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May 1939 – Bishop Perkins suspects that something is amiss at Our Lady of Perpetual Weepiness and has asked Harry Hunsacker, World-famous detective and aspiring actor, to check into things at the convent. Harry, Nigel Grouse, and Lt. Foster find themselves in more trouble than they could possibly imagine. What sort of trouble? Why, Nun, of course!
We continue our 2022 season with the RadioVizion™ production of Kurt Kleinmann’s “Death is a Bad Habit!” RadioVizion™ is an alternative technique devised by Pegasus Theatre for the presentation of the Living Black & White™ series of Harry Hunsacker adventures. RadioVizion™ does not employ the trade-secret makeup but instead focuses on evoking the experience and glamour of being in a live radio studio of the 1930s and 1940s. Live sound effects, actors at period-style live microphones, and costumes suggestive of the era complete the effect.
Ticket Prices: Thursday, Friday, or Saturday at 8pm – $20. | Saturday matinees at 2pm – $20. Make a reservation. Tickets at the door are $2. more.
Senior/Student/Active Duty Military discount: $5. off
Pegasus Theatre produces new and original comedies to inspire and cultivate North Texas artists and to entertain, enlighten, and engage our community.
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Living Black & White™
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Pegasus News
Meet Roy & Penny McClurg
We have partnered with the McClurgs since 2018, working with them as fellow producers of our Living Black and White shows and even our movie-making endeavor of a year ago, “A Trifle Dead! The Movie”. We couldn’t ask for better partners! Here’s a little bit of what...
NEW YEAR’S EVES OF OLD
During our Deep Ellum days (1985-2002), our New Year’s Eve celebrations were a bit different. Our 141-seat venue was a lot smaller than our elegant digs at the Eisemann Center. It was definitely cozier, which was sometimes wonderful and sometimes challenging. In those...
Here’s a little behind the scenes magic!
THE CRAZY TIME WE CALL “LOAD-IN”! What we refer to as “load-in” is a multi-day event that starts about 10 days before our first preview. All the production elements of the show must be brought to the Eisemann Center and made fully functional. This includes: Set, Soft...
Our Christmas tradition might surprise you!
Before my wife, Barbara Weinberger, got involved with Pegasus Theatre, she celebrated Christmas with a full heart. Christmas cards, shopping, wrapping, baking —- she even tried to organize outdoor caroling with friends! Once Barbara became involved with Pegasus...
Meet Armando Monsivais
Meet Armando Monsivais, our Sound Designer! Armando has the distinction of being the first person besides Kurt Kleinmann to design sound for a Pegasus Theatre Living Black and White show. Armando can’t remember a time when he wasn’t fascinated by theatre. He loves how...
What do you do with a bunch of hungry actors? You feed them, of course!
It’s a sad fact that many theatre professionals in the DFW area find it difficult to make their living entirely from the arts. This means that many of those theatre professionals hold down a day job to make ends meet. And sometimes in the mad dash from work to...