William Dehorney

The Durham Performing Arts Center  has currently suspended all performances, due to the coronavirus pandemic. But, DPAC is still offering fans a small taste of the arts on their Youtube channel DPACLive and their other social media pages by offering IG Live interviews with Broadway stars, virtual backstage tours, Zoom masterclasses, and more!

THE GREEN ROOM 42 - Broadway's newest intimate concert venue - will present the second installation of the four-part song cycle These Four Years from composer/lyricist Will Thomason on Tuesday, December 11 at 11:oo PM. The concert will feature Katy Geraghty (Groundhog Day), Travis Kent (Disaster!), Melissa Rose Hirsch (The Mad Ones), Cassandra Hlong, DJ Plunkett, William DeHorney, and Chance Brayman, with direction by Ryan James Monroe. With Thomason on piano, Christina Morgan on percussion, and Karl Amundson on guitar, part 2 of These Four Years will leave the audience reflecting on the past, and hopeful for the future.

Just last night, Transport Group presented a benefit concert of the classic 1954 Comden & Green/Charlap & Leigh musical, Peter Pan. The evening, which was hosted by drag legend, Tony-nominated playwright, and Golden Age aficionado Charles Busch (The Divine Sister, The Tale of The Allergist's Wife), featured a cast that includes three-time Tony nominee Carolee Carmello (Finding Neverland), Drama Desk nominee Rachel Bay Jones (Dear Evan Hansen), Hannah Elless (Bright Star), Ann Harada (Cinderella), three-time Tony nominee Marc Kudisch (Hand to God), Tony nominee Tony Sheldon (Pricilla, Queen of the Desert), Paul Slade Smith (Finding Neverland), Drama Desk nominee Elizabeth Stanley (On the Town), Betsy Morgan(First Daughter Suite), Alexandra Silber (Fiddler on the Roof), D.C. Anderson (Queen of the Mist), OBIE Winner David Greenspan (The Patsy, The Royal Family), Ivory McKay, Doug Shapiro (Once Upon a Mattress), Tim Dolan (Altar Boyz), Patrick Boll (Mamma Mia), Richard Costa (Once Upon a Mattress), Ruthie Ann Miles (The King and I, Here Lies Love) and Tony nominee Mary Testa (First Daughter Suite, Xanadu).