SGS Supper Club Buys Isis Theater in Fort Worth

Taylor Sheridan's investment company plans to convert the closed 1913 Fort Worth Stockyards theater into a 1920s-inspired Texas supper club.

Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Dining Out

Photograph of a weathered brick early-twentieth-century facade with arched dark windows and an empty steel marquee frame on a quiet Texas street at golden hour. — The former Isis Theater in Fort Worth's Stockyards district was bought in December 2025 by a company owned by Taylor Sheridan, David Glasser, and Dan Schryer for a 1920s-style supper club. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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SGS Supper Club, owned by Taylor Sheridan, David Glasser, and Dan Schryer, purchased the Isis Theater at 2401 N. Main St. in December 2025, according to Tarrant County Appraisal District records. The company plans to transform the shuttered venue into a 1920s-inspired Texas supper club.

Why it matters

The Isis Theater closed in late November 2023 after $5.3 million in loan defaults and delinquent taxes under previous management, leaving the historic building idle. Its revival is expected to draw visitors to the North Main Street corridor in Fort Worth.

Tarrant County Appraisal District records confirm the December 2025 purchase, and the venue's 500-seat capacity and 1913 construction date are the baseline for the planned conversion. No opening date has been set, and the owners have not published a renovation budget.

The players

Taylor Sheridan

Taylor Sheridan is a television writer, producer and actor known for creating the Paramount Network series Yellowstone and its franchise spinoffs.

The details

The 1913 building was destroyed by fire in 1935 and rebuilt in art deco style, reopening as the New Isis Theater in 1936. It closed in 1988, reopened as Downtown Cowtown at the Isis in 2021 under Jeffrey Smith and Debbie Garrett-Smith, and closed again in late November 2023. Sheridan also bought the nearby Cattlemen's Steakhouse in summer 2025.

1913: The Isis Theater is built in Victorian style.
1935: A fire destroys the building, which is rebuilt in art deco style.
December 2025: SGS Supper Club purchases the theater.
Late November 2023: The theater closes.

Market Landscape

The Stockyards district has increasingly drawn investors who convert its century-old buildings into dining and entertainment venues, and the Isis project follows that pattern. Sheridan's earlier Cattlemen's Steakhouse purchase suggests a broader push to anchor the corridor with concept-driven restaurants.

Diners will not be able to visit the supper club until construction is complete, and no opening date has been announced. Residents planning Stockyards outings should expect the corridor's dining options to change as the project proceeds.

The takeaway

Historic venues in the Stockyards are being repurposed as destination dining, so readers who value the district's heritage can expect more themed restaurants in the coming years. Watch for opening-date announcements before planning a visit.