FEBRUARY 14–15, 2025
7:30 PM CST
Wyly Theatre
2400 Flora St • Dallas, TX 75201
In-person tickets are sold through the AT&T Performing Arts Center website
Like vibrant glass brought together to form a spectacular whole, our 48th season Black History Month celebration presents a multifaceted array of dance works. The program is crowned by a special revival of …And Now Marvin, Darryl B. Sneed’s masterful tribute that captures Marvin Gaye’s passionate artistry and complex legacy through movement.
This cornerstone work is complemented by Testament, a powerful exploration of faith and resilience by Katricia Eaglin, alongside Nycole Ray‘s passionate Love Tri-Tango.Â
FEATURED WORKS
Testament by Katricia Eaglin
World Premiere – All is fair in love and war by Brandon Palmer
Love Tri-Tango by Nycole Ray
And Now Marvin by Darryl B. Sneed
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Wyly Theatre
2400 Flora St
Dallas, TX 75201
We kindly ask that our patrons arrive at least 30 minutes prior to the performance to allow for appropriate seating time. Once the production begins, late seating will only be allowed in between dance pieces.
Wyly Theatre
2400 Flora St
Dallas, TX 75201
The AT&T Performing Arts Center offers underground, on-site, valet and self-parking options during performance times.
The Lexus Red Parking facility is located on the north end of Jack Evans Street, below the Winspear Opera House.
The Lexus Silver Parking facility is located below Dallas City Performance Hall, directly across (east) Jack Evans from the Wyly Theatre. There is a secure underground tunnel that provides direct access to the Wyly Theatre from Lexus Silver.
We kindly ask that our patrons arrive at least 30 minutes prior to the performance to allow for appropriate seating time. Once the production begins, late seating will only be allowed in between dance pieces.
Top Photo by Jin Kim