
July 18-26, 2003
BOY GETS GIRL
by Rebecca Gilman
at the Bath House Cultural Center
March 6-22, 2003
CLOUD 9
by Caryl Churchill
at the Bath House Cultural Center
November 7-22, 2002
SEASON 4
Since 1998: 17 Plays / 27 Playwrights / 4 Devised works / 1 Premiere
VITA AND VIRGINIA
Selected Letters of Vita Sackville-West
and Virginia Woolf
Edited by Eileen Atkins
Presented as part of the 4th Annual
Festival of Independent Theatres
Bath House Cultural Center
July 12 - August 2, 2002
AMERICAN BURKA
Created by Rhonda Blair, Kateri Cale, Terri Ferguson,
Linda Marie Ford, Pam Myers-Morgan and Sara Weeks
Frank's Place at the Dallas Theater Center
April 18 - 27, 2002
AN ALMOST HOLY PICTURE
by Heather McDonald
at the Bath House Cultural Center
August 30-September 15, 2001
SEASON 3
Since 1998: 14 Plays / 19 Playwrights / 3 Devised works / 1 Premiere
TRIPPING THE LIGHT FANTASTIC
by Gretchen Elizabeth Smith
Presented as part of the 3rd Annual
Festival of Independent Theatres
Bath House Cultural Center
July 7-27, 2001
STOP KISS
by Diana Son
at the Bath House Cultural Center
April 12-28, 2001
BROWNIES: A TALE OF TEXIAN WOMEN
A New Play by Vicki Caroline Cheatwood
at the Bath House Cultural Center
October 12-28, 2000
SEASON 2
Since 1998: 11 Plays / 16 Playwrights / 3 Devised works
TRIFLES
by Susan Glaspell
Presented as part of the 2nd Annual
Festival of Independent Theatres
Bath House Cultural Center
July 7-29, 2000
THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES
by Eve Ensler
Presented as part of the Dallas Theatre Center's
Big D Festival of the Unexpected
Frank’s Place at the Dallas Theater Center
May 20, 21, & 22, 2000
LEMONADE
by Eve Ensler
at the Bath House Cultural Center
April 13-29, 2000
ONERVA
by Heini Tola
Presented as part of the Finnish Arts Festival
at the Bath House Cultural Center
March 9 and 17, 2000
GOBLIN MARKET
by Polly Pen and Peggy Harmon, Music by Polly Pen
Based on the poem by Christina Rossetti
at the Bath House Cultural Center
October 21 – November 13, 1999
SEASON 1
6 Plays / 10 Playwrights / 2 Devised works
FEFU AND HER FRIENDS
by Maria Irene Fornes
at the Bath House Cultural Center
July 9 - 31, 1999
ECHO PRESENTS...
An Evening of Song and Performance Art
Frank's Place at the Dallas Theater Center
June 3, 4, & 5, 1999
VOICE BOX
Presented as part of the Inaugural
Festival of Independent Theatres
at the Bath House Cultural Center
April 14 – May 1, 1999
WHY WE HAVE A BODY
by Claire Chafee
Bath House Cultural Center
January 14-30, 1999
OUT ALL NIGHT AND LOST MY SHOES
starring Terry Galloway
Frank's Place at the Dallas Theater Center
October 8-10, 1998
DREAM OF A COMMON LANGUAGE
by Heather McDonald
The Basement Space 3200 Main Street, Dallas
August 6-29, 1998