Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre

Architect: REX + OMA

Year: 2009

Location: Dallas, United States

Category: Theater

Status: Unbuilt

Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre

About

The Dallas Theater Center (DTC) is known for its innovative work, the result of its leadership’s constant experimentation and the provisional nature of its long-time home. DTC was housed in the Arts District Theater, a dilapidated metal shed that freed its resident companies from the limitations imposed by a fixed-stage configuration and the need to avoid harming expensive interior finishes. The directors who worked there constantly challenged the traditional conventions of theater and often reconfigured the form of the stage to fit their artistic visions.

Building Info

  • Total Floor Area: 7700 m²

Tags: Cultural Architecture, Theaters & Performance, theater, Cultural, Cultural Center

Awards: Pritzker Prize Aga Khan Award for Architecture Mies Crown Hall Ameri

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