UNC alumnus pens novels as 'an entertainment'
Wisner Washam was walking across campus in 1952 when he noticed a sign tacked up on a tree — “Auditions for announcers for the new radio station.”
Wisner Washam was walking across campus in 1952 when he noticed a sign tacked up on a tree — “Auditions for announcers for the new radio station.”
Jeffery Beam never thought he would be able to book Historic Playmakers Theatre for his thank you poetry reading.
After a virtually empty performance schedule this January, featuring only Brooklyn Rider and the Knights, Carolina Performing Arts is hosting four shows by three different groups in a span of six days.
LAB! Theatre’s next production will take audiences back to the 1990s — criminal style.
Chapel Hill native Michael Galinsky’s film, “Battle for Brooklyn,” is a documentary that zooms in on New York City’s demolition of a Brooklyn community to make way for a basketball stadium and real estate development.
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