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Edward Elgar’s introspective Cello Concerto reflects the deep intensity of the composer’s profound despair about the world after the Great War that destroyed millions of lives. January 4-7 the Dallas Symphony performs the unforgettable piece Thursday through Sunday at the Meyerson Symphony Center, widely considered one of the world’s top concert halls.
With millions of dollars in cutting edge lighting technology and sound systems, The Pink Floyd Laser Spectacularprovides an excellent homage to the progressive English band with a tasty visual stunner, January 6 at the House of Blues at Victory Park.
Assembling all known surviving works from the early 20th century by Abraham Ángel for the first time, the exhibit introduces U.S. audiences to his work in the first major survey in over 25 years. Between Wonder and Seduction is on display through January 28 at the Dallas Museum of Art.
Look, learn and love your time at the Nasher Sculpture Centerevery first Saturday of the month (January 6) as each features a rotating schedule of cool things to see and do.
Classic TV fan alert! Stars of the coming-of-age ABC sitcom “Boy Meets World” take the stage to share behind-the-scenes memories, and interview other actors and producers who were intimately involved in the series. Pod Meets World is January 11 at the Majestic Theatre in Downtown Dallas
Dallas Safari Club Adventure Show & Expo January 11-14 features world’s finest wilderness experiences and sporting equipment displays plus hundreds of exhibitors from local shops to African hunting lodges are all under one-roof at Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center.
Much like The Mavericks (“Dance the Night Away”) before them, Miami’ssassySweet Lizzy Project
has brought the Latin rhythms of Havana to Nashville, creating an incredibly potent sound. Catch the show on January 11 at Sundown at Granada on Greenville Avenue.
Prokofiev’s Symphony No. 5 features fiery harmonies that reveal 20th century sensibilities as big climaxes alternate with haunting melodies and brass and percussion explosions sweep toward a gripping conclusion. The Dallas Symphonyperforms it all on January 11-12 at the Meyerson Symphony Center.
The Elevator Projectis a Dallas original that features talented actors in poignant productions. On January 11-12 the Soul Rep Theatre Company presents Elm Thicket, an original seriocomic play takes a look at a would-be romance between middle-aged neighbors during the pandemic unfolding onstage at the Wyly Theatre in the Dallas Arts District.
On January 11-28, Dog Man: The Musical come to the Wyly Theatre. Perfect for young kids, the hilarious, heartfelt family adventure based on the worldwide bestselling series from the creator of Captain Underpants and Cat Kid Comic Club.
Singer-songwriter Mike Ryanhails from deep in the heart of his native Texas, and up and coming country artist with well crafted, heartfelt music to share. He’ll be at the House of Blues in Victory Park on January 12.
Joy, love, heartache, strength, wisdom, catharsis, and real life collide in one Broadway musical, all based on Alanis Morissette’s provocative music. The award-winning Jagged Little Pill is Friday through Sunday, January 12-14 at the Winspear Opera House.
Adrienne Warren won a Tony Award in 2021 for her electric performance as rock queen Tina Turner on Broadway and has worked alongside admired actors like Viola Davis and Lashana Lynch. Warren performs a free afternoon concert filled classical and Broadway favorites as part of the Tower Arts Series on January 14 at Highland Park United Methodist Church.
Also, on January 14 at the Granada Theater is one of the more unique bookings in first quarter. Classically trained Mike Silverman, known by his stage That 1 Guy is a one-of-a-kind musician playing a 7-foot-tall instrument he calls a “Magic Pipe” that produces unearthly sounds!
For a decade Brooklyn’s Lone Bellow Triohas blended indie folk, pop, and alt-country into one lovely sound. The band released its fifth album, “Love Songs For Losers,” in 2022, and comes to Dallas to perform on January 14 at the Granada Theater.
About 250 groups from various community organizations, bands, and more will march in celebration of the annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade paying tribute to the civil rights leader. Join the crowds downtown on January 15.
Itzhak Perlman is the undisputed reigning virtuoso of the violin. On January 15 he is joined by an illustrious group that features Emanuel Ax, French pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet and the Juilliard String Quartet for s special program at the Winspear Opera House.
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