Is the extension of every undecidable theory undecidable? While it is not the case that the extension of every decidable theory is decidable, is it true that:

the extension of every undecidable theory undecidable?

In other words, given an undecidable theory A, is it enough to show 

$$A \subseteq B$$

to prove that B is undecidable?
No. A theory is a set of theorems. The set of all formulas is a decidable theory and it is an extension of all theories, including undecidable ones. It is also very inconsistent and thus useless in practice, but it is a counter-example to your claim.