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# Pegasus Theatre

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- [News](https://pegasustheatre.org/?page_id=82) - [et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ fullwidth=”on” admin_label=”section” _builder_version=”3.22″ background_color=”#ed1c24″ background_image=”https://pegasustheatre.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/silk-pegasus-red.jpg”][et_pb_fullwidth_header title=”Pegasus News” content_max_width=”none” admin_label=”Fullwidth Header” _builder_version=”4.9.4″ background_color=”rgba(255, 255, 255, 0)” background_image=”https://pegasustheatre.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/silk-pegasus-red.jpg” button_one_text_size__hover_enabled=”off” button_two_text_size__hover_enabled=”off” button_one_text_color__hover_enabled=”off” button_two_text_color__hover_enabled=”off” button_one_border_width__hover_enabled=”off” button_two_border_width__hover_enabled=”off” button_one_border_color__hover_enabled=”off” button_two_border_color__hover_enabled=”off” button_one_border_radius__hover_enabled=”off” button_two_border_radius__hover_enabled=”off” button_one_letter_spacing__hover_enabled=”off” button_two_letter_spacing__hover_enabled=”off” button_one_bg_color__hover_enabled=”off” button_two_bg_color__hover_enabled=”off”][/et_pb_fullwidth_header][/et_pb_section][et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ admin_label=”section” _builder_version=”3.22″][et_pb_row admin_label=”row” _builder_version=”3.25″ background_size=”initial” background_position=”top_left” background_repeat=”repeat”][et_pb_column type=”4_4″ _builder_version=”3.25″ custom_padding=”|||” custom_padding__hover=”|||”][et_pb_blog fullwidth=”off” include_categories=”25,all,58,21,22,1″ show_author=”off” show_categories=”off” admin_label=”Blog” _builder_version=”4.9.4″ hover_enabled=”0″ excerpt_length=”50″ show_thumbnail=”off” show_more=”on” sticky_enabled=”0″]
- [Here’s a little behind the scenes magic!](https://pegasustheatre.org/heres-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 Goods, Lighting, Sound, Video, Props, Costumes, and Wigs.
- [Meet Roy & Penny  McClurg](https://pegasustheatre.org/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 we’ve learned about Roy and Penny over the
- [Meet the cast for "Death/Take: 1!" presented in thrilling RadioVizion™!](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-the-cast-for-death-take-1-in-radiovizion/) - Pegasus Theatre returns to the Bath House Cultural Center May 9 through 24 with another RadioVizion™ production. This time, it's Death/Take: 1! by Kurt Kleinmann. Harry, Nigel, and Lt. Foster find themselves in an Ancient Egyptian pyramid, on the set of Death in the Pharaoh's Tomb, an Ace Eliot adventure. When the bodies start piling
- [We're Moving!](https://pegasustheatre.org/pegasus-is-moving/) - [et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ admin_label=”section” _builder_version=”4.16″ custom_padding=”13px||0px|||” global_colors_info=”{}” theme_builder_area=”post_content”][et_pb_row admin_label=”row” _builder_version=”4.16″ background_size=”initial” background_position=”top_left” background_repeat=”repeat” custom_padding=”||0px|||” global_colors_info=”{}” theme_builder_area=”post_content”][et_pb_column type=”4_4″ _builder_version=”4.16″ custom_padding=”|||” global_colors_info=”{}” custom_padding__hover=”|||” theme_builder_area=”post_content”][et_pb_text _builder_version=”4.27.4″ _module_preset=”default” custom_margin=”|||-52px||” custom_padding=”||7px|||” global_colors_info=”{}” theme_builder_area=”post_content”]Pegasus Theatre is proud to announce that, in combination with our 40th Year of producing new and original comedies to inspire and cultivate North Texas artists, and to entertain,
- [Meet the cast for "A Trifle Dead!" presented in RadioVizion™!](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-the-cast-for-a-trifle-dead-2/) - [et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ admin_label=”section” _builder_version=”4.16″ global_colors_info=”{}” theme_builder_area=”post_content”][et_pb_row admin_label=”row” _builder_version=”4.16″ background_size=”initial” background_position=”top_left” background_repeat=”repeat” global_colors_info=”{}” theme_builder_area=”post_content”][et_pb_column type=”4_4″ _builder_version=”4.16″ custom_padding=”|||” global_colors_info=”{}” custom_padding__hover=”|||” theme_builder_area=”post_content”][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text” _builder_version=”4.27.4″ background_size=”initial” background_position=”top_left” background_repeat=”repeat” hover_enabled=”0″ global_colors_info=”{}” theme_builder_area=”post_content” sticky_enabled=”0″] Pegasus Theatre returns to the Bath House Cultural Center May 20-29 with another RadioVizion™ production. This time, it’s A Trifle Dead! by Kurt Kleinmann, the very first
- [Radio drama's Golden Age](https://pegasustheatre.org/radio-dramas-golden-age-2/) - (Adapted from "Theatre of the Mind" by Balance Publishing Company) Radio drama is nearly 90 years old, reaching its peak during the middle to late 1940s. Before the 1920s, formal radio programs were unknown. Most broadcasts were one-time events consisting mainly of talk and music. Broadcast hours were irregular, usually four or five hours a
- [The Origin of our RadioVizion™ Series](https://pegasustheatre.org/the-origin-of-our-radiovizion-series/) - When we started to produce our Living Black & White™ series at the Eisemann Center in Richardson, we began to tap into a new audience, one that had never seen one of our shows in our old Deep Ellum space. And this new audience was hungry for more. We often got questions about when we
- [Meet Marc Rouse!](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-marc-rouse/) - Marc Rouse has spent his entire life in creative endeavors, if you don’t count the four years he spent in the Marine Corps. Yes, that’s right, THE MARINE CORPS. How badass is that?! Marc’s creative expression began in a kindergarten play and continued through high school, where he studied radio and TV and had a
- [NEW YEAR’S EVES OF OLD](https://pegasustheatre.org/new-years-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 days, we offered party hats, noise makers, and champagne, just as we
- [Our Christmas tradition might surprise you!](https://pegasustheatre.org/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 Theatre, however, it was impossible for her to celebrate Christmas in the traditional way. With preparations for
- [Meet Armando Monsivais ](https://pegasustheatre.org/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 theatre can touch people’s lives and make them laugh. As an
- [What do you do with a bunch of hungry actors? You feed them, of course!](https://pegasustheatre.org/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 rehearsal or performance, dinner becomes optional.
- [Meet Chris Messersmith](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-chris-messersmith/) - In July of 2021 we lost a dear friend and talented colleague to cancer. To keep his memory alive, we have left his profile on our blog to introduce people to this wonderful man. Chris Messersmith has always had a fascination with language, with costumes, and with makeup. It’s logical that he gravitated to theatre
- [Meet Joey Dietz](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-joey-dietz/) - Like so many boys in high school, Joey got involved with theatre because of a girl. That relationship didn’t work out, but it was the start of a lifelong love affair with theatre. Joey says he had plenty of other interests in high school (sports, choir, etc) but he felt most at home in theatre.
- [It takes a pretty large village.](https://pegasustheatre.org/7636-2/)
- [Meet Selmore Haines III](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-selmore-haines-iii/) - Meet Selmore Haines III, the director of our upcoming reading of “The Night We Bombed Lincoln Towing” by Steven Young. He’s a fascinating guy! See his work on Thursday 5/17 and Saturday 5/26 as part of our Fresh Reads 2 New Play Reading Festival! CLICK THIS LINK TO PURCHASE TICKETS ON EVENTBRITE! : https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fresh-reads-2-an-annual-festival-of-new-comedies-tickets-44903434381 First
- [Meet Ashley Rountree](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-ashley-rountree/) - Meet Ashley Rountree, the next amazing director in our line-up of directors for Fresh Reads 2, our new play reading festival! We love this woman! Under “Special Skills” on her resume, she lists Egg Shaker. What?! Come see the play she directed (“Our Space” by Caroline Turner Cole) on Friday 5/18 and Thursday 5/24 at
- [Meet Michael Speck](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-michael-speck/) - Wrapping up up our introduction to the directors of Fresh Reads 2 is Michael Speck, known by one and all as Speck! This wacky multi-talented fellow is helming the cast of “Asylum in Georgia” by John C. Davenport, in a reading playing Sat 5/19 and Fri 5/25 at the Bath House Cultural Center. Read about
- [About Steven Young!](https://pegasustheatre.org/about-steven-young/) - It’s opening night! Come see “The Night We Bombed Lincoln Towing” by Steven Young tonight! And read all about Mr. Young below, as we turn our attention to the talented playwrights whose work is featured in Fresh Reads 2! Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fresh-reads-2-an-annual-festiv… Steven Young’s biography: Steven is the author of A Proper Man, to be produced
- [About Caroline Turner Cole!](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-caroline-turner-cole/) - Come see “Our Space” by Caroline Turner Cole! And read all about Ms. Cole below, as we continue our focus on the talented playwrights whose work is featured in Fresh Reads 2! Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fresh-reads-2-an-annual-festival-of-new-comedies-tickets-44903434381 Caroline Turner Cole’s biography: Caroline Turner Cole is a storyteller originally from directly across the lake from where you’re sitting. She
- [About John C. Davenport!](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-john-c-davenport/) - It’s the 3rd night of Fresh Reads 2! Come see “Asylum in Georgia” by John C. Davenport tonight! And read all about Mr. Davenport below, as we wrap up our focus on the talented playwrights whose work is featured in Fresh Reads 2! Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fresh-reads-2-an-annual-festiv… John C. Davenport’s biography: John C. Davenport is very happy
- [About Paul Kalburgi!](https://pegasustheatre.org/about-paul-kalburgi/) - [et_pb_section bb_built=”1″][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text _builder_version=”3.23.3″ text_text_shadow_horizontal_length=”text_text_shadow_style,%91object Object%93″ text_text_shadow_horizontal_length_tablet=”0px” text_text_shadow_vertical_length=”text_text_shadow_style,%91object Object%93″ text_text_shadow_vertical_length_tablet=”0px” text_text_shadow_blur_strength=”text_text_shadow_style,%91object Object%93″ text_text_shadow_blur_strength_tablet=”1px” link_text_shadow_horizontal_length=”link_text_shadow_style,%91object Object%93″ link_text_shadow_horizontal_length_tablet=”0px” link_text_shadow_vertical_length=”link_text_shadow_style,%91object Object%93″ link_text_shadow_vertical_length_tablet=”0px” link_text_shadow_blur_strength=”link_text_shadow_style,%91object Object%93″ link_text_shadow_blur_strength_tablet=”1px” ul_text_shadow_horizontal_length=”ul_text_shadow_style,%91object Object%93″ ul_text_shadow_horizontal_length_tablet=”0px” ul_text_shadow_vertical_length=”ul_text_shadow_style,%91object Object%93″ ul_text_shadow_vertical_length_tablet=”0px” ul_text_shadow_blur_strength=”ul_text_shadow_style,%91object Object%93″ ul_text_shadow_blur_strength_tablet=”1px” ol_text_shadow_horizontal_length=”ol_text_shadow_style,%91object Object%93″ ol_text_shadow_horizontal_length_tablet=”0px” ol_text_shadow_vertical_length=”ol_text_shadow_style,%91object Object%93″ ol_text_shadow_vertical_length_tablet=”0px” ol_text_shadow_blur_strength=”ol_text_shadow_style,%91object Object%93″ ol_text_shadow_blur_strength_tablet=”1px” quote_text_shadow_horizontal_length=”quote_text_shadow_style,%91object Object%93″ quote_text_shadow_horizontal_length_tablet=”0px” quote_text_shadow_vertical_length=”quote_text_shadow_style,%91object Object%93″ quote_text_shadow_vertical_length_tablet=”0px” quote_text_shadow_blur_strength=”quote_text_shadow_style,%91object Object%93″ quote_text_shadow_blur_strength_tablet=”1px” header_text_shadow_horizontal_length=”header_text_shadow_style,%91object Object%93″ header_text_shadow_horizontal_length_tablet=”0px” header_text_shadow_vertical_length=”header_text_shadow_style,%91object Object%93″ header_text_shadow_vertical_length_tablet=”0px”
- [About Bruce R. Coleman!](https://pegasustheatre.org/about-bruce-r-coleman/) - Bruce R. Coleman Bruce R. Coleman is an award-winning Director/Designer/Playwright who has lived and worked in the Dallas/Fort Worth Area for 35 years. He began his association with Pegasus Theatre in 1987 as a set designer and created several of the sets for the Harry Hunsacker Living Black and White mysteries, among other more colorful
- [Meet Michelle Foster!](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-michelle-foster-2/) - Before Michelle Foster arrived on the Pegasus scene, we had only two years of experience under our belt with a production manager on our Living Black and White shows. Michelle came in and ever so graciously whipped us into shape. Along the way Michelle had an unexpected learning curve. “Being a PM at Pegasus Theatre
- [Meet John Harvey!](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-john-harvey-2/) - Thanks to a recommendation from the talented Robin Armstrong, John Harvey joined Pegasus Theatre in late 2005 as our Assistant Stage Manager. He was immediately struck by two things: Everyone in the cast, crew, and producing team was very accepting and encouraging. You mean I get PAID to do this?! John was an extremely organized
- [How we got our New Harry!](https://pegasustheatre.org/how-we-got-our-new-harry/) - Written by Barbara Weinberger. In fall 2013, Michael Serrecchia (the director of the Living Black and White shows) was auditioning actors for the upcoming 2014 production of “Rehearsal for Murder!” As usual Kurt and I sat in on auditions, to get a feel for the talent and offer opinions if asked. But this year we
- [How we got our new Lady in Red](https://pegasustheatre.org/how-we-got-our-new-lady-in-red/) - By January 2016, the transition to Scott Nixon as Harry Hunsacker was in full swing. Scott was playing Harry several times a week as Kurt’s understudy and would become our full time Harry in January 2017. Now, what to do about the role of the Lady in Red? I was still in that role and
- [Meet Michael Speck](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-michael-speck-2/) - Michael Speck (known as “Speck” to his friends) is a natural with comedy! It’s a little surprising, then, that he didn’t gravitate to theatre until high school. Being involved in theatre. Speck says, gave him energy he hadn’t had for other things. He was hooked. So much so that he went on to earn a
- [Meet Brandon Whitlock](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-brandon-whitlock/) - Brandon recalls always having an interest in theatre, since he was a child. Never one to enjoy sports, he needed another way to socialize with other children. His mother got him involved and Brandon soon knew that whatever he did, it would involve theatre. Brandon describes his theatre career as “a little bit of everything”:
- [Meet Robert Winn!](https://pegasustheatre.org/5029-2/) - Robert Winn has designed four Living Black and White sets for Pegasus since early 2016. He was also the Technical Director for our big Broadway-style musical “The Cuban and the Redhead” in September 2018. Those two roles interact quite a bit, and it helps if you’ve done both. The set designer draws an initial sketch
- [Meet Dayna Fries](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-dayna-fries/) - Being a world class props designer requires an enormous amount of imagination and creativity. Dayna Fries has truckloads of both! She’ll need them to outfit a secret Nazi laboratory set in WW II and do it on a budget! Here’s where the hotdog spiralizers come in. It is, as the name implies, a tool that
- [Meet Sam Nance](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-sam-nance/) - Sam Nance has an encyclopedic mind, and we are grateful that he reserves a chapter for the secrets of our Living Black and White lighting! But Sam is more than a lighting guy. He has also been an actor, theatre producer, small business owner, and teacher. A man of many talents! Sam developed his love
- [Meet Kyle Strickland](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-kyle-strickland/) - Kyle Strickland came to us with glowing recommendations and they are well-earned! Kyle’s interest in technical theatre began many years ago. He got involved in theatre at his school, but he wanted more. So Kyle did what anyone with a curious mind does. He reached out, in this case to organizations where he believed he
- [Meet Erik McCullough](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-erik-mccullough/) - Erik McCullough has worked with us for five years now and became our Technical Director a year ago for “Clowning Around With Murder!” Like a few others on the team, he makes his living primarily in the arts, working for the Dallas Opera, the Santa Fe Opera, and various other organizations across the metroplex. Erik
- [Meet Scott Nixon](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-scott-nixon-2/) - This big teddy bear has been our full time Harry Hunsacker since December 2016 and we couldn’t be happier! Scott’s introduction to theatre came at the end of his high school years. He was looking for extracurricular activities, having rejected the idea of sports for being too competitive. Theatre was more his style and he
- [Meet Stephanie Felton](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-stephanie-felton/)
- [Meet Ben Bryant](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-ben-bryant-2/) - Having to search for a new Nigel is always a traumatic experience. Imagine our relief, then, when we met Ben Bryant in the fall of 2009! Not only was he perfect for the role, but he appeared to be game to stay for a while. Ten years later, we are deeply grateful that Ben is
- [Meet Chad Cline](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-chad-cline-2/) - You probably know Chad Cline as our Lt Foster, master of the slow burn as he’s being driven crazy by Harry Hunsacker. But Chad is a man with many interests! Chad played sports in school and excelled to the extent that he was offered a college football scholarship. His involvement in theatre didn’t begin, however,
- [Meet Alex Moore](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-alex-moore/) - Alex Moore is no stranger to Pegasus audiences, having been in every January Living Black and White show since she auditioned for “XSR:Die!” in fall of 2012. Her audition scene was a flirtatious one with then Harry Hunsacker, Kurt Kleinmann. She was so effective that Kurt’s wife felt a twinge of jealousy and we knew
- [Meet Bryan Douglas](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-bryan-douglas/) - Bryan Douglas is a man of many talents: actor, lighting designer, set designer, builder, crew, he’s done it all. So it may be surprising to learn that Bryan came somewhat reluctantly to his discovery of theatre. It happened in high school. Bryan was active in sports and he excelled at them. Academically, however, Bryan let
- [Meet Michael Serrecchia](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-michael-serrecchia/) - When Michael Serrecchia was two years old, his mother would teach him to sing as she did the ironing. Michael took that opportunity to learn bits of Broadway hits and top 40s tunes so he could sing them to his father when he came home for lunch. Adorable! It was clear that Michael was bound
- [Meet Beth Gilvie](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-beth-gilvie/) - Beth Gilvie has been performing since the age of three! She started with dance, then began her theatre career three years later when she was cast as Annie. It was fun and Beth knew she wanted to do more. It just felt comfortable and she enjoyed the approval from the audience. That sense of comfort
- [The winner of Fresh Reads 2019 is...](https://pegasustheatre.org/the-winner-of-fresh-reads-2019-is/) - Pegasus Theatre is pleased to announce that after reviewing feedback from the audience and Pegasus Veterans, the play Palais de Sang by Jake Mathis and Evan Ricks was selected our winner of Fresh Reads 2019. Congratulations! The competition this year was fierce and included finalists Saturday Mornings by Tammy Venable and Romeo by Kevin Yancy. All three entries were impressive and received strong
- [Honoring our milestones!](https://pegasustheatre.org/honoring-our-milestones/) - The clowns are gone, for now! We had a blast with “Clowning Around With Murder!” by Kurt Kleinmann! We hope you did as well. All 3500 of you! What a joy this show was to produce! We give a big shoutout to our co-producers Roy and Penny McClurg who were instrumental in helping get this
- [The Cuban and the Redhead](https://pegasustheatre.org/the-cuban-and-the-redhead/) - a new musical by Robert Bartley and Danny Whitman September 14 - 30 at the Eisemann Center - 972-744-4650 Escaping bloodshed in Cuba, a young man sets sail on a turbulent journey that leads him all the way to Hollywood and into the arms of a fiery, redheaded movie star named Lucille Ball. In
- [And the winner is...](https://pegasustheatre.org/and-the-winner-is/) - Pegasus Theatre is pleased to announce that after reviewing feedback from the audience and Pegasus Veterans, the play The Night We Bombed Lincoln Towing by Steven Young was selected as this year’s winner of Fresh Reads 2. Congratulations! The competition this year was fierce and included Our Space by Caroline Turner Cole and Asylum in Georgia by
- [Auditions for "The Cuban and the Redhead", a new musical](https://pegasustheatre.org/auditions-for-the-cuban-and-the-redhead/) - Pegasus Theatre announces auditions for The Cuban and the Redhead, a new musical with book, music and lyrics by Robert Bartley & Danny Whitman. Robert Bartley will direct the production. Auditions will be conducted in the Choir room at the First United Lutheran Church in Dallas at 6202 E. Mockingbird Ln. Bartley and Whitman live
- [Our Next Auditions](https://pegasustheatre.org/our-next-auditions/) - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Pegasus Theatre announces auditions for “Fresh Reads 2”, our second new play festival! As we continue the mission of Pegasus Theatre to produce new and original comedies in a professional setting, highlighting the talents of North Texas theatre artists, we are pleased to announce our second annual new play festival, Fresh Reads
- [Call For Scripts! Fresh Reads 2.](https://pegasustheatre.org/call-for-scripts-fresh-reads-2/) - Pegasus Theatre announces Fresh Reads 2! Call for Scripts As we continue the mission of Pegasus Theatre to produce new and original comedies in a professional setting, highlighting the talents of North Texas theatre artists, we are pleased to announce our second new play festival, Fresh Reads 2 at the Bath House Cultural Center
- [Become a Volunteer!](https://pegasustheatre.org/become-a-volunteer/) - We need volunteers! Do you have special skills? Do you have ordinary skills, like making change for a ten? Either way, Pegasus Theatre needs your help! Here at Pegasus Theatre, we use volunteers for a variety of activities: Running concessions for our Bath House shows Ushering for our Bath House shows Assisting with set building and
- [From Barbara Weinberger to Kurt Kleinmann (August 7, 2016)](https://pegasustheatre.org/from-barbara-weinberger-to-kurt-kleinmann-august-7-2016/) - Here is the text of remarks made by Barbara Weinberger about her husband Kurt Kleinmann after his final performance as Harry Hunsacker on August 7, 2016. "The day has finally arrived. Today marks a milestone in Dallas theatre history. Today, after 30 years of performing the role of Harry Hunsacker in Pegasus Theatre's Living Black
- ["Next Generation" Harry Hunsacker: Scott Nixon!](https://pegasustheatre.org/next-generation-harry-hunsacker-scott-nixon/) - Scott Nixon is a talented, versatile actor who came to us with a history of performing in Living Black & White™ shows produced by Mainstage Irving Las Colinas (MILC). It's no wonder he already had an obvious sense of the snappy style required by these productions! So when Scott first auditioned for the 2013 production
- [Show #17: "Love of a Pig" by Leslie Caveny!](https://pegasustheatre.org/show-17-love-of-a-pig-by-leslie-caveny/) - Throughout the year, we've been counting down the top 30 shows in Pegasus Theatre's 30-year history. The method of selection is quite unscientific, based on the subjective opinions of Kurt and Barb. A show might get into the top 30 because it was especially popular with our audience, or because we were especially proud of
- [The art and science of feeding theatre artists!](https://pegasustheatre.org/the-art-and-science-of-feeding-theatre-artists/) - Many years ago, an actor who worked a lot at Pegasus Theatre was quoted in the newspaper as saying, "I like working at Pegasus---they feed their actors!" (Walter Hardts, RIP) It's true. We're a bit food-focused! There's actually a fine tradition of feeding actors in the theatre. It's said that a certain Broadway writer/composer team
- [Our excellent New York adventure!](https://pegasustheatre.org/our-excellent-new-york-adventure/) - In 2002, after 17 years of producing our Living Black & White™ shows to sold-out crowds in Dallas, we took It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Murder! to NYC for a limited run. It was an amazing experience! Our Executive Director Barb Weinberger wrote weekly posts back to friends in Dallas, chronicling what it
- [Top 30 Countdown #18: "Catholic School Girls"](https://pegasustheatre.org/top-30-countdown-18-catholic-school-girls/) - We continue our celebration of Pegasus Theatre's 30th anniversary with our countdown (in chronological order) of the top 30 shows in our history. Today we feature Catholic School Girls by Casey Kurtti (1990). It was 1989, time for Artistic Director Kurt Kleinmann to put together the 1989-90 season of shows. We often find new shows to
- [Celebrate #19 in the countdown: Curse of the Coarse Actors!](https://pegasustheatre.org/celebrate-19-in-the-countdown-curse-of-the-coarse-actors/) - We had opened Pegasus Theatre in October 1985 with a "coarse acting" show, so by our fourth season it seemed only fitting that we offer another evening of overly earnest theatre by amateur actors. The Director's Notes for the show gave a great description: "Coarse" acting is not necessarily "bad" acting. Naturally it includes that, but
- ["Death: Take 1!" is #20 in our top 30 countdown!](https://pegasustheatre.org/death-take-1-is-20-in-our-top-30-countdown/) - In honor of Pegasus Theatre's 30th anniversary, we continue our countdown of our top 30 shows. In slot #20, we have Death:Take 1!, fourth in Kurt Kleinmann's series of Living Black & White™ plays. Death:Take 1! takes place in 1938 on the film set for an adventure movie being filmed in an Egyptian pyramid. It
- [Profiles in Talent: Jonah Munroe](https://pegasustheatre.org/profiles-in-talent-jonah-munroe/) - We continue our Profiles in Talent series today with some background on a young, talented actor who is new to Pegasus: Jonah Munroe! Read about this rising star in today's blog! How long have you been involved in theatre? I have been involved in theater since the 6th grade. How long have you been involved
- [PROFILES IN TALENT: Rachel Rouse](https://pegasustheatre.org/profiles-in-talent-rachel-rouse/) - We continue of Profiles in Talent series with coverage of the lovely and talented Rachel Rouse! Learn about this engaging theatre artist! How long have you been involved in theatre? 20 years exactly. My first show was in January of 1996. How long have you been involved with Pegasus Theatre? Since 2001 off and on.
- ["Psycho Beach Party" by Charles Busch is #21 in our top 30 countdown!](https://pegasustheatre.org/2016-top-30-21/) - Frequent readers know that in honor of Pegasus Theatre's 30th anniversary, we are counting down our top 30 favorite shows. This week: #21, Psycho Beach Party by Charles Busch. It was the summer of 1989, the end of our 4th season. And what better way to celebrate summer than with a beach blanket play! But
- [PROFILES IN TALENT: Marc Rouse](https://pegasustheatre.org/3197-2/) - It's time again to profile some of the talented people we work with! Today we focus on the multi-talented Marc Rouse. Read all about him, then buy tickets to hear him as the voice of Dr. Big in our RadioVizion™ production of The Frequency of Death! by Kurt Kleinmann. How long have you been involved
- [What to expect when you audition for the next Living Black & White™ show](https://pegasustheatre.org/march-2016-audition-tips/) - It's Christmas 1938 and someone is killing department store Santas! Join Harry Hunsacker, Nigel Grouse, and Lt. Foster as they try to unravel the mystery in time for Harry to finish his Christmas shopping! Yes, this summer Pegasus Theatre is celebrating Christmas in July with a production of our Christmas show, It's Beginning to Look
- [Top 30 countdown, #22: "All Dressed Up and No Place to Die!"](https://pegasustheatre.org/top-30-22/) - It was our fourth season (1988-1989) and time for a new Living Black & White™ show. We had successfully produced the first two LBW shows (A Trifle Dead! and XSR:Die!) in the first three seasons, and we knew our audience was hungry for more. So All Dressed Up and No Place to Die! became Kurt's
- [RadioVizion™ is a new way of viewing the Harry Hunsacker adventures!](https://pegasustheatre.org/radiovizion-is-a-new-way-of-viewing-the-harry-hunsacker-adventures/) - Time to buy tickets to the March/April RadioVizion™ production of The Frequency of Death! by Kurt Kleinmann! Thrills, chills, and laughter await the whole family as you join Harry, Nigel, and Foster on their adventure with arch-villain Dr. Big! For tickets to March 25-April 3 performances at the Bath House Cultural Center, go to http://bpt.me.2482596.
- ["A Girl's Guide To Chaos" next in our Top 30 Shows Countdown!](https://pegasustheatre.org/a-girls-guide-to-chaos-next-in-our-top-30-shows-countdown/) - In honor of Pegasus Theatre's 30th anniversary, we continue our countdown of the Top 30 Shows with number 23, A Girl's Guide To Chaos by Cynthia Heimel, produced for the first time in Dallas by Pegasus Theatre in 1988. Kurt gets ideas for shows in a variety of ways. For the Living Black & White™
- [Announcing the cast of "The Frequency of Death!"](https://pegasustheatre.org/announcing-the-cast-of-the-frequency-of-death/) - The show is cast! Please join us in welcoming this talented group of actors to our RadioVizion™ production of The Frequency of Death! by Kurt Kleinmann. In alphabetic order: Ben Bryant (Nigel Grouse) Chad Cline (Det. Lt. Foster) Gordon Fox (Laszlo Killian) Joel Frapart (Walt Mitchell) John Harvey (Announcer) Kurt Kleinmann (Harry Hunsacker, week 1) Reis
- [Raymond Banda to direct RadioVizion™ production](https://pegasustheatre.org/raymond-banda-to-direct-radiovizion-production/) - Raymond Banda is a man of many talents, including acting, puppeteering, and directing. For many years, he was the iconic Lt. Foster in our Living Black & White™ series, until other commitments pulled him away. But we manage to drag him back once or twice a year to direct shows in our RadioVizion™ series! Read
- [Vampire Lesbians of Sodom next in our top 30 countdown!](https://pegasustheatre.org/vampire-lesbians-of-sodom-next-in-our-top-30-countdown/) - In honor of Pegasus Theatre's 30th anniversary, we are counting down our 30 favorite productions in chronological order. The top 30 countdown continues with #24: Vampire Lesbians of Sodom by Charles Busch, a one-act play featuring a drag queen in one of the two starring roles! Vampire Lesbians of Sodom was a one-act play so
- [Behind the Scenes: Jennifer Madison, Costumer to the Stars!](https://pegasustheatre.org/behind-the-scenes-jennifer-madison-costumer-to-the-stars/) - Jennifer Madison is a perfect fit for Pegasus Theatre. Her work ethic, her sense of humor, her high standards, her ability to manage a budget, all of these traits are exactly what we look for in all of our designers. We feel so very blessed that Jennifer chooses to work with us each year! How
- [Next in our top 30 countdown: "XSR:Die!" (1987) ](https://pegasustheatre.org/next-in-our-top-30-countdown-xsrdie-1987/) - XSR:Die! was the second show Kurt wrote in the Living Black & White™ series, and it featured some of his finest work, both as a playwright and an actor. The setting was backstage at a Broadway theatre on the eve of Opening Night of a new play, giving Harry Hunsacker prime real estate on which to
- [Top 10 Tips for Auditioning at Pegasus Theatre](https://pegasustheatre.org/top-10-tips-for-auditioning-at-pegasus-theatre/) - Today we talk about auditions! Read our blog for our top 10 audition tips. If an audition tip is on this list, it's because we've encountered way too many actors who didn't know how to behave! If you sign up for a time slot, show up. This is basic courtesy, yet every time we hold auditions
- [Behind the Scenes: Sam Nance, Lighting Maestro!](https://pegasustheatre.org/behind-the-scenes-sam-nance-lighting-maestro/) - Today is a very special post about a very special man, Sam Nance. His title is Resident Lighting Designer (plus Technical Supervisor for our Living Black & White™ shows), but his impact on Pegasus extends beyond that. Read about this talented genius in today's blog entry! Tell us about your background in theatre. It all
- [Celebrate love this Valentine's Day!](https://pegasustheatre.org/celebrate-love-this-valentines-day/) - It might seem odd for a theatre devoted to comedy to care about love, but we've always walked a little off the beaten path! As most of our veteran audience members know, Kurt Kleinmann (Harry Hunsacker) and Barb Weinberger (The Lady in Red) have been married for many years (23 at last count!) and love
- [America's most (in)famous radio broadcast!](https://pegasustheatre.org/americas-most-infamous-radio-broadcast/) - People of all ages have heard about the 1938 broadcast of the radio drama, "The War of the Worlds", based on a science fiction novel by H.G. Wells and narrated by Orson Welles. It aired as a Halloween edition of The Mercury Theatre on the Air. Per Wikipedia, "The first two-thirds of the one-hour broadcast
- ["Bluebeard" (1986) next in our top 30 countdown!](https://pegasustheatre.org/bluebeard-1986-next-in-our-top-30-countdown/) - It was the beginning of our second season, and we were riding a "high" from having had several successful shows in our first season, both from an audience and a critical perspective. We confidently opened an unusual production of Tartuffe by Moliere, set in the South during the Reconstruction Era. And we waited for the crowds
- [Audition slots filling up for RadioVizion™ show!](https://pegasustheatre.org/audition-slots-filling-up-for-radiovizion-show/) - Today we feature the top 10 reasons to sign up and audition for Pegasus Theatre's RadioVizion™ production of The Frequency of Death! You don't have to wear all that weird makeup we use in our Living Black & White™ series. It's a reading, so the script will be in front of you during performances. It'll give
- [PROFILES IN TALENT: Lexi O'Reilly](https://pegasustheatre.org/profiles-in-talent-lexi-oreilly/) - Lexi is a much beloved figure at Pegasus Theatre! She works with Wig Designer Stephanie Williams to ensure that our cast looks their very best, and she does it for every dress rehearsal and performance. I can't count the number of times I've heard a distressed (or dis-tressed) actor call out for Lexi because their
- [PROFILES IN TALENT: Blake Hametner](https://pegasustheatre.org/profiles-in-talent-blake-hametner/) - Read on for a glimpse into the mind of a Pegasus veteran, Blake Hametner! How long have you been involved in theatre? The official answer is sometime in elementary school, but according to my folks I have been performing since I figured out that my brain and my mouth can work at the same time.
- [Radio drama's Golden Age!](https://pegasustheatre.org/radio-dramas-golden-age/) - Radio drama is nearly 90 years old, reaching its peak during the middle to late 1940s. Before the 1920s, formal radio programs were unknown. Most broadcasts were one-time events consisting mainly of talk and music. Broadcast hours were irregular, usually four or five hours a day, and the only regularly scheduled broadcasts were weather reports.
- [H'mlet! next in the countdown!](https://pegasustheatre.org/hmlet-next-in-the-countdown/) - Our production of H'mlet! is special in several ways! Remember, this was 1986. The trend of spoofing Shakespearean plays hadn't taken off yet. So this original musical (our first!) was a bit of a departure for theatre goers. And what fun it was! The songs were all based on popular show tunes: Claudius poisons King Hamlet
- [Today we highlight the amazing Michael Serrecchia!](https://pegasustheatre.org/today-we-highlight-the-amazing-michael-serrecchia/) - Michael Serrecchia is a familiar name to many inside and outside of the theatre community. From his phenomenal Broadway experience to his work today as a director in the DFW area, he has made a permanent impact on theatre in America. Here's more about this charming and talented artist! How long have you been involved
- ["Irma Vep" garnered rave reviews!](https://pegasustheatre.org/irma-vep-garnered-rave-reviews/) - It was easy to pick The Mystery of Irma Vep by Charles Ludlam as one of our 30 favorites. It was a little harder to choose between the 1986 premiere and the 1989 restaging. Both were phenomenal productions of which we were/are very proud! In the end we chose the 1986 production: We had pulled off
- [Behind the Scenes: Meet James Nelms](https://pegasustheatre.org/behind-the-scenes-meet-james-nelms/) - Depending on your perspective, James is either a graphic designer, a photographer, or a streetcar operator in training! James follows in the footsteps of other talented graphic designers who have contributed to Pegasus Theatre over the years. We sat down to talk with him about his craft and his work with Pegasus. When did you
- [Time to get tickets for "The Frequency of Death!" in RadioVizion™](https://pegasustheatre.org/time-to-get-tickets-for-the-frequency-of-death-in-radiovizion/) - If you've never seen one of Pegasus Theatre's RadioVizion™ plays, you're in for a lovely surprise! We've taken one of the existing Living Black & White™ scripts and adapted it to a radio play format. You'll see actors performing at old-fashioned microphones while a Foley artist performs the sound effects, live and onstage. And we're
- [PROFILES IN TALENT: Bryan Douglas](https://pegasustheatre.org/profiles-in-talent-bryan-douglas/) - Today we highlight Pegasus newcomer Bryan Douglas, currently playing Brother Paul as an understudy in Death is a Bad Habit! Read all about this talented Renaissance man! How long have you been involved in theatre? I started as a freshman in high school, running sound at my church. I had such a great experience that I
- [Meet Sheila Rose, another veteran Pegasus actor!](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-sheila-rose-12-2015/) - We asked Sheila Rose, who plays Mother Superior in our upcoming play, Death Is a Bad Habit!, to tell us a little about herself: How long have you been involved in theatre? I've been officially involved with local theatre for 11 yrs after a long, long, LONG hiatus from HS theatre. (Editor's note: Not THAT long! Sheila is
- [PROFILES IN TALENT: Samantha Rodriguez](https://pegasustheatre.org/profies-in-talent-samantha-rodriguez/) - It is a genuine pleasure to work with Sam, whether it's on stage or behind the scenes. Here's what she has to say about her theatre experiences: How long have you been involved in theatre? Practically my whole life! I made my first appearance on stage as Little Bunny Fufu in the first grade. My
- [30 shows for 30 years: "A Trifle Dead!"](https://pegasustheatre.org/30-shows-for-30-years-a-trifle-dead/) - October 2015 marked Pegasus Theatre's 30th anniversary, and April 2016 marks the 30th anniversary of the "birth" of Harry Hunsacker and the Living Black and White™ shows! For this reason, we've selected that first LBW show, A Trifle Dead!, as the next one in our countdown of favorite shows. A Trifle Dead! is different in several
- [Thirty facts for our 30th Anniversary](https://pegasustheatre.org/thirty-facts-for-our-30th-anniversary/) - Pegasus Theatre turned 30 on October 2, 2015! Here are 30 interesting facts about those 30 years. Kurt Kleinmann is the founder of Pegasus Theatre and has served as its Artistic Director since the very beginning. Kurt is married to the theatre's Executive Director, Barbara Weinberger, who joined the theatre in August 1986 and has
- [PROFILES IN TALENT: Beth Lipton](https://pegasustheatre.org/profiles-in-talent-beth-lipton/) - Beth Lipton is a newcomer to the Pegasus stage, but she is no stranger to the theatre! Read all about this talented young artist below. How long have you been involved in theatre? I performed in my first show when I was six, but I've been dancing since I was three, and embarrassing myself long
- [Our 30 Favorite Shows](https://pegasustheatre.org/2956-2/) - A parent is supposed to love all of their children equally. But sometimes you can't help having favorites! So it is with theatre producers. We're proud of all of our work! And there are some shows that stand out as special for one reason or another. Over the next thirty weeks, we highlight our 30
- [Announcing our 30th Anniversary 2016 Season of Comedy!](https://pegasustheatre.org/announcing-our-30th-anniversary-2016-season-of-comedy/) - Be a part of Pegasus Theatre as we celebrate 30 years of providing Dallas with comedy excellence! At Pegasus Theatre, our mission is to make you laugh! And we’ve packed this year with some surprises. Check out these highlights of the 2016 season: We kick off the 2016 season with a world premiere of Kurt Kleinmann’s
- [PROFILES IN TALENT: Chris Messersmith](https://pegasustheatre.org/profiles-in-talent-chris-messersmith/) - Meet Chris Messersmith, a long-time Pegasus actor and audience favorite! How long have you been involved in theatre? My 3rd grade Christmas play. I wrote and directed my first play in 5th grade, a historical epic on the assassination of Lincoln. (I played Booth as well.) How long have you been involved with Pegasus Theatre?
- [BEHIND THE SCENES: The Rhea family!](https://pegasustheatre.org/behind-the-scenes-the-rhea-family/) - Read all about some of our favorite fans, the Rheas! It's always a delight to see you at our shows! How long have you been coming to see Pegasus Theatre's productions? Paula: Since the mid-90s. I believe my first show was XSR: Die!…and I was totally hooked! Jim: Since 2008. My first show was Full Moon Murders!
- [What's Up With That Habit?](https://pegasustheatre.org/whats-up-with-that-habit/) - Nuns wear habits. Nearly everyone knows this. But a little research uncovered so much more about the garb of nuns! Wikipedia defines a religious habit as "a distinctive set of garments worn by members of a religious order." The type of garment varies widely across religious orders around the world, so we'll focus here on
- [Meet Alex Moore, a veteran Pegasus actor and fan favorite!](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-alex-moore-a-veteran-pegasus-actor-and-fan-favorite/) - Meet the beautiful and talented Alex Moore! She has been a welcome addition to the Pegasus family for a number of years now. I remember her first audition for us --- she fit the style like a hand in a glove! Check out today's blog for more about Alex's life in the theatre. How long
- [Meet our Board Vice-President, Pam King!](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-our-board-vice-president-pam-king/) - We profiled our Board President, Alan Tompkins, a few months ago, now it's time to give some attention to our Board Vice-President, the incredibly talented Pam King. This is actually Pam's second tour of duty on the Pegasus Theatre board. She originally joined us in the late 1990s and served for several years. I learned
- [How to Become a Nun (in 5 simple steps!)](https://pegasustheatre.org/how-to-become-a-nun-in-5-simple-steps/) - When I was a child growing up in a large Catholic family (11 children!), I wanted to be a nun. This was primarily because I had seen Hayley Mills in The Trouble With Angels and I wanted to be just like her. Most nuns have a better reason than that. Today, in honor of Pegasus
- [How to write a new Living Black & White™ script!](https://pegasustheatre.org/how-to-write-a-new-living-black-white-script/) - Today you get a "behind the scenes" look at the development of a Living Black and White™ script! Over the past 30 years, our Artistic Director, Kurt Kleinmann, has written over 20 new scripts, 17 of those in the Living Black and White™ series (LBW). Writing an LBW script is an amazing juggling act, and
- [Meet the Lovell Piper family!](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-the-lovell-piper-family/) - Meet the Lovell Piper family! They are avid Pegasus Theatre supporters and are famous for the great questions they ask in the audience talkbacks after our play readings. We asked them a few questions to get to know them better. Here's the result. As you can see, we have our work cut out for us
- [#1 Reason to Donate to Pegasus Theatre!](https://pegasustheatre.org/1-reason-to-donate-to-pegasus-theatre/) - The number one reason to donate to Pegasus Theatre is need. High quality theatre is expensive to produce. We pride ourselves on keeping expenses low (re-using costumes, borrowing set pieces, etc), but that isn't enough to fill the gap. Think about this: In a well-run theatre, ticket sales generally account for one-third of total revenue.
- [Your feedback, please, regarding top shows at Pegasus!](https://pegasustheatre.org/your-feedback-please-regarding-top-shows-at-pegasus/) - October 2nd is fast approaching, and we couldn't be more excited! It's the day Pegasus Theatre turns 30! That's 30 years of smiles, belly laughs, chuckles, and smirks! And as of April, it will be 30 years of Harry Hunsacker too. That's a lot to celebrate! Now we need your help! We plan to highlight
- [Where is Pegasus Theatre?](https://pegasustheatre.org/where-is-pegasus-theatre/) - [et_pb_section][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text” background_layout=”light” text_orientation=”left” use_border_color=”off” border_color=”#ffffff” border_style=”solid”] We consider ourselves blessed with an embarrassment of riches! We have two lovely venues in which to perform our shows: The Eisemann Center (ECT) in Richardson and The Bath House Cultural Center (BHCC) in Dallas. You, however, (our audience) may not appreciate having to figure out where
- [What is sketch comedy?](https://pegasustheatre.org/what-is-sketch-comedy/) - [et_pb_section][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”3_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text” background_layout=”light” text_orientation=”left” use_border_color=”off” border_color=”#ffffff” border_style=”solid”] What is sketch comedy? How does it differ from improv comedy or a comedic play? We blended our own experience with a healthy dose of Wikipedia, and here’s what came out: Sketch comedy has its origins in vaudeville and music hall, where a large number of brief,
- [Meet Leslie Patrick](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-leslie-patrick/) - Today we continue our series highlighting the artistic talent behind Pegasus Theatre's success. Here's a behind-the-scenes look at actor, makeup artist, producer, and production manager Leslie Patrick. Q: How long have you been involved in theatre? I have been doing theatre since junior high, although I started taking dance when I was 5, if that
- [Meet Ben Bryant](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-ben-bryant/) - Today we continue our series highlighting the artistic talent behind Pegasus Theatre’s success. Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at actor Ben Bryant, our current Nigel Grouse. Q: How long have you been involved in theatre? The short answer? Fourteen years, not counting schooling. The slightly longer answer involves four years of high school productions and five
- [Meet Ben Schroth](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-ben-schroth/) - Today we continue our Profiles in Talent series, highlighting the theatre artists who contribute their time and talent to making Pegasus Theatre successful. Meet Ben Schroth, veteran of several Living Black & White™ shows. You can see Mr. Schroth in our upcoming show, The Naughty Bits! Q: How long have you been involved in theatre? Since I
- [From the Archives: Good Show Gift](https://pegasustheatre.org/from-the-archives-good-show-gift/) - Chances are good that you've heard the expression "Break a leg!" as a way of wishing an actor a good performance that evening. You may even know the superstition that it's considered bad luck to tell an actor "Good luck!" before their performance. In contemporary times, actors still sometimes say "Break a leg!" But another
- [Pegasus is Devoted to Comedy](https://pegasustheatre.org/pegasus-is-devoted-to-comedy/) - The mission of Pegasus Theatre is to produce new and original comedies in a forum that highlights the talents of North Texas theatre artists. We've produced three dramas in our history (including the searing White People by J. T. Rogers in 2014), which confirmed two things for us: (1) we excel at producing heart-stopping drama, and (2)
- [Profiles in Talent: Todd Upchurch](https://pegasustheatre.org/profiles-in-talent-todd-upchurch/) - More in our series “Profiles in Talent”! Read all about the multi-talented Todd Unchurch. Then come see him in The Naughty Bits, which continues Fridays and Saturdays through August 29 at 8 pm at the Bath House Cultural Center! Visit thenaughtybits.bpt.me for tickets. Q: How long have you been involved in theatre? Long enough to know that my big break
- [Meet Scott Nixon](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-scott-nixon/) - Today we continue our Profiles in Talent series, highlighting the theatre artists who contribute their time and talent to making Pegasus Theatre successful. Meet Scott Nixon, veteran of several Living Black & White™ shows and the current understudy for Harry Hunsacker. You can see Mr. Nixon as Harry in Saturday matinees during January! Q: How
- [Today's the day, Press Preview for "The Naughty Bits!"](https://pegasustheatre.org/todays-the-day-press-preview-for-the-naughty-bits/) - What, you may ask, is a press preview? You're probably familiar with the concept of a preview. It's a performance of the show that is open to the public prior to the official Opening Night of the show. We generally have one or two previews for our shows. (Interesting side note: Broadway shows may preview
- [Profiles in Talent: Greg Silva](https://pegasustheatre.org/profiles-in-talent-greg-silva/) - Another of our Profiles in Talent, highlighting the theatre artists who contribute their time and talent to making Pegasus successful. Today: the amazingly witty Greg Silva, currently a cast member for the upcoming show, The Naughty Bits, playing August 13-29 at the Bath House Cultural Center. Buy tickets now! Q: How long have you been involved
- [Profiles in Talent: Erin Singleton](https://pegasustheatre.org/profiles-in-talent-erin-singleton/) - More in our series "Profiles in Talent"! Read all about the multi-talented Erin Singleton. Then come see her in The Naughty Bits, which opens this Friday 8/14 at 8 pm at the Bath House Cultural Center! Visit thenaughtybits.bpt.me for tickets. Q: How long have you been involved in theatre? For as long as I can remember! That
- [From the Archives : Act-o-matic saves the day!](https://pegasustheatre.org/from-the-archives-act-o-matic-saves-the-day/) - Continuing our "From the Archives" series, we offer you another behind-the-scenes look at the unusual items in our inventory that contribute to the magic on stage. This week: The Act-o-matic. You may be aware that Pegasus Theatre casts its shows from open auditions. That means anyone can try out, regardless of their level of experience
- [Profiles in Talent: Jim Kuenzer](https://pegasustheatre.org/profiles-in-talent-jim-kuenzer/) - Today we continue our Profiles in Talent series, highlighting the theatre artists who contribute their time and talent to making Pegasus Theatre successful. Meet pegasus veteran Jim Kuenzer, who you can see in our upcoming show, The Naughty Bits! Q: How long have you been involved in theatre? I started in 1988, took a break for a
- [A true Renaissance man: Alan Tompkins!](https://pegasustheatre.org/a-true-renaissance-man-alan-tompkins/) - I defy anyone to write a SHORT summary about Alan Tompkins, president of Pegasus Theatre's Board of Directors. This talented man has so many facets that it's virtually impossible to cram them all into one article. But I'll give it a good try. (Be sure to read all the way to the end or you'll
- [Meet John Harvey](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-john-harvey/) - John Harvey is a man who wears many hats for Pegasus Theatre; he's our Resident Props Designer, Stage Manager, Craft Services Manager, Inventory Manager, and Producer of our RadioVizion play reading series. Learn more about the man under those hats in this brief Q&A. Q: How long have you been involved in theatre? I played a
- [From the Archives: Mark Mullino's Pegasus Artwork](https://pegasustheatre.org/from-the-archives-mark-mullinos-pegasus-artwork-2/) - Technically, this artwork isn't in our archives. It's too beautiful to languish there. Instead it adorns a wall in the office of our Artistic Director, Kurt Kleinmann. If you are active in the DFW theatre community, you no doubt know Mark Mullino as a talented musician and music director. What you may not know is
- [Tales From Our Audience: The Kavanaghs!](https://pegasustheatre.org/tales-from-our-audience-the-kavanaghs/) - Today we highlight (and say a special thanks to) Pegasus supporters Peter and Lynn Kavanagh. We couldn't find a photo of the Kavanaghs so we took another photo that fits the story, as you'll see shortly. Every once in a while, Pegasus Theatre tries something new with fundraising. Non-profit theatres are expected to raise about
- [From the Archives: White Shirts Are Like Gold](https://pegasustheatre.org/from-the-archives-white-shirt/) - Yes, it's another installment of "From the Archives", our series of photos of interesting objects tucked away in Pegasus Theatre's inventory! Today we highlight: shirts! You see, it takes at least three shirts per actor to produce a Living Black & White™ show. While we have made tremendous improvements in the makeup over the years,
- [From the Archives: Wolf's Head Cane](https://pegasustheatre.org/from-the-archives-wolfs-head-cane/) - If you've been a Pegasus Theatre fan for a few years, you probably remember our werewolf show, Full Moon Murders! by Kurt Kleinmann, produced in January 2008. One of the more unusual props we had to acquire was a cane with a silver wolf head. Kurt Kleinmann, our artistic director and the playwright for our Living
- [From the Archives: A Chalkboard](https://pegasustheatre.org/from-the-archives-a-chalkboard/) - But not just any chalkboard! This is the original chalkboard that was built for the first production of XSR:Die! by Kurt Kleinmann in 1987. Yes, this chalkboard has lived with us for over 28 years! First, for 16 years at our original space on Main Street. Then in a rented storage unit for 3-4 years when
- [Pegasus Theatre presents "The Naughty Bits", an offbeat evening of sketch comedy!](https://pegasustheatre.org/pegasus-theatre-presents-the-naughty-bits-an-offbeat-evening-of-sketch-comedy/) - [et_pb_section fullwidth=”off” specialty=”on”][et_pb_column type=”2_3″ specialty_columns=”2″][et_pb_row_inner][et_pb_column_inner type=”4_4″ saved_specialty_column_type=”2_3″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Press release” background_layout=”light” text_orientation=”left” text_line_height=”2em” use_border_color=”off” border_color=”#ffffff” border_style=”solid”] Press Preview on Thursday, August 13, 2018 at 8 PM at the Bath House Cultural Center. Dallas, TX – For The Naughty Bits by Kurt Kleinmann and the Naughty Bit Players, Pegasus Theatre’s final show of their 2015 season, we
- [Meet Michelle Foster!](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-michelle-foster/) - Some Q&A with our Production Manager, Michelle Foster! (See yesterday's blog for a description of her duties.) Michelle is fairly new to Dallas and to Pegasus, so we're letting her tell her story in her own words. And she's a free-lance writer, so she has a good inventory of words! How long have you been
- [Meet Chad Cline](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-chad-cline/) - Meet Chad Cline, a man of many talents. Business owner, hair stylist, improvisational actor, theatrical director and actor, and the man behind the current incarnation of the curmudgeonly Lt. Foster of Pegasus Theatre's Living Black & White™ series. Let's pull back the curtain a bit and have a chat with the talented Mr. Cline: Q: How long have
- [From the Archives: Our unadorned Pegasus statue!](https://pegasustheatre.org/from-the-archives-our-unadorned-pegasus-statue/) - Welcome to our "From the Archives" series! Each Saturday we'll give you a glimpse into our inventory of unusual items or items with an interesting history. If you can't wait until next week, you might want to head over to https://www.genealogybank.com/explore/obituaries/all/usa/texas/galveston/galveston-county-daily-news to have a look at more archives from Texas and see what history you
- [Pegasus Cleanup Day!](https://pegasustheatre.org/pegasus-cleanup-day/) - A very special "thank you!" to all the volunteers who assisted us Sunday in the monumental undertaking of cleaning out and reorganizing the Pegasus Theatre storage space! We can see our stuff again! Today's heroes: Kurt Kleinmann, Barb Weinberger, Phil Allen, Art Kedzierski, John Harvey, Ben Schroth, Charissa Lee Prchal, Leslie Patrick, Ben Bryant, Ray
- [RadioVizion returns with "Deadline!"](https://pegasustheatre.org/radiovizion-returns-with-deadline/) - In March we presented a staged reading of Death is No Small Change! by Kurt Kleinmann, shown in RadioVizion (trademark pending). And it was a huge success, with a completely sold out house the second evening! After each performance, we held a talkback with the audience, and we heard one message loud and clear: you want more!
- [Casting Announcement: "Death Is No Small Change!"](https://pegasustheatre.org/casting-announcement-dinsc/) - We’ve got our cast! Pegasus Theatre’s upcoming show is Death Is No Small Change! by Kurt Kleinmann in stunning RadioVision™. Directed by A. Raymond Banda and presented for two nights only (March 20 & 21, 2015) at the Bathhouse Cultural Center in Dallas, the cast consists of: Billy Betsill (Dr. Edward Lane) Ben Bryant (Nigel Grouse) Chad Cline (Lt
- [Audiences love Living Black & White shows!](https://pegasustheatre.org/audiences-love-living-black-white-shows/) - Here's what audience members are saying about the Living Black & White™ shows at Pegasus Theatre! Get your tickets for Another Murder, Another Show! now at (972) 744-4650! "Love, love Black & White Theatre!" "Friends, if you have never attended one of the Living Black and White plays, then you are seriously missing out on
- [Who Does What Around Here? (Part 4)](https://pegasustheatre.org/who-does-what-around-here-part-4/) - Last week you read about the role of Managing Director (the business side). This week we'll cover the Managing Director's counterpart, the Production Manager (the artistic side). Both roles report to the Executive Director and then the Artistic Director. And both roles support the mission of the theatre, to produce new and original comedies in
- [Meet Art Kedzierski!](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-art-kedzierski/) - The next member of our executive team is our Managing Director, Art Kedzierski. Patrons with a good memory and a keen eye will recall Art in the role of Douglas Mallory in the 2013 production of XSR:Die! or as Grady in the 2013 reading of A Degree of Death! That's because Art is a talented actor in
- [Who Does What Around Here? (Part 3)](https://pegasustheatre.org/who-does-what-around-here-part-3/) - Wow, these posts that explain our org chart sure contain some gripping drama! Ok, they may not tug at your heart strings or make you laugh, but perhaps there are a few nuggets in these that help you understand Pegasus Theatre a little better. In previous posts we've described what the head honcho does (the
- [Collaboration or competition?](https://pegasustheatre.org/collaboration-or-competition/) - There is an element of live theatre that is a business, just like any other. So you might think that theatres must compete with each other for audiences, that there must be winners and losers. I reject this idea, and not just because I'm having a warm and fuzzy "Kum-by-ah" moment. For starters, I believe
- [The Origin of Pegasus](https://pegasustheatre.org/the-origin-of-pegasus/) - People sometimes ask me why I chose the name Pegasus for the theatre. There are two reasons, and depending on your background, you may be able to guess one or both of them. If you know your Greek mythology, you may know that Pegasus was an immortal winged horse who was "born" when he sprang
- [Theatre Parties!](https://pegasustheatre.org/theatre-parties/) - Ever wonder what goes on at parties held by theatre people? It varies from theatre to theatre, from show to show, but I can give you some observations from our experience. There is a lot of beer. We've tried having a spread of hard liquor and some wine, but the drink of choice is beer.
- [Meet Phillip Allen!](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-phillip-allen/) - The third member of our executive team is Phillip Allen, a man of many talents. His official title is Producing Director, and in that capacity he helps identify and track resources needed to run the theatre and to produce shows. But there is so much more to Phil than meets the eye! Our partnership with
- [Who Does What Around Here? (part 2)](https://pegasustheatre.org/who-does-what-2/) - This week, we feature the roles of the Executive Director (ED, Barbara Weinberger) and the Producing Director (PD, Phillip Allen)! These two positions report to the Artistic Director, and they are the hardest to write a job description for. That's because our job is to do whatever it takes to ensure that all resources needed
- [Who Does What Around Here? (part 1)](https://pegasustheatre.org/who-does-what-around-here-part-1/) - In the coming weeks we'll be posting profiles of our staff members. The first one was last Friday, when you got some insight into our Artistic Director, Kurt Kleinmann. So you might also be interested in the bigger picture: who does what? As a non-profit organization, Pegasus is ultimately led by its Board of Directors.
- [Meet Barbara Weinberger!](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-barbara-weinberger/) - You may know her as The Lady in Red who comes out at the end of each Living Black & White™ show in an eye-popping red dress. Or you may remember her as the person who makes a short curtain speech before each show. But chances are good that you don't know much more than
- [The Red Dress Chronicles!](https://pegasustheatre.org/the-red-dress-chronicles/) - If you've been to a Living Black & White™ show, you know that a special treat awaits you at the end! Our Executive Director, Barbara Weinberger, comes on stage with the cast, and she is wearing a spectacular red evening gown. Our audience tells us that you have to experience it for yourself to understand
- [Meet Kurt Kleinmann!](https://pegasustheatre.org/meet-kurt-kleinmann/) - You know him as Harry Hunsacker, the inept but endearing would-be actor who has turned would-be detective. Once a year you follow his adventures: Harry and his paid-by-the-hour friend and assistant Nigel Grouse join forces with the perpetually frazzled Lt Foster to solve crimes using Harry's limited wits and a lot of luck! But what
- [Harry & The Lady in Red](https://pegasustheatre.org/harry-the-lady-in-red/) - We often get the question "Are Harry (Kurt Kleinmann) and the Lady in Red (Barb Weinberger) married?" The short answer is "Yes, they are and have been for 22 blissful years!" Here's how it came about: In summer of 1986, Barb was looking for ways to get more involved with area theatres. She signed up
- [Pegasus Theatre announces new Managing Director](https://pegasustheatre.org/pegasus-theatre-announces-new-managing-director/) - Effective October 22, Art Kedzierski joins Pegasus Theatre's staff as their Managing Director. In this capacity he will oversee all administrative functions of the theatre, such as Marketing, Patron Services, and Fundraising. Mr. Kedzierski holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of Texas at Arlington in Theatre (Performance and Management). He interned
- [Many Familiar Faces in Upcoming Pegasus Show!](https://pegasustheatre.org/many-familiar-faces-in-upcoming-pegasus-show/) - If you know your old movies, you probably know about the old studio system. A studio would put actors under contract for a period of time during which the actor was obligated to appear in a certain number of films. One outcome of the system was that audiences saw many familiar faces on-screen from movie
- [Announcing our cast!](https://pegasustheatre.org/announcing-our-cast/) - We've got our cast! Pegasus Theatre's upcoming Living Black & White™ show is Another Murder, Another Show! by Kurt Kleinmann, to be directed by Michael Serrecchia. The cast consists of: Ben Bryant (Nigel Grouse) Chad Cline (Lt Foster) Jarratt Calvert (George Chandler) Blake Hametner (the voice of Eddie Wilson) Art Kedzierski (Leon Belasco) Kurt Kleinmann
- [Results of this week's trivia quiz!](https://pegasustheatre.org/results-of-this-weeks-trivia-quiz/) - No quiz winner this week! Looks like we need to let some people study up on their Living Black & White™ lore before we try another quiz. Look for more opportunities to win free stuff in December! Answers to the quiz: Kurt Kleinmann has written 16 scripts in the Living Black & White™ series. Harry
- [Another Saturday Ticket Giveaway Quiz? Oh Yeah!!!](https://pegasustheatre.org/saturday-ticket-quiz-03/) - It's here! This week's opportunity to win two free tickets to see Pegasus Theatre's upcoming Living Black & White™ show in January 2015! How To Win Correctly answer the trivia questions listed below. Entries will be accepted until Noon on Sunday, October 19, 2014. To enter, send your trivia quiz answers to barb@pegasustheatre.com. If more than one
- [Undercurrents and Themes in the Living Black & White™ series!](https://pegasustheatre.org/undercurrents-and-themes-in-the-living-black-white-series/) - Previous blog posts have covered the origin of some elements of the Living Black & White™ shows: the inspiration for the characters of Harry and Nigel; the kernel of an idea that was at the root of Full Moon Murders! and Deadline! Here we expand that discussion a bit. Coffee Ever notice how often coffee is mentioned
- [In Memory of Greg Pugh](https://pegasustheatre.org/in-memory-of-greg-pugh/) - Today we take a moment to honor and remember Greg Pugh, a talented actor and good friend who passed away at far too young an age this past weekend. An autopsy will surely reveal the cause of death, but it will never answer our more fundamental questions: Why Greg? Why now? Greg was part of
- [Your Saturday Ticket Giveaway Quiz Awaits!](https://pegasustheatre.org/your-saturday-ticket-giveaway-quiz-awaits-2/) - It's here! This week's opportunity to win two free tickets to see Pegasus Theatre's upcoming Living Black & White™ show in January 2015! How To Win Correctly answer the trivia questions listed below. Entries will be accepted until Noon on Sunday, October 12, 2014. To enter, send your trivia quiz answers to barb@pegasustheatre.com. If more than one
- [Theatre friendships](https://pegasustheatre.org/theatre-friendships/) - I found this definition of "friend" online: "a person whom one knows and with whom one has a bond of mutual affection". By this definition, being in theatre provides countless opportunities to make friends! Doing a show with someone (in an on or off stage role) provides an environment where the bonds of friendship can
- [Another Saturday, Another Ticket Giveaway Quiz!](https://pegasustheatre.org/another-saturday-another-ticket-giveaway-quiz/) - Yes, it's another opportunity to win two free tickets to see Pegasus Theatre's upcoming Living & White™ show in January 2015! How To Win Correctly answer the trivia questions listed below. Entries will be accepted until 5 PM on Sunday, October 5, 2014. To enter, send your trivia quiz answers to barb@pegasustheatre.com. If more than one
- [Why the Devotion to Theatre?](https://pegasustheatre.org/why-the-devotion-to-theatre/) - Actors are an interesting lot. Yes, the applause is thrilling, and there is a certain amount of glamour associated with working in theatre. But if you've read some of the older blog entries, you know there are downsides. You work in close quarters with at least a few eccentrics in the group who may at
- [Ticket Giveaway Contest!](https://pegasustheatre.org/ticket-giveaway-contest/) - Yes, this is your opportunity to win a pair of tickets to see Pegasus Theatre's upcoming Living Black & White™ show in January 2015! How to Win Correctly answer the trivia questions listed below. Entries will be accepted until noon on Sunday, Sept 28, 2014. To enter, send your trivia quiz answers to barb@pegasustheatre.com. If more
- [The Birth of a New Script](https://pegasustheatre.org/the-birth-of-a-new-script/) - As Kurt Kleinmann's wife, partner, and editor, I have the privilege of seeing the creative process from an enviable vantage point. Here are some observations. Sometimes it's the small things. People often ask where Kurt gets his ideas. It's a tough question to answer because the truth is, inspiration can come from the smallest of
- [Happy Actors, Happy Audiences!](https://pegasustheatre.org/happy-actors-happy-audiences/) - Some say you only need three things to create theatre: a script, a cast, and an audience. After all if there is no one to experience what you've created, the world moves on as if you had never made the effort. Whereas with an audience, if all goes well, there is a spiritual connection, an
- [So Many Words to Remember!](https://pegasustheatre.org/so-many-words-to-remember/) - One of the great theatrical mysteries, from an audience perspective, is how actors remember so many lines. The answer varies from actor to actor and from script to script. Some playwrights’ work is easier to memorize because they write with a rhythm that simply flows more logically. Some actors have better memories. Others use a
- [How the Living Black & White™ shows began...](https://pegasustheatre.org/how-lbw-shows-began/) - The year was 1979. Kurt Kleinmann was an actor in New York and Pegasus Theatre was not yet even a gleam in his eye. In the midst of auditioning and attending the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, he caught a nasty bug and was apartment-bound for a couple weeks. What to do. As Kurt watched
- [Why give on NTGD?](https://pegasustheatre.org/why-give-on-ntgd/) - North Texas Giving Day (NTGD) falls on September 18 this year. At the end of the day, the Communities Foundation totals up how much was given and computes a percentage by which they match each donation. Reason #1: Your money goes farther! That's a great reason to start with! But some of you may be thinking
- [NTGD is coming soon!](https://pegasustheatre.org/ntgd-is-coming-soon/) - NTGD stands for "North Texas Giving Day", an opportunity to turn your donation into more money for the non-profits you love and want to support. This year NTGD falls on September 18. If you love Harry Hunsacker and the black and white shows, help ensure their future with a donation, large or small! If you
- [Actors Don't Always Wear Underwear: Part 8](https://pegasustheatre.org/adawu-08/) - On Stage Gaffes As mentioned in previous posts, surprises constitute an occupational hazard when producing live theatre. The surprise could be pleasant or unpleasant, big or small. It could be noticeable or not by the audience. The subject of today's blog: The audience knows something is amiss! Sometimes thanks to the magic of theatre, a
- [The thrill of live theatre!](https://pegasustheatre.org/the-thrill-of-live-theatre/) - I've been involved with producing live stage theatre since 1986, and I can attest to the fact that it's a roller coaster ride! Every show presents challenges, nothing ever goes exactly as planned. Sometimes it's as simple as an amusing snafu on stage. Sometimes it's more complicated, like your star getting hospitalized four days before
- [Get Smart: Fun facts about the SAT!](https://pegasustheatre.org/sat-facts/) - Did you know you can Google "funny SAT stories" and get several links that actually attempt to find humor in the SAT tests? I say "attempt" because nearly all stories involved bodily functions: needing to pee, fart, etc. The only remotely funny one was some poor test taker who was so nervous they threw up
- [Director's Notes for "None of the Above"](https://pegasustheatre.org/directors-notes-for-none-of-the-above/) - In my younger and more vulnerable years my father gave me some advice that I've been turning over in my mind ever since. "Whenever you feel like criticizing any one," he told me, "just remember that all the people in this world haven't had the advantages that you've had." Those, the opening words of F.
- [Behind the Scenes at Pegasus](https://pegasustheatre.org/behind-the-scenes-at-pegasus/) - A behind the scenes look at our current Churchmouse production "None of the Above" by Jenny Lyn Bader! With any small theatre like Pegasus Theatre/Churchmouse, I think you'll find that the producers stay close to the show during rehearsals, to ensure the show reflects the values and standards of the theatre. That's certainly true at
- [Interview with director of THE WATCH by Trace Crawford](https://pegasustheatre.org/the-watch-interview-1/) - Jordan Willis is making his directorial debut with Churchmouse Productions' The Watch by Trace Crawford at the 2014 Festival of Independent Theatres (FIT). Willis has become a well-known and well-liked actor in Dallas over the past several years so we stole a few moments of his time to ask some questions about the experience of
- [Interview with actors in THE WATCH by Trace Crawford](https://pegasustheatre.org/the-watch-interview-2/) - Chad Cline and Jared Culpepper have worked together on several projects: Cline directed Culpepper in last year's FIT submission, Dead Wait. Culpepper has understudied Cline's Lt. Foster in Pegasus Theatre's annual Living Black & White™ series on multiple productions. They've worked together on Pegasus Theatre's Advisory Committee. They even team up from time to time
- [Interview with producers for THE WATCH by Trace Crawford](https://pegasustheatre.org/the-watch-interview-3/) - Not long ago, Churchmouse Productions shows could only be seen on stage at the Festival of Independent Theatres (FIT). Pegasus Theatre developed Churchmouse as a means to offer minimalist productions without confusing their loyal patrons who had come to associate the Pegasus name with the annual Living Black & White™ productions, which are far from
- [Actors Don't Always Wear Underwear: True Tales from Backstage, Part 7](https://pegasustheatre.org/actors-dont-always-wear-underwear-true-tales-from-backstage-part-7/) - The Show Must Go On! (Continued) We've been exploring onstage gaffes that the audience doesn't notice. I can't resist one last story about snafus, only in this case the audience didn't notice a thing because we solved several problems before the show opened. BUT FIRST! A quick reminder that Pegasus Theatre's Churchmouse Productions has a
- [Actors Don't Always Wear Underwear: True Tales from Backstage, Part 6 ](https://pegasustheatre.org/adawu-part-6/) - THE SHOW MUST GO ON! (Continued) In last week's post, we described the amazing special effect of an actor throwing up on stage. This week's example is a little more complicated. Case #2: This case involves Murphy’s Law at its finest and includes multiple “points of failure” (POFs), weak spots where disaster could strike. You
- [Actors Don't Always Wear Underwear: True Tales from Backstage, Part 5](https://pegasustheatre.org/adawu-part-5/) - The show must go on! The best and worst part of live theatre is its unpredictability. You rehearse for weeks to ensure a consistently superior performance, only to have Murphy raise his ugly head and create general mayhem. Most people have heard the phrase "the show must go on". One of its consequences is that
- [Actors Don't Always Wear Underwear: True Tales from Backstage, Part 4](https://pegasustheatre.org/adawu-part-4/) - In last week's post, we explored the world of undergarments. This week we have a few remarks on other matters of hygiene. Remember, actors work in tight quarters so what is mere common courtesy for the general public is a matter of some urgency backstage! Piercings Our counseling to actors over the years has included
- [Set Designers Wanted](https://pegasustheatre.org/set-designers-wanted/) - Pegasus Theatre (including its subsidiary, Churchmouse Productions) is interviewing Set Designers for its 2014-2015 season. Please read requirements carefully before applying. Requirements Willing and able to proactively oversee the construction of the set. For this reason, preference is given to applicants with construction experience. Willing and able to proactively oversee the painting of the set.
- [Actors Don't Always Wear Underwear: True Tales From Backstage, Part 3 ](https://pegasustheatre.org/actors-dont-always-wear-underwear-true-tales-from-backstage-part-3/) - Topic #2: The Glamour of Backstage (Underwear) If you are like most people, you see the world of theatre with an aura of glamour about it. This is because you watch too much television and you guiltily scan through People magazines in your doctor's waiting room. In this post I will address some of the less
- [Actors Don't Always Wear Underwear: True Tales From Backstage, Part 1](https://pegasustheatre.org/actors-dont-always-wear-underwear-true-tales-from-backstage/) - This blog is for lovers of theatre, people in theatre, and the idle curious. For the next few weeks, I'll blog about stories from our nearly 30 years of producing theatre. Some stories are funny, some are cautionary, a few are poignant. I hope you enjoy them all! Email us with your feedback! You go
- [Actors Don't Always Wear Underwear: True Tales From Backstage, Part 2](https://pegasustheatre.org/part-2-actors-dont-always-wear-underwear-true-tales-from-backstage/) - Topic #1: Dressing Room Banter Case #2: Banter gone bad Talk in the men’s dressing room tends to be more explicitly sexual. There’s nothing inherently wrong with that…unless the banter falls into the hands of someone who does not know the meaning of “TMI”. Remember, you're often in pretty cramped quarters, you're getting mentally prepared to be
- [Rehearsal for Murder! Reviews](https://pegasustheatre.org/rehearsal-for-murder-reviews/) - The reviews are in and Rehearsal for Murder! is a hit! See what the critics are saying about Pegasus Theatre's latest Living Black & White™ production: jessie @ KDGE Theatre Jones Dallas Morning News The Flash List The Column More: Meet the cast! Best Photo Op in Dallas Theatre!
- [Best Photo Op in Dallas Theater!](https://pegasustheatre.org/best-photo-op-in-dallas-theater/) - Culture Map Dallas just listed the meet and greet after each Pegasus Theatre's Living Black & White™ performance as the Best Photo Op in Dallas theater for 2014! "Do yourself a favor and get what might be the best profile picture ever, as I did following last year’s production." - Lindsey Wilson, Culture Map Dallas Get the

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