$555 raised by 6 donors
2% complete
$30,000 Goal
Soul Rep Theatre exists to protect and progress the Black Theatre experience through enlightening entertainment.
We believe In a COLLECTIVE OF ARTISTS who use their craft to create sustainable cultural and economic opportunities to ultimately, build better selves and communities. In engaging the IMAGINATION of our audiences and shaping the IMAGINATION of a future generation of theatre artists. In honoring the SPIRIT of the creative process exemplified by those ancestor artists who laid the foundation for the Black Theater Movement. We provide a space to transform negative energy into creative energy and to give positive artistic energy a home. That the Soul Rep Theatre experience will always UPLIFT, EDUCATE, INSPIRE, and PERMEATE the SOULS of those we serve.
Soul Rep Theatre consistently provides a platform and voice for artists of color and women to share, grow, and thrive. We produce original works, regional premieres, classical pieces in the Black Theater canon and more. We also provide an array of arts educational programs for children, youth, and adults offered at no or low cost, with a focus on residents of South Dallas and the greater southern sector.
Help us celebrate 30 years of Soul Rep Theatre!
We’re raising $30,000 to support our exciting 2025/2026 season — our milestone 30th year!
For three decades, Soul Rep has been creating transformative, entertaining theatre that showcases the work of Black artists. This year’s season includes two incredible plays by August Wilson, a brand-new piece by a local Dallas playwright, and a New Play Festival featuring Soul Rep classics alongside fresh work from HBCU alumni and students.
Your support also helps fund our arts education programs, including Liberation Laboratory for youth and adult master classes in playwriting, acting, and directing.
By giving, you’re not just helping us create theatre — you’re helping us build the future of Black storytelling.
Join us. Be part of the legacy.
Soul Rep Theatre exists to protect and progress the Black Theatre experience through enlightening entertainment.
In wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, growing protests, city-wide budget cuts, and a deteriorating economy, Soul Rep joined three other area theater companies to establish the BIPOC Arts Coalition, an effort to serve as a platform and advocate for equitable treatment of BIPOC artists and arts organizations in our city.
Organization name
Soul Rep Theatre Company
Causes
Arts & Humanities
Operating Budget
$100,000 - $249,999
Counties Served
Dallas
BIPOC Serving
Black or African American
BIPOC Leadership
Both the Executive Director/CEO and Board Chair
Address
3630 Harry Hines Blvd