Dallas Children's Theater

We’ve seen a few shows here with the kids (Piggy and Gerald/Charlie Brown Christmas). The length of the shows are great for kids. Production value / Acting is high. Theater is small enough that any seat is great. I’m sat in both sections and it really doesn’t make a difference. This is a great way to introduce your kids to a show. The only nit picky comment I can make is that they need more staff to direct crowds before and after shows because of all the activities they have outside the show. It’s not too bad, but could be better. Also… the location is also kinda weird as it is next to a Home Depot, but I don’t think there is anything they could have really done about that.

My son(8) and I have been to a few shows here. We also go for the section A and my neck is always killing me after. Go for section B for a slightly cheaper and more enjoyable experience. All performances have been great and very entertaining.

Lovely children’s theatre program & delightful shows. Kids are always arrested once the lights dim for the show to start production and cast do well at incorporating interactive windows within show where the directly engage audience. Highly recommend!

This was super cute and we enjoyed it very much. Huge peanuts fan! They skated through the audience between A and B sections which was fun! Lobby had Santa and was decorated with Peanuts decor. Actors were great, especially Snoopy and Lucy! Only thing I was not a fan of was the lack of an assigned seat. You only got an assigned section. I hate having to arrive super early and stand in line to get the optimal seating arrangement for my family. And THEN have the people in front of me in line save seats for 6-8 more people who are not even there yet. Not that they are enjoying the lobby with their kids, they are not even on-site. It was annoying.

Great fun for all ages. ‘Pete the Cat’ was a hit with my daughter and granddaughter, and me, of course. Years ago when the theater was down at Turtle Creek, my family and I were season tickets holders and it was worth every penny. I still remember seeing Charlotte’s Web.’