Arts programs increase budgets for 2012-13 year
In an era of continuous budget cuts, campus arts organizations have made strides to become more self-sufficient, taking on larger budgets and projects. ...
Read More »In an era of continuous budget cuts, campus arts organizations have made strides to become more self-sufficient, taking on larger budgets and projects. ...
Read More »The National Theatre of Scotland, which performed two years ago in Memorial Hall, is returning to UNC to open Carolina Performing Arts’ new season.
Read More »All the world’s a stage, and Carolina Performing Arts is one of the major players this year.
Read More »The first showing of “The Rite of Spring” in 1913 elicited audience participation — but not on purpose.
Read More »Ellen James, the marketing manager for Carolina Performing Arts, is pursuing a job offer with the Duke School of Nursing. Her last day with Carolina Performing ...
Read More »Carolina Performing Arts will bring nine world premieres and two U.S. premieres from around the globe to the Memorial Hall stage in its 2012-2013 season. ...
Read More »One of UNC’s own has been nominated by President Barack Obama to serve on the National Council on the Arts.
Read More »The recipients of Grammy Awards in nine categories — the most in the awards’ history — will play tonight in Memorial Hall.
Read More »Within two weeks, Carolina Performing Arts is presenting two very different ballets.
Read More »In the span of a week, the music of Senegal, European youth and some of America’s finest jazz musicians will grace the stage of Memorial Hall.
Read More »A warmly lit green room with walls covered in framed posters of iconic plays, ballets and music performances buzzes with French chatter.
Read More »After months of midnight rehearsals and hours of practice, four dance groups will showcase their work this weekend at Memorial Hall, with tickets free ...
Read More »Shana Moulton has an alter ego named Cynthia, an agoraphobic hypochondriac who lives in her own virtual environment.
Read More »Tori Ralston was walking down the aisle of a thrift store when a couple of puppets caught her eye. A graduate student studying sculpture at the University ...
Read More »In September, an intriguing line-up of modern American stories and commissioned premieres will begin for PlayMakers Repertory Company.
Read More »Audiences in Gerrard Hall this weekend aren’t expected to simply watch, applaud and leave.
Read More »This month is relatively empty for Carolina Performing Arts. Rather than its usual four or five performances per month, Carolina Performing Arts presented ...
Read More »Brooklyn Rider has performed in the Library of Congress, New York nightclubs and the Todai-ji Temple in Japan.
Read More »Though showing tonight at Historic Playmakers Theatre, Jared Mezzocchi’s one-man show — “Poppa, God Bless” — isn’t complete. The performance ...
Read More »Carolina Performing Arts is presenting the world premiere of magician Rick Thomas’ updated “Nutcracker” this weekend at Memorial Hall.
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