Stage Notes: Review of DTC’s ‘Clue’; DSO’s upcoming gala and first Friday Night OUT concert
The cast of ‘Clue’ at Dallas Theater Center. (Courtesy photo by Imani Thomas) Stage Notes is a weekly aggregate post about theater, classical music and stage news, events, reviews and other pertinent information. ICYMI: DSO and the North Texas LGBT Chamber teamed up for concert package Back in June, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra joined in on the Pride festivities with a perforamnce at Centennial Hall during the Dallas Pride Festival.
On Friday, the DSO continues its support of Pride with the first of its Friday Night OUT concert. “We are thrilled to be out the in the community and meeting our patrons and neighbors,” Kim Noltemy, Ross Perot President & CEO said in a press release. “Inclusivity is one of the main priorities of the DSO, and I am proud that we are continuing to find ways to include all citizens of Dallas.” New for this season is DSO’s collaboration with the North Texas LGBT Chamber of Commerce, the DSO introduced a new sampler concert package.
Friday Night OUT is specifically curated with a diverse range of concerts throughout the 2022/23 season. This concert package includes one ticket to three Friday night concerts with the first one tomorrow night.
The concerts include Fridays’ Holst’s The Planets; Christmas Pops on Dec. 9 and Decades: Back to the ‘80s on April 14. The Friday Nights Out package runs from $99-$199 based on seat selections.
