Chandra J.
10/26/2019
Had such an amazing time! Very intimate theater with an amazing history. I think that there are probably 70 seats?!? My mom and I saw "Single Black Female" with last night and we loved it. Very...
Jubilee Theatre
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506 Main St
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Jubilee Theatre, founded in 1981 by Rudy and Marian Eastman, is the original home of African-American theater in North Texas. With a rich history dating back to its incorporation in 1982, Jubilee Theatre continues to showcase a diverse lineup of productions that celebrate African-American culture and storytelling.
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Jubilee Theatre relies on community support to thrive and bring engaging performances to audiences. With a commitment to showcasing the talents of African-American artists, Jubilee Theatre offers a unique cultural experience in the heart of Fort Worth, Texas.
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Nicole B.
8/13/2023
I attended the play of The Color Purple. The cast was great, with great voices and an ability to captivate the audience and replica the movie. I enjoyed that they celebrate Dallas natives and help...
Christy T.
1/31/2023
No bathroom on site and no intermission. That's ridiculous. We didn't find this out until we were already seated and had to forfeit our tickets as they will not let you back in the theater once...
Eugene L.
1/16/2024
Fine theatre. Come in out and have a good time. Hear the strivings of the souls of Black folk.
Eric W.
1/4/2013
The Jubilee Theatre's Mission Statement is: To create and present theatrical works which reflect the African-American experience. From my perspective, they do this very well. The Jubilee is a...
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