Dallas Theater Hosts Reading of 'Dot' by Colman Domingo

The one-night-only stage reading will feature a cast of local actors.

Mar. 29, 2026 at 5:00pm

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The Dallas Observer Theater is presenting a special one-night-only stage reading of the play 'Dot' by acclaimed playwright Colman Domingo. The reading will feature a cast of local Dallas-area actors and is open to the public.

Why it matters

Colman Domingo is a respected and award-winning playwright, actor, and director whose work often explores themes of family, identity, and the African American experience. This reading provides a rare opportunity for Dallas theatergoers to engage with Domingo's acclaimed work.

The details

The stage reading of 'Dot' will take place this Sunday evening at the Dallas Observer Theater. The play centers around a family gathering during the holiday season and the emotional complexities that arise. The reading will feature a cast of local Dallas actors who will bring Domingo's characters to life for one night only.

  • The stage reading of 'Dot' will take place on Sunday, March 29, 2026 at 7:00 PM.

The players

Colman Domingo

An acclaimed playwright, actor, and director known for his work exploring themes of family, identity, and the African American experience.

Dallas Observer Theater

A prominent local theater in Dallas, Texas that hosts a variety of productions and events.

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What they’re saying

“We're thrilled to bring Colman Domingo's powerful and poignant play to life for our Dallas audience. This reading promises to be a moving and thought-provoking theatrical experience.”

— Sarah Wilkins, Artistic Director, Dallas Observer Theater

What’s next

Tickets for the one-night-only stage reading of 'Dot' are on sale now through the Dallas Observer Theater's website.

The takeaway

This special event provides a unique opportunity for Dallas theatergoers to engage with the acclaimed work of Colman Domingo and experience the emotional depth and complexity of his family-centered drama.