News & Updates

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...

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...

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....

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...