After delays due to COVID, quarantines, Thanksgiving Break and more, Falcon Theatre’s production of “Big Love” is finally ready to make its socially-distanced debut in a unique way. Originally the show was scheduled to perform outdoors and allow audience members Read more
On Nov. 14 The Falcon Theatre will release their annual Seasons of Giving performance. TCTV will record theatre classes and recordings will be available on Nov. 14. This years theme will center around community and what community means to students Read more
Falcon Theatre’s final Fall show, Big Love, will perform November 17th-19th. Due to COVID-19, the show will be performed outdoors. Audience members can attend for free and may bring their own chairs if they wish to sit.
Falcon Theatre will be doing a fun run fundraiser on the morning of Oct. 31 from 9-12 a.m. at the Timber Creek track. All proceeds will go to the Mowat-Wilson Syndrome Foundation.
Stage West Theatre in Fort Worth will be selecting student-written plays to be produced at their annual Festival of the Kid.
Falcon Theatre’s upcoming Fall show, Peter Pan, is using a new method to reach audiences. Instead of performing for a live audience, the production was filmed and will premiere on the TCTV YouTube channel on Friday, Oct. 23 at 7 p.m.
One of three plays that will be put on this fall, “I and You” is double cast. The male lead is played by Karl Farrar and the female lead is played by both Emma Norton and Sofia Zamora. The cast Read more
This year, Falcon Theatre is taking a new approach to their Fall lineup. In the time of COVID-19, precautions need to be taken for a safe theatre experience. The rehearsal process no longer looks like what it did only 7 Read more
A talent show like none other is coming to Timber Creek — introducing Falcon Idol, a virtual talent show featuring the best singers, dancers, musicians, comedians and more — all powered by YOUR votes in an amazing LIVE event on TCTV.
With the rise of COVID-19, many school activities and events have been cancelled or postponed. Falcon Theatre’s one-act play is one of those events.