A co-production with the amazing artists from Lyric Stage. Presented at The Moody Performance Hall with a full orchestra and large cast, Guys & Dolls is a true American classic.

Considered by many to be the perfect musical comedy, Guys and Dolls ran for 1,200 performances when it opened on Broadway in 1950. It received nearly unanimous positive reviews from critics and won a bevy of awards, including Tony Awards, Drama Desks, and Oliviers.

The production is rated PG.    

August 15-17
Moody Performance Hall

Guys & Dolls

Groundless Ground is a powerful concert that explores how we find strength, hope, and resilience when the world feels uncertain beneath us. Through bold and moving performances, we will celebrate women, the LGBTQ+ community, people of color, and immigrants, uplifting up voices that shine and deserve to be celebrated.

Marking the 25th anniversary of the landmark work Sing for the Cure, we will present selections from this beloved piece alongside the stirring Unbreakable song cycle, sharing the stories of our community and our movement.

With the Turtle Creek Chorale, The Women’s Chorus of Dallas, and a 30-piece orchestra, this one-night-only event is a musical testament to taking back your power, stepping out in faith, and finding strength in an ever changing world.

September 17
Meyerson Symphony Center

Groundless Ground

All is Calm

It was the year 1914, in the throes of World War 1, when, one frigid Christmas Eve, British and German troops laid down their arms, and gathered together in song, drink, and warmth to celebrate the holiday. It’s been known for years as “The Christmas Truce,” and continues to be a heartwarming and powerful story of our shared humanity.

In December, the Turtle Creek Chorale will not only tell this story through music, but share songs that remind us that, above all, this should be a season of peace, of understanding, love, family, and friendship.

This beloved annual tradition has been filling the hearts of patrons for 45 years, and we will continue to deliver traditional holiday favorites, new surprises, thrilling new works, and heartfelt moments.

Once again we present this series as part of a “Holiday Tour,” sharing the peace across the DFW metroplex. You won’t want to miss this touching and moving holiday musical and theatrical experience.

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Concert FAQ

  • There are three easy ways to purchase tickets to a TCC concert:

    Online: Tickets for all Chorale concerts are available for online purchase here.

    Phone: Tickets are available for purchase by phone at 214-526-3214.

    At a Concert: The Concert Box Office opens 1 hour prior to curtain for each performance.

  • We understand that your schedule may change. Generally, patrons are able to exchange their tickets for another performance of the same production; however, an exchange fee may be assessed. Season Subscription ticket holders and Ovation Society members may exchange their tickets with no additional fees. All tickets are non-refundable.

    To exchange your tickets, please contact the box office at 214-526-3214.

  • We are so sorry that you will miss the show! First, we would recommend that you see if a friend can use your tickets. We love to share our music with all!

    If you are unable to use or gift your tickets to a friend, you can donate your tickets back to Turtle Creek Chorale. Please contact the Box Office at 214-526-3214 to donate your tickets.

  • Yes! Groups of 10 or more may be eligible for a group rate. Please contact our Box Office at 214-526-3214 to make arrangements for your group to attend a performance.

  • Students are eligible to receive 50% off all tickets with valid student ID. Please call the Box Office at 214-526-3214 to purchase or come to the Concert Box Office 1 hour prior to show time.

  • There is no dress code for TCC concerts. Jeans are acceptable. As performance venues are often chilly, please dress for your convenience.