The latest interviews about live + streaming theatre in Raleigh.
It is hard to believe that decades before Three Mile Island accident in Pennsylvania or the Chernobyl disaster in Ukraine, there were thousands of young women, many of them teenagers, who were exposed to radium in dial factories in the United States and around the world.
t might surprise theater fans that Tony-nominated Ramin Karimloo's playlist includes an eclectic mix of Colm Wilkinson, the alt-rock band The Tragically Hip, and North Carolina's own, The Avett Brothers.
Before Danai Gurira exploded on the big screen earlier this year as Okoye in the movie BLACK PANTHER, she made history with her play ECLIPSED.
Christina Rosetti's poem 'The Goblin Market,' explores the themes of temptation, sacrifice, and the loss of innocence and has been the subject of varied interpretations and creative adaptations ever since its publication in 1862.
In the past, immersive theater productions were something seen in bigger cities.
Mya Ison is still beaming after spending a week in New York for The Jimmy Awards, the National High School Musical Theatre Awards that celebrate the best in high school musical talent.
PIPPIN is the story of a young prince trying to find the meaning of life.
This week, Lea Michele hits the road for the second leg of her LM/DC tour with "Glee" co-star Darren Criss.
It's been a busy week for Emmy and Tony Award-winning actress and singer Kristin Chenoweth.
This week, The Women's Theatre Festival opens its third season, Women Are Heroes, with Sheila Callaghan's Crumble (Lay Me Down Justin Timberlake).
Can't wait for Hamilton to come to Durham next fall? This weekend, Raleigh theater lovers can enjoy the music of Hamilton at Burning Coal Theatre's songfest, Hamiltunes.
Timothy Tyson's book, BLOOD DONE SIGN MY NAME, chronicles his family's journey living in Oxford, NC in 1970, just after Henry 'Dickie' Marrow, an African American Army vet, was shot, beaten, and killed by three white men.
Robert Askins' Tony Award nominated play Hand to God is about a puppet ministry in Texas that goes awry when a sock puppet wreaks havoc on the church, the pastor, and the other kids.
This week, North Carolina Theatre pays tribute to Janis Joplin and her influences by bringing Randy Johnson's 2014 Tony Award nominated A Night with Janis Joplin to the AJ Fletcher Opera House.
COLIN CLOUD considers himself more Sherlock Holmes than DAVID COPPERFIELD.
Mike McLean leads the national tour of THE SOUND OF MUSIC back to Durham April 20.
Lauren Kennedy started her career at the North Carolina Theatre, having performed in many of their productions since she was 7 years old.
Coming to the Garner Performing Arts Center on November 12th as part of their Broadway Voices series is Three-Time Tony Nominee Rebecca Luker.
Coming back to the Durham Performing Arts Center from February 16th-March 20th is the Tony Award winning Broadway musical, THE LION KING! Featuring Ben Lipitz in the role of Pumbaa, a role originated on screen by Ernie Sabella and on Broadway by Tom Alan Robbins.
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Almost Like A Dance Carolina Theater Workshop (6/26-6/27) |
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The Notebook – The Musical Durham Performing Arts Center (7/14-7/14) |
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C.S. Lewis' The Screwtape Letters Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts (9/12-9/13) |
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Danger! Burning Coal Theatre Company (6/27-6/27) |
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Hair in Concert Fred Fletcher Park Amphitheatre (7/04-7/04) |
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The Phantom of the Opera DPAC (5/26-6/06) |
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SWAN LAKE by The United European Ballet Company R. J. Reynolds Auditorium (10/13-10/13) |
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Mrs. Doubtfire DPAC (10/30-11/01) |
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One Noble Journey Temple Theatre (1/28-1/31) |
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Hadestown (Non-Equity) Durham Performing Arts Center (3/05-3/07) |
