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Death by Chocolate Through Feb. 11 Death by Chocolate presented by Garland Civic Theatre investigates the murders of guests of the newly renovated Meadowbrook Health Resort who are dropping like flies from poisoned chocolate delights - not the best advertisement for the eve of the resort's grand reopening! It's all up to manager John Stone and amateur sleuth Ed Parlor to save the day in a wacky race against time. Tickets are $22 or less. The mystery unfolds at the Granville Arts Center, 300 N. Fifth St.
Information: 972-205-2790 or garlandcivictheatre.org.

Giant
Through Feb. 19 Giant is a sprawling love story with larger-than-life characters and Texas-size musical numbers. It's a sensational story of power, love, lust and bigotry among wealthy cattle barons and oil tycoons, and the downtrodden Mexican-Americans who work for them. The epic tale fills the stage at the Wyly Theatre, 2400 Flora St. Information: 214-880-0202 or dallastheatercenter.org.



Riverdance Feb. 7-8 The Dallas POPS presents the farewell tour of Riverdance at the Music Hall at Fair Park. This will be your last chance to see the international phenomena that is Riverdance! Tickets are $40-65. The Music Hall at Fair Park is located at 909 1st Avenue. Information: www.liveatthemusichall.com or www.riverdance.com.

Bring It On Feb. 14-26 Bring It On: The Musical is presented by Dallas Summer Musicals at the Music Hall at Fair Park. This explosive, new musical comedy raises the stakes on over-the-top high school rivalries. Set against the world of competitive cheerleading, it hilariously shows that winning isn't everything when it means losing something - or someone - you really care about. The gravity defying choreography happens at The Music Hall at Fair Park, 909 First Ave. Information: 214-691-7200 or dallassummermusicals.org.

The Farnsworth Invention Feb. 16-Mar. 17 The Farnsworth Invention at Theatre Three travels back to 1929. Two ambitious visionaries race against each other to invent a device called "television." Separated by 2,000 miles, each knows that if he stops working, even for a moment, the other will gain the edge. Who will unlock the key to the greatest innovation of the 20th century: the ruthless media mogul or the self-taught Idaho farm boy? Information: 214-871-3300 or theatre3dallas.com.

Feb. 24-26 Ben Stevenson's Dracula by the Texas Ballet Theater at the Bass Performance Hall is set to the haunting music of Franz Liszt. The story opens in the dank crypt of Dracula's castle with a corps de ballet comprised of Dracula's 18 brides. The scene moves to festivities in the picturesque village, overshadowed by the Count on the hunt. Ensnaring his latest victim in his vast, bat-shaped cloak, he carries her away in frenzied coach ride, careening toward the castle gate. But this time, the count tangles with the wrong woman. The Bass Hall is located at 525 Commerce St. Information: 877-828-9200 or texasballettheater.org.


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