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DVA offers family-friendly programs that are available to tour local schools, churches and libraries. Please Check Back Soon for Future Family Programming! |
DVA Productions, Inc. is proud to announce its 2011-2012 Inaugural Season! This season is appropriately subtitled, “There’s No Place Like Home!” For three years DVA has been a “gypsy troupe” utilizing varied performance spaces in which to produce their main stage productions. Beginning fall, 2011their new home will be located at Pantagleize Theater, 1400 Henderson Street Bldg #3, Ft. Worth, TX 76102. This season will consist of two original musicals and two non-musicals, all of which are sure to entertain you! |
A series of one-night events geared toward adult audiences. These events will occur once per month (during non-production months), and will vary from comedy shows to open mic nights. It is DVA’s way of providing fun entertainment for our community at a price which is easily affordable.
Please Check Back for our next DVA After Dark Event or click the link at the top of the page to sign up to receive our email updates!
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Billie's Blues November 11-20, 2011 Written by diannetucker. Directed by Sheran Goodspeed Keyton REVIEWS! Pegasus News Check out a preview clip below |
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The Laramie Project March 2-11, 2012 Written by Moisés Kaufman and members of the Tectonic Theater Project. Directed by Sheran Goodspeed Keyton Assistant Director - Abel Baldazo |
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A Big Girl's Guide to Love May 18-27, 2012 Written by Jennifer Porter Kennard Directed by Sheran Goodspeed Keyton |
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I'm Every Woman 2: Divas and Duets July 20-29, 2012 Conceived by Sheran Goodspeed Keyton Director TBA |
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WHAT WE DO!
DVA Productions, Inc. was founded in 2008 by DFW artist Sheran Goodspeed Keyton. Our mission is to help develop and increase the awareness of the performing and cultural arts in the Fort Worth community. There are many factors of life with which members of the community must deal. Though they vary in degrees amongst different cultures, backgrounds and social classes; these factors and the need for open and creative dialog are common to each of the groups. The programs address issues of interracial struggles and acceptance (extremely pertinent in 2011), inter-generational relationships, growth and progress in African American communities, strengthening communication between adults and youth, acceptance of people's differences, and many more. They also celebrate the joys and triumphs of the members of the community; and tell those stories through song and dance. DVA Productions is proud to be a part of:  |
Featured Video A clip from Billie's Blues, DVA's Season Premiere    |
DONATIONS
We must continue to progress! To do that, DVA Productions, Inc. needs your financial support! As a nonprofit organization donations are vital to our success. Your donation (of any amount) will directly impact the lives of students by giving DVA the resources needed to continue carrying out our mission and reaching our goal. Your donation is tax-deductible, and will be followed by a donation letter for your tax records. Your generosity and support is sincerely appreciated. Thank you for allowing DVA Productions, Inc. to continue to provide quality entertainment with a purpose. To make donations to our educational outreach programs or for general operating support, please click below. Your tax-deductible donation is appreciated, and a receipt will be mailed to you for your tax records.  |