DARTable Weekend Events 

DART takes you to lots of theater and comedy this weekend, letting you avoid traffic and parking hassles. Get on board and get to these great events. 

Friday, Nov. 13 

Making God Laugh follows a 1980 Thanksgiving visit from a couple’s grown children – a priest, an actress and a football star. See it through Nov. 22 at Cox Playhouse, across Haggard Park from Downtown Plano Station on the Red Line.  

Friday, Nov. 13-Saturday, Nov. 14 

Ali Macofsky is a comedian who has been on Standup NBC, Just for Laughs Digital, and on more than 100 episodes of the Kill Tony Podcast. See her act at Punch Line Irving, walkable from the Orange Line’s Irving Convention Center Station. 

The Werewolf of London stays true to the classic 1935 film, but with that Pocket Sandwich Theatre touch – audience participation includes throwing popcorn at the villains. This is the last weekend of its run at the North Texas institution, which is a short walk from Downtown Carrollton Station on the Green Line. 

Michael Longfellow is a former Saturday Night Live cast member with a deadpan, occasionally dark standup show. See it at Dallas Comedy Club, walkable from the Green Line’s Baylor University Medical Center Station. 

Friday, Nov. 13-Sunday, Nov. 15 

Buena Vista Social Club was a smash Broadway sensation – winning five Tonys, as well as a Grammy – and it’s in Dallas as part of its first national tour. Catch the musical, which is set in midcentury Havana, at the Music Hall at Fair Park. That’s easy to walk to from Fair Park Station on the Green Line. 

Saturday, Nov. 14 

Daughtry comes to Dallas on their 20 Years Unplugged tour. They’re celebrating both the 20th anniversary of their debut album and the release of a new album, Shock to the System. See the rock band at the Majestic Theater, easily walkable from St. Paul Station on the Red, Blue, Green and Orange lines. 

DARTable Weekend Events 

DART takes you to lots of theater and comedy this weekend, letting you avoid traffic and parking hassles. Get on board and get to these great events. 

Friday, Nov. 13 

Making God Laugh follows a 1980 Thanksgiving visit from a couple’s grown children – a priest, an actress and a football star. See it through Nov. 22 at Cox Playhouse, across Haggard Park from Downtown Plano Station on the Red Line.  

Friday, Nov. 13-Saturday, Nov. 14 

Ali Macofsky is a comedian who has been on Standup NBC, Just for Laughs Digital, and on more than 100 episodes of the Kill Tony Podcast. See her act at Punch Line Irving, walkable from the Orange Line’s Irving Convention Center Station. 

The Werewolf of London stays true to the classic 1935 film, but with that Pocket Sandwich Theatre touch – audience participation includes throwing popcorn at the villains. This is the last weekend of its run at the North Texas institution, which is a short walk from Downtown Carrollton Station on the Green Line. 

Michael Longfellow is a former Saturday Night Live cast member with a deadpan, occasionally dark standup show. See it at Dallas Comedy Club, walkable from the Green Line’s Baylor University Medical Center Station. 

Friday, Nov. 13-Sunday, Nov. 15 

Buena Vista Social Club was a smash Broadway sensation – winning five Tonys, as well as a Grammy – and it’s in Dallas as part of its first national tour. Catch the musical, which is set in midcentury Havana, at the Music Hall at Fair Park. That’s easy to walk to from Fair Park Station on the Green Line. 

Saturday, Nov. 14 

Daughtry comes to Dallas on their 20 Years Unplugged tour. They’re celebrating both the 20th anniversary of their debut album and the release of a new album, Shock to the System. See the rock band at the Majestic Theater, easily walkable from St. Paul Station on the Red, Blue, Green and Orange lines. 

DARTable Weekend Events 

DART takes you to lots of theater and comedy this weekend, letting you avoid traffic and parking hassles. Get on board and get to these great events. 

Friday, Nov. 13 

Making God Laugh follows a 1980 Thanksgiving visit from a couple’s grown children – a priest, an actress and a football star. See it through Nov. 22 at Cox Playhouse, across Haggard Park from Downtown Plano Station on the Red Line.  

Friday, Nov. 13-Saturday, Nov. 14 

Ali Macofsky is a comedian who has been on Standup NBC, Just for Laughs Digital, and on more than 100 episodes of the Kill Tony Podcast. See her act at Punch Line Irving, walkable from the Orange Line’s Irving Convention Center Station. 

The Werewolf of London stays true to the classic 1935 film, but with that Pocket Sandwich Theatre touch – audience participation includes throwing popcorn at the villains. This is the last weekend of its run at the North Texas institution, which is a short walk from Downtown Carrollton Station on the Green Line. 

Michael Longfellow is a former Saturday Night Live cast member with a deadpan, occasionally dark standup show. See it at Dallas Comedy Club, walkable from the Green Line’s Baylor University Medical Center Station. 

Friday, Nov. 13-Sunday, Nov. 15 

Buena Vista Social Club was a smash Broadway sensation – winning five Tonys, as well as a Grammy – and it’s in Dallas as part of its first national tour. Catch the musical, which is set in midcentury Havana, at the Music Hall at Fair Park. That’s easy to walk to from Fair Park Station on the Green Line. 

Saturday, Nov. 14 

Daughtry comes to Dallas on their 20 Years Unplugged tour. They’re celebrating both the 20th anniversary of their debut album and the release of a new album, Shock to the System. See the rock band at the Majestic Theater, easily walkable from St. Paul Station on the Red, Blue, Green and Orange lines.