HQ Function

Serves as the central hub for artistic productions, rehearsals, administrative operations, box office, and patron services.

Notable Features:

The Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre, designed by REX/OMA (Joshua Prince-Ramus and Rem Koolhaas), is an architectural marvel known for its groundbreaking flexible design. The performance space can be rapidly transformed into proscenium, thrust, arena, traverse, or flat floor configurations, offering unique artistic possibilities.

Work Culture:

A dynamic, creative, and collaborative environment focused on artistic excellence, innovation, and community engagement. Staff and artists work closely to bring ambitious theatrical visions to life.

HQ Significance:

The Wyly Theatre's location in the Dallas Arts District positions DTC at the heart of the city's cultural life, making it a key institution for performing arts in North Texas and a symbol of Dallas's commitment to the arts.

Values Reflected in HQ: Innovation in theatrical presentation (flexible design), artistic excellence, community engagement, and commitment to being a leading voice in American regional theatre.

Location:

As a regional theatre, Dallas Theater Center's primary focus is serving the North Texas community and contributing to the national American theatre landscape. Its global presence is achieved indirectly through its reputation for high-quality productions, development of new works that may be produced elsewhere, participation in national theatre conversations and festivals, and by attracting diverse artistic talent from across the country and occasionally internationally. It does not maintain physical offices or operations outside of Dallas.

Street Address:

2400 Flora Street

City:

Dallas

State/Province:

TX

Country:

USA