The Winspear Opera House is a stunning performing arts venue located at 2403 Flora Street in Dallas, Texas, United States. This state-of-the-art facility is …
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Oct 14, 2023
As an opera lover, I have visted over 500 performances in over 80 opera houses around the world. At Dallas Opera, where I saw several performances in March 2023, I was suprised to see that all orches…Full review by Preinl
Jun 18, 2023
It was a beautiful place, acoustics & stage was great. Seating is comfortable enough. Be sure to pre-book your parking if u don’t fancy walking. There’s parking at nearby church otherwise where u can…Full review by Relax60237667635
May 14, 2023
Winspear Grand Tier Prix Fixe dining - 3 adults/$60 per person. The meal consisted of: A shared charcuterie board with 3 each thin slices of smoked Gouda, Manchego, Sopressata, Capocolla, 3 very th…Full review by DeitraWalter
My boyfriend and I are attending the Ludovico Enunadi concert at the end of the month for our anniversary. We have lower level box seats. Does anyone know what the appropriate attire is? I have a knee length summer dress but I don’t want to be too under dressed or over dressed .
I’m interested in attending John Leguizamo’s show. Is there a preference/recommendation between box seats or orchestra Row 5-10?
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Box seats are on the absolute side. The orchestra seats face front and in my.oponion give a better view. Also box seats tend to be more expensive. Both are close up to the stage. If …
Box seats are on the absolute side. The orchestra seats face front and in my.oponion give a better view. Also box seats tend to be more expensive. Both are close up to the stage. If you do not.mind a side view some like bix seats because Thoreau not be a seat in front of you, but I hate not facing front.
Unfortunately, we can only afford the Grand Tier level seats! Front row is still available in most spots. Any suggestions so we can avoid the chandelier being in our line of sight/get the best view of the stage we can? Second question— has anyone not paid for parking? Was it worth it?
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I just went to see Manon Leasaut and the Grand Chandelier actually retracts into the ceiling before the performance. I did not notice this before because I sit in the orchestra. Sit …
I just went to see Manon Leasaut and the Grand Chandelier actually retracts into the ceiling before the performance. I did not notice this before because I sit in the orchestra. Sit anywhere you can afford and have a great time in a great theater. PAY for PARKING to avoid getting towed.
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