Next up for Pegasus Theatre:
Big Mouth Thunder Thighs
by Bess Welden
directed by Ashley Pucket-Gonzalez
A solo vaudeville about body and food that intertwines memoir storytelling with a highly theatrical, unpredictable, and outrageously entertaining variety show featuring: a trash-talking puppet, stand-up comedy, singing, dancing, spoken-word poetry, plus five “Death-Defying Acts.” It’s an endearingly funny one-woman extravaganza about how we deal with our inner critics and what it takes for us to accept ourselves.
Performances:
August 27 – September 13, 2026
The Addison Performing Arts Centre
Stone Cottage
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As part of the recent announcement of our upcoming venture as part of the Elevator Project at the AT&T Performing Arts Center in September and our exciting move to Addison as new home for Pegasus, we ask that you show your support and make a donation this North Texas Giving Day. We are celebrating 40 years of producing new and original comedies, so Pegasus Theatre has made the jump to consolidate all of our shows under one roof. Please join us for our Addison debut with a 40th Anniversary Celebration! Coming in October, there will be music, fun, and a reveal of our 2025-26 season at The Addison Performing Arts Centre in Addison, TX.
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Pegasus News
Director’s 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...
Interview with actors in THE WATCH by Trace Crawford
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...
Interview with director of THE WATCH by Trace Crawford
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...
Interview with producers for THE WATCH by Trace Crawford
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...
Actors Don’t 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...
Actors Don’t Always Wear Underwear: True Tales from Backstage, 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...