Texas in Paris tickets
About Texas in Paris
Two very different people are invited to Paris to bring the music of the “real Texas” to a French audience. A Black nanny singing a cappella spirituals and a white cowboy performing country hymns and songs of the Old West. They’ve never met. Never shared a stage together. Two people uneasy with each other who have a conversation in music and an unexpected dialogue about race they never thought they could have.
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Start date
January 14th, 2027
End date
February 28th, 2027
Stars on stage
Reeve Carney
Lillias White
Texas in Paris cast and creative team
By: Alan Govenar
Songs by: Alan Govenar
Director: Akin Babatundé
Cast list: Reeve Carney (as John Burrus) and Lillias White (as Osceola Mays)
Sets: Jim Morgan
Costumes: Christopher Vergara
Lighting: Alan C. Edwards
Sound: Jon Weston
Other info: Music supervision and arrangements by Amy Jones, wig and makeup design by Jared Janas, projection design by Jason Johnson-Spinos, community outreach by Marcia Pendleton
Venue
Accessibility
Wheelchair access, assisted listening devices; open caption, audio described, and ASL performances
Frequently asked questions
Which theatre is Texas in Paris at?
Texas in Paris is at New York's Pershing Square Signature Center, which is located at 480 West 42nd Street, New York, 10036.
How do you get tickets for Texas in Paris?
Check the top of this page for current availability on Texas in Paris tickets on TodayTix.
Who is the writer of Texas in Paris?
The writer of Texas in Paris is Alan Govenar.
Who composed the music and lyrics for Texas in Paris?
The music and lyrics for Texas in Paris were composed by Alan Govenar.
Who is the director of Texas in Paris?
Akin Babatundé is the director of Texas in Paris.
Who stars in Texas in Paris?
Texas in Paris stars Reeve Carney (as John Burrus) and Lillias White (as Osceola Mays).
How long is Texas in Paris on for?
Tickets for Texas in Paris are available through 28 February 2027 — check the calendar for the latest availability.
Is Texas in Paris accessible?
Wheelchair access, assisted listening devices; open caption, audio described, and ASL performances
