CHARLOTTE THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 29

Live arts performances in Charlotte have been shut down since March since the health crisis, and groups such as the symphony, ballet and opera have been fighting to stay afloat.

Meow Mix? Kit Kat? Band-Aid? All the jingles you know and love were written by one illustrious, yet unknown, man.

The Magnetic Theatre is proud to present Black When I Was A Boy, a hilarious, heart-breaking, and wondrous show about facing racism with creativity and ingenuity.

Due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, Central Piedmont Theatre will perform three productions virtually this fall, bringing live, local theatre into the homes of theatre aficionados across the region, state and country, for free.

Due to COVID-19, the season which was to include Puccini's politically driven Tosca, Douglas Tappin's acclaimed drama about the Rev.

The Carolina Theatre is rescheduling the 9th Annual Command Performance Benefit Gala with Wynonna & The Big Noise to Thursday, April 22, 2021.

Flat Rock Playhouse's Studio 52 is offering virtual classes this fall for students near and far.

The Grey Eagle has announced its first pair of drive-in style concerts featuring full band performances from master mandolinist Sam Bush on Sunday, September 20 and 9-time IBMA Entertainer of the Year Del McCoury on Saturday, October 3.

While most theatres have grown dark in 2020 there is one interesting exception: Spring Theatre, a youth focused community theatre located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

Flat Rock Playhouse will be a partner theatre for The Breath Project and is seeking submissions to the archive.

The Greensboro Symphony Orchestra has postponed or rescheduled the following events and performances held at the Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts.

Flat Rock Playhouse welcomes Anna Kimmell as the new Director of Education for Studio 52.

Central Piedmonta??s Overcash Gallery will exhibit a?oeReconvene,a?? a solo exhibition, by Keith Bryant, beginning Oct.

Winston-Salem Symphony has announced its reimagined upcoming season.

The show goes outside for Carolina Mall Cinema's new drive-in theater addition, reports the Charlotte Observer.

Charlotte Ballet has announced the cancellation of its December production of The Nutcracker.

Comic Brian Regan is bringing his comedy show back on the road.

The Charlotte Film Society announced that a new art house theater is in development, The Charlotte Observer reports.

Theatre Charlotte's new Grand Nights for Singing: Parking Lot Performance Series will take place Fridays in July and August.

The Charlotte Symphony announced today that David Fisk has been named President and Chief Executive Officer of the Charlotte Symphony, to begin on August 31, 2020.

After a successful June of in-person camps, Spring Theatre's team will offer additional safe arts opportunities for aspiring theatrical artisit during the month of July!

There is nothing more invigorating than the beginning of a new production, and Lee Street theatre is extremely proud and working hard to bring back audiences with 9 to 5 the musical, based on the 20th Century film including songs and lyrics by Dolly Parton and book by Patricia Resnick.

Lock-In, a feature-length independent comedy film shot at a social distance during COVID-19 as a part of Spring Theatre's Digital Performance Project, premiered one month ago on the theatre's YouTube page.

The Charlotte Motor Speedway will be transformed into a drive-in movie theater, The Charlotte Patch reports.

Chancellor Brian Cole has announced two appointments to leadership positions in the School of Music at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts (UNCSA).