Carolina Performing Arts increased funding threefold in preparation for two new spaces
By Morgan Vickers | Mar. 30, 2016In one year, Carolina Performing Arts tripled the donations they received.
Read More »In one year, Carolina Performing Arts tripled the donations they received.
Read More »Lauren Farrington, now a sophomore, took a first-year art seminar in spring and attended a dance show at Memorial Hall with her class. After attending a show with her class, she and a friend decided to attend an orchestra show.
Read More »At 79 years old, Buddy Guy still rocks just as hard as the rest of them.
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Read More »Emil Kang, executive and artistic director of Carolina Performing Arts, has been appointed to serve on the selection committee of the Institute of International Education’s new Artist Protection Fund, the same fund that sponsors the Fulbright Scholar Program.
Read More »Chancellor Carol Folt took the stage at Memorial Hall Wednesday morning, addressing the Carolina Performing Arts advisory board, members of the Board of Trustees, UNC academic leadership, local school and community leaders and Chapel Hill artists and art advocates in the room.
Read More »Carolina Performing Arts’ eleventh season was announced Wednesday and will feature 42 diverse performances bringing international and local performers to the stage.
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To Wendy Whelan, the show is like getting on a ride she can’t get off.
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Lovers of Shakespeare have been given a chance to witness a production that picks up where one of the playwright’s most well-known works leaves off.
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The silhouette of 72-year-old Milton Nascimento shuffled onto centre-stage. There was an uncomfortable silence at watching a man that seemed past his best.
Read More »Five-time Grammy Award winner and one of the youngest members in the Blues Hall of Fame, Robert Cray and his band are coming to Memorial Hall today to showcase their unique style.
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He may be a world-renowned musician, but Wynton Marsalis still likes to jazz things up.
Read More »At first glance, Carolina Performing Arts’ project to bridge the arts and academics might seem too simple to require an $800,000 grant.
Read More »Emil Kang knew he wanted to dial down Carolina Performing Arts’ 2013-14 season after “The Rite of Spring at 100.”
Read More »Carolina Performing Arts’ next season will include performances by dance company Compagnie Kafig, string quartet Brooklyn Rider, the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra with Gianandrea Noseda, and others.
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Tonight Carolina Performing Arts celebrates a different rite of spring — with a greater multitude of colors.
Read More »Carolina Performing Arts is bringing 15 of today’s most prominent jazz musicians to campus on Sunday.
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“A Rite,” a collaborative venture between theater legend Anne Bogart and choreographer Bill T. Jones, held its world premiere Saturday, after weather halted the Friday showing.
Read More »Carolina Performing Arts’ “The Rite of Spring at 100” series might not have culminated in a riot in 2012, but the series is off to a fiery start.
Read More »Carolina Performing Arts officials never expected a scandal. But the organization that has brought the likes of Bela Fleck and Yo-Yo Ma to UNC is under the scrutiny of the State Bureau of Investigation for mishandling ticket revenue.
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