Lormarev Jones News

On the darkest night of the year, residents of a secluded Kentucky town gather at local pub, The Gnarly Stump, to share ghost stories and songs.

This world premiere commissioned by Know Theatre pairs an original tale from the writers behind Know's Saturday the 14th (2015) and We Will Rise: Stories from the Afghan Women's Writing Project (2012 & 2014) with music and lyrics from Paul Strickland, local fringe favorite and author of The Trailer Park Trilogy (2013-2016), My Messed Upera (2016), and co-author of Andy's House of [blank] (2015).

Two Triangle theatre artists, Katja Hill and Lormarev Jones, join forces on July 28 & 29, 2013 to present a pair of solo shows at Common Ground Theatre. Jones and Hill, both deeply entrenched in the Triangle theatre scene, bring their own brand of humor and insight to their productions. Each show presents its own separate theme, and will be divided by an intermission.

Common Ground Theatre (www.cgtheatre.com) is a performance and teaching space located in west Durham, offering performing arts and educational groups a flexible, well-equipped alternative space. The Theatre provides a convenient venue for Triangle audiences to experience the diversity of our area's arts and educational offerings.

Dames at Sea comes ashore tonight, July 5-15 at the Kennedy Theater in Raleigh with Broadway's Todd Michel Smith* (Hairspray) at the helm of the ship's cast. Check out photos from the production below!

Dames at Sea comes ashore tonight, July 5 through July 15 at the Kennedy Theater in Raleigh with Broadway's Todd Michel Smith* (Hairspray) at the helm of the ship's cast.

Dames at Sea comes ashore July 5-15 at the Kennedy Theater in Raleigh with Broadway's Todd Michel Smith* (Hairspray) at the helm of the ship's cast.

Important lessons about disability, friendship and self-confidence are explored in the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park's hilarious production of WHAT'S BUGGIN' GREG by Darrah Cloud. It will perform Off the Hill at 14 community arts centers across the region from October 1 through October 29.

Important lessons about disability, friendship and self-confidence are explored in the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park's hilarious production of WHAT'S BUGGIN' GREG by Darrah Cloud. It will perform Off the Hill at 14 community arts centers across the region from today through October 29.

Important lessons about disability, friendship and self-confidence are explored in the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park's hilarious production of WHAT'S BUGGIN' GREG by Darrah Cloud. It will perform Off the Hill at 14 community arts centers across the region from October 1 through October 29.

A little bit burlesque, a little bit farce and a whole lot funny, Mark Twain's Is He Dead? will be performed by Deep Dish Theater Company October 22 to November 13.

A little bit burlesque, a little bit farce and a whole lot funny, Mark Twain's Is He Dead? will be performed by Deep Dish Theater Company now until November 13. This witty satire, adapted by David Ives and directed by Marc Williams, continues the company's tenth season at University Mall.

A little bit burlesque, a little bit farce and a whole lot funny, Mark Twain's Is He Dead? will be performed by Deep Dish Theater Company October 22 to November 13.

A little bit burlesque, a little bit farce and a whole lot funny, Mark Twain's Is He Dead? will be performed by Deep Dish Theater Company October 22 to November 13.

A little bit burlesque, a little bit farce and a whole lot funny, Mark Twain's Is He Dead? will be performed by Deep Dish Theater Company October 22 to November 13.

Common Ground Theatre Presents BRIDES OF THE MOON BY THE FIVE LESBIAN BROTHERS. The show is directed by Cynthia Cahill and runs July 8-10, 15-17 at 8:00 p.m.

Common Ground Theatre Presents BRIDES OF THE MOON BY THE FIVE LESBIAN BROTHERS. The show is directed by Cynthia Cahill and runs July 8-10, 15-17 at 8:00 p.m.

Common Ground Theatre Presents BRIDES OF THE MOON BY THE FIVE LESBIAN BROTHERS. The show is directed by Cynthia Cahill and runs July 8-10, 15-17 at 8:00 p.m.

Burning Coal Theatre Company's production of Ragni, Rado and McDermott's HAIR will let its final rays of sunshine in on Sunday, September 27, 2009. The show, which debuted on Broadway in 1968, conjures the essence of peace and love demonstrated by the hippie counterculture movement over 40 years ago.

Burning Coal Theatre Company's production of Ragni, Rado and McDermott's HAIR will let its final rays of sunshine in on Sunday, September 27, 2009. The show, which debuted on Broadway in 1968, conjures the essence of peace and love demonstrated by the hippie counterculture movement over 40 years ago.