A momentous confluence of events will bring a world premiere and an American premiere to the University of North Carolina School of the Arts (UNCSA) the weekend of April 5-7.
UNCSA will present the world premiere of David Rambo's Babbitt, adapted from the satirical novel by Sinclair Lewis, April 4-14, and the American premiere of Shakespeare's spirited comedy Much Ado About Nothing with Erich Wolfgang Korngold's complete score in a fully staged production March 29-April 7. Both productions will be presented on the UNCSA campus, located at 1533 South Main St., Winston-Salem."Only at a university such as ours can a weekend of ground-breaking stage productions such as these be fully realized," said UNCSA Chancellor John Mauceri, a world-renowned conductor with Grammy, Tony and Emmy awards to his credit. "With conservatories of drama, music, design & production, dance, and filmmaking, UNCSA has the unique capability to bring its expertise to bear on creating historically significant performances."
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