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Learning a new skill can be intimidating, but Arts Everywhere hopes to create a comfortable atmosphere for students to explore their creative side.
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Learning a new skill can be intimidating, but Arts Everywhere hopes to create a comfortable atmosphere for students to explore their creative side.
CORRECTION: A previous version of the story misstated Ava Pukatch's role at UNC Student Television. Pukatch is the assistant station manager. The article has been updated to reflect the change. The Daily Tar Heel apologizes for the error.
Leslie Andrea Williams started dancing at age 3, studied ballet at Juilliard and has trained under acclaimed dancers. She joined Martha Graham Dance Company after being inspired by the choreographer's work, and Thursday she will perform at "The EVE Project" in Memorial Hall.
Breaking out in the hip-hop scene is sometimes difficult, but Friday at Local 506, We Rhyme Too wants to create a safe environment for artists.
Sometimes passion is ingrained in our subconscious when we are young and other times it takes the shape of an opportunity arbitrarily stumbled upon later in life. For a few students at UNC, this passion is costume design, but their paths to finding their enthusiasm for the art all look very different.
Preparing for a role in a play can be an intense experience. It requires an actor physically and mentally adapting themselves into the mind and body of another person. Even more challenging is performing this process seven times for one show. This is true in seven-character, one-actor play "The Amish Project."
Student theater is an ever-changing environment.
Networking in any professional circle can be difficult to navigate, but Triangle ArtWorks is trying to remedy that for local artists. The organization is hosting an Arts Marketing Meetup on Saturday, Nov. 16 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Imbibe in Chapel Hill.
Student playwrights have often struggled to have their work seen on college campuses, but LAB! Theatre Company is working to change that. LAB! is putting on New Works November, a series of shows composed of script readings written by student playwrights every Friday throughout November.
A story of womanhood, the struggles of finding love and the importance of a good dance number collide to create Company Carolina’s production of “Sweet Charity.” The show is running from Nov.1-3 at CURRENT ArtSpace in Chapel Hill.
Greek mythology, astrological exploration and good old-fashioned Halloween fun collide to create the Moonlight Madness event at the Morehead Planetarium and Science Center on Sunday, Oct. 27.
You might have heard of the distinguished 19th century composers Robert Schumann and Felix Mendelssohn, but the UNC department of music has put together a concert highlighting the music of their wives and other female composers.
Editor's note (10/20): Due to a Plumbing issue at Lyon Park Durham Parks and Recreation is postponing Disable the Label until the spring.
One photo portrays a silhouette floating in a pool of shimmery beams of natural light. Another displays strips of individual photographs patched together to contrive a diverse amalgam of people.
Geometric ceramic jars, restructured silk kimonos and encaustic wax-dipped paper might not seem like complementary works of art, but six local artists have combined these different pieces to curate the 6@FRANK exhibit at Chapel Hill’s FRANK Gallery, on display until Oct. 5.
A group of comedians is partnering with the National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League of North Carolina, also known as NARAL Pro-Choice North Carolina, for the Abort Mission comedy benefit at Durham’s Durty Bull Brewing Company on Wednesday, Sept. 25 from 8 to 10 p.m.