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Dallas Summer Musicals (DSM) is the preeminent non-profit presenter of Broadway theater in North Texas. DSM produces, presents and promotes excellence in live musical theater with year-round performances for diverse audiences of all ages, impacting the lives of children and families through community outreach and education, and enriching the cultural landscape of Dallas/Fort Worth, North Texas and the Southwest Region.
DSM is the largest producer and presenter of live theatrical entertainment in the Southwest, the second oldest summer theater organization in the United States, and the fourth largest non-profit theater company. In addition to presenting national Broadway tours, DSM also produces shows on Broadway, presents and tours local productions, and is involved in developing new works. DSM is the winner of six Tony awards and two Drama Desk awards.
OMG. So much fun! I was a baby when the Beatles were together but this made me feel like I was at a Beatles concert. I would see the show again and again. Even my 16 year old daughter loved them. What a great way to spend en evening.
Rain was absolutely fantastic and would love to see them again. Please keep us posted on when they will return to the Dallas area. Once the music started I was immediately taken back to my child hood years and all the great memories from that time in my life.
This show was amazing. If you closed your eyes you would have thought you were at a Beatles concert. The guys kept you entertained even when they weren't singing. So glad we braced the cold and possible weather issues to see the show.
Outstanding performance, keep the audience involved.
we went to the dallas show and it was very good.just wish it was longer because there are so many more great songs that we love to hear.the show we went to last year in dallas was excellant.the voices were right on.this year not so much but still had a great time.
The actors in Rain are very musically talented. The stage production and visuals were very well done. But i was left wanting something more and different. First, this is a musical theater stage show, not a concert. Quit trying to get the audience to stand up and go crazy for you. Second, I wanted to hear more of the songs from the early years. That's what made The Beatles famous in the first place. Too short in that regard. Paul was almost a dead ringer, but the other actors were just talented musicians. "John" was trying way too hard to be John and the other two didn't give the feel of the originals at all. And give poor "Ringo" more than just one song in the whole show. He didn't really even need to be up there with as little stage time he had. Some great moments though. Sgt. Pepper's LHCB, While my Guitar Gently Weeps, Let it Be, and of course Hey Jude at the end really brought them the closest to giving the show a concert feel with "Paul" shining and truly becoming his alter ego.
The Rain show brought back many fond memories of the Beatles and the music of the 60's. This was my second time to see the show and I will continue to look for more opportunities to see it in the future. Each performer has the mannerisms of each of the fab four that they play. The music was spot on.
Non stop enjoyment! Real time travel and history lesson on music!!!
Never had the chance to see tithe Beatles live, but this was second best thing to it. I recommend everyone to sit in the back and you will totally forget it's a cover band. Totally enjoy it.
I have seen these guys several times and they have never let me down
We loved it and sang along to every song!!! We highly recommend it.
Fantastic show from start to finish. The group kept the audience involved & entertained.
I never got to see the Beatles in concert I did not know what to expect when I got the tickets for Saturday nights show.the show was so much better than just a concert it was the history of the Beatles from the beginning as teenagers in the 1960's through the 70's. We got to see them change from young men in suites to long hair and beards at the end.it was awesome music and costumes and light shows plus commercials and music from other bands of the 60's and 70's . The twenty five dollars a ticket was money well spent we had a great time!!!
My husband and I saw this last year and knew that we wanted our a houston friends to see it as well. We made a weekend of it, and it was a blast! This tribute is fun and the musicians are phenomenal. Everyone who grew up loving The Beatles should see Rain!
Enjoyed the performance and especially all the video showings of past events....... of history and what was going on in the world at the time. The Beatles have had a lasting effect on music and the arts for years. Thanks for bringing them back. My sixteen year old grandson loves their music and also really enjoyed this performance.
We loved it! Rain recreated the Beatles for two hours. The musicians were very good singing, playing, and mimicking the style of the Beatles. I was surprised "Paul" was right-handed, but got over that quickly. This reminded me of Beatlemania. I thought this was better than Love, the Cirque show in Vegas, which cost much more,.
Wasn't expected a concert with Beatles impersonators.
I really enjoyed this show. I just wished they could have played longer. There were so many songs they didn't sing and I wanted to hear. I guess if they sang everything everyone wanted to hear they would be up there all weekend.
We thoroughly enjoyed it! Singing along to the songs from my childhood....I just cant wait to be king! And Rafiki dancing.
When the orchestra took the stage I was surprised by the minimal size of the ensemble. There were far fewer performers than I anticipated. As expected, the volume put forth by the performers matched my expectations: weak and faded. But the worst part of the performance was undoubtedly the movie. Played over a pale projector, with full audio (minus the soundtrack of course), it was a shadow of a theatrical performance and a corruption of a concert piece.