BWW Reviews: Humor and Heart Punctuate URINETOWN
Hot Summer Nights | Theatre Raleigh's Urinetown is the latest resident of Duke Energy Center for the Performing Arts's A.
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BWW Reviews: GOD OF CARNAGE Brings Real Drama to Raleigh
Two sets of parents talking about an incident on the playground.
Photo Flash: Triangle Rising Star Awards
On June 2, the best and brightest from area high schools gathered together at the 2013 Triangle Rising Star Awards, honoring the best in high school musical theater.
The TEAM Creates New Work in Chapel Hill
Recently, the theater company called the TEAM did some work in Chapel Hill, as part of a residency program with PlayMakers Repertory Company.
BWW Reviews: Old-Fashioned Fun at I DO! I DO!
Currently showing at Hot Summer Nights | Theatre Raleigh, the 1966 Musical I Do! I Do! Follows a married couple throughout the journey of their marriage, from their wedding night in their new home, to the day they move out of that home fifty years later.
BWW Reviews: SISTER ACT Lifts Spirits in Durham
The lauded film-turned-hit-Broadway-musical Sister Act has come to town and is playing at the Durham Performing Arts Center.
BWW Reviews: Raleigh Natives Shine in NC Theatre's THE DROWSY CHAPERONE
It's an old-fashioned musical - with a twist.
BWW Reviews: Fabulous and Heartwarming, PRISCILLA Takes on Durham
Durham just got a whole lot more glittery!
BWW Interviews: PRISCILLA's Wade McCollum Discusses the Show as it Rolls into Durham
Get out your most sparkly shoes, because Priscilla, Queen of the Desert is headed for Durham.
BWW Reviews: SPELLING BEE Gets Big Laughs in Downtown Raleigh
The current production at Hot Summer Nights | Theatre Raleigh, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee follows a group of kids (played by adults) as they navigate the fiercely competitive pre-teen spelling circuit.
BWW Reviews: UNIVERSES' SPRING TRAINING Brings New Perspective to Chapel Hill
Closing out the 2012-2013 season at PlayMakers Repertory Company is the world premeire of Spring Training, a commissioned work by UNIVERSES, as a part of their prc2 line-up.
BWW Reviews: THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST is Jolly Fun in Raleigh
The cast is truly an ensemble, but as Algernon Moncrieff, Gus Allen anchors the play with poise and consistency.
BWW Reviews: RUINED Brings Africa to the Triangle
Burning Coal Theatre Company's ambitious production of Ruined tells of the lives of women in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
BWW Reviews: Relevant and Masterful CABARET at PlayMakers Rep
PlayMakers Repertory Company in Chapel Hill is currently staging a production of Kander and Ebb's 1967 Tony Award-winning best musical Cabaret that is racy, dazzling, and thought-provoking.
BWW Reviews: TIGERS BE STILL is Quirky Fun in Raleigh
The Actors Comedy Lab and Raleigh Little Theatre present playwright Kim Rosenstock's Tigers Be Still, a dark but hilarious tale of depression, grief, and escaped zoo animals.
BWW Reviews: THE INNOCENTS is a Strong Debut for Common Wealth Endeavors
The theater scene in the Triangle is thriving, and a brand new theater company is jumping into the mix.
BWW Reviews: Little Green Pig Brings Absurdism to the Triangle with DERKLÖWNSCHPANKENEFFEKT
The Little Green Pig Theatrical Concern is staging two pieces from the canon of the Theatre of the Absurd, both by Polish playwright S?awomir Mro?ek.
BWW Reviews: ANYTHING GOES is a Hit in Durham
The 2011 Tony Award-winning Best Revival has docked in Durham and brings honest-to-goodness Broadway talent to the Triangle.
BWW Review: One-Actor Show NOCTURNE Keeps Momentum with Mortall Coile and Burning Coal
One-actor shows are such a specific kind of challenge - how does one actor keep up the momentum? How does one actor keep the show lively and engaging? How does one actor memorize over an hour and a half of text? I certainly don't know the answers to any of those questions, but luckily actor Jesse R.
BWW Reviews: CLYBOURNE PARK Tackles Big Issues in Chapel Hill
PlayMakers Repertory Company is unafraid to tackle big issues, issues that are polarizing, issues which make audiences uncomfortable.
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