NTX GIVING DAY IS
THIS THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER 19.

Donate anytime from now until midnight Thursday.

The critically acclaimed and audience beloved smash hit returns in November by popular demand:

PATTI &THEO

PATTI &THEO

NOVEMBER 2 THROUGH 23

American Sign Language Interpretation November 9
Donate What You Can Performance November 11

We don’t remount many shows but this one was so well received we’re refreshing it with a few new surprises. It’s the tragic story of a once passionate love between two artists in mid-century Brooklyn wrecked by “the booze religion” and egotism. The original music embraces delightfully wide-ranging genres and the unique shadow play background broadens the intimate space.

Ann Saucer of Onstage NTX called the “ferociously inventive alternative theater” production “another darkly hilarious musical comedy…the story of two lovers who hold each other passionately at arm’s length.”

“A promo line for the show is spot-on: this is a passionate love story “at arm’s length”—cool, finger-snappy, offbeat, funny, and sometimes the stuff of bad dreams: It’s a funky mix, but Patti & Theos dark music will linger with you for a while.”

Jan Farrington
Onstage NTX (Review)

“…this has been, in my opinion, the best play I’ve seen this year. It masterfully combines risk-taking, humor, and a palpable sense of discipline and respect for the craft.”

Brizeida Ojeda
Yellow Mezzanine (Review)

The end result of all of the creative energy going into “Patti & Theo” is a show that Posey says audiences can take something different from each time they see it. “It’s kind of a smorgasbord of art,” Posey says. “There’s a lot to take in.”

Brett Grega
The Collin-Denton Spotlighter (Story)

No Country for Old Men, The Magnificent Seven, Mr. Brooks, Places in the Heart, Dallas (original and reboot), The Son, Lonesome Dove, Walker Texas Ranger and a few dozen others.

None of these will prepare you for the Ochre House experience. They’re a paycheck to enable his true love: totally original, experimental, unpredictable live theater with live music, riotous comedy, profound drama, and the occasional random puppet.

None of these will prepare you for the Ochre House experience. They’re a paycheck to enable his true love: totally original, experimental, unpredictable live theater with live music, riotous comedy, profound drama, and the occasional random puppet.

No Country for Old Men, The Magnificent Seven, Mr. Brooks, Places in the Heart, Dallas (original and reboot), The Son, Lonesome Dove, Walker Texas Ranger and a few dozen others.

None of these will prepare you for the Ochre House experience. They’re a paycheck to enable his true love: totally original, experimental, unpredictable live theater with live music, riotous comedy, profound drama, and the occasional random puppet.

None of these will prepare you for the Ochre House experience. They’re a paycheck to enable his true love: totally original, experimental, unpredictable live theater with live music, riotous comedy, profound drama, and the occasional random puppet.

D Magazine named the Ochre House Theater Company Best in Dallas for 2024. A big thank you to the magazine, our hardworking artists, and to our audience and patrons who support the work. Dallas/Fort Worth has some magnificent live theater. Get out there!

D Magazine also named the talented Omar Padilla Best Actor of 2024. Omar has performed in several Ochre House productions and, of course, we claim him as one of our own. Congratulations, Omar!