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Carolina Performing Arts sponsors Samuel Beckett plays

By Sarah Haderbache | November 1

Irish accents and wordplay will begin a four-day run tonight. Carolina Performing Arts is sponsoring the performance of two of Irish absurdist playwright ...

Chapel Hill arts organizations kept afloat with donor help

By Katelyn Trela | October 11

In the about 20 square miles that make up Chapel Hill sit three nationally acclaimed organizations dedicated to the arts, which act as three windows to ...

Four-time Grammy winner Griffey will perform at Memorial Hall

By Deborah Strange | September 28

The opening night for the opera “Of Mice and Men,” in Sydney, Australia, this July ended in a six-minute standing ovation. Four-time Grammy winner ...

Pauper Players will perform 'Guys and Dolls' at the Carrboro ArtsCenter in November

By Alexis Jordan | September 20

In lieu of a permanent stage, UNC’s Pauper Players have performed all over campus. But their Fall production of “Guys and Dolls” won’t be seen ...

Carolina Performing Arts maintains student ticket prices despite budget cuts

By Katelyn Trela | September 15

In 2005, Carolina Performing Arts was built on $10 student ticket prices. Six years later, despite a decline of millions of dollars in University funding, ...

R&B pioneers, Mavis Toussaint and Allen Toussaint, to perform at Memorial Hall

By Katelyn Trela | September 13

Mavis Staples and Allen Toussaint will both appear at Memorial Hall in a showcase of their contributions to the music industry.

Carolina Performing Arts gets $750,000 for ballet project

By Tariq Luthun | July 19

Two years might seem a long way away, but when it comes to centennial anniversaries, it’s never too early to start preparing.

Carolina Performing Arts’ single tickets go on sale July 5

By Tariq Luthun | June 29

When it comes to reeling in world-class performers, few rival the reputation held by Carolina Performing Arts.

Branford Marsalis comes back to UNC

By Tariq Luthun | April 20

Branford Marsalis may not be as famous as his brother, Wynton — but his musical chops are just as exciting. In his first performance with the North ...

Carolina Performing Arts announces 2011-12 season

By From staff and wire reports | April 12

Carolina Performing Arts revealed its new season of performances this weekend.

Photo: Chinese dance company to perform at Memorial

China’s first independent dance company to perform at UNC

By Grace Tatter | April 11

The first independent Chinese dance company will perform at Memorial Hall tonight and Wednesday. BeijingDance/LDTX specialize in modern dance and the ...

St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra stuns with epic evening

By Andy Thomason | April 5

Russian giants arrived in Chapel Hill on Tuesday night, as the St. Petersburg Philharmonic — Russia’s oldest symphonic ensemble — had a packed Memorial ...

Dutch dance group to perform at Memorial Hall

By Jess Broadbent | March 28

Though the Nederlands Dans Theater is on a world tour, their stop in North Carolina this week is the only place the innovative dance troupe will perform ...

‘John the Revelator’ spins Catholic mass

By Gloria Schoeberle | March 21

Tonight, string quartet ETHEL and vocal group Lionheart will perform a tailor-made composition from Phil Kline. Mixing modern sound with traditional music ...

Fairy tales at the center of ‘The Andersen Project’

By Tariq Luthun | March 16

Although Hans Christian Andersen is better known for stories other than the ones at the center of French-Canadian theater troupe Ex Machina’s “The ...

Famed pianist Leon Fleisher to play at Memorial Hall

By Katelyn Trela | March 2

Though pianist Fleisher lost the use of his right hand at age 36, that hasn’t stopped him from making a name as one of the most respected classical ...

Innovative dance circus thrills, stuns at UNC

By Katelyn Trela | March 1

Cirque Eloize has perfected the art of the near miss. The contemporary dance circus’ new show “iD,” now showing at Memorial Hall, is a terrifyingly ...

Cirque Eloize comes to Memorial Hall

By Michelle Lewis | February 28

Two rival gangs, fighting for the identity of a city. No, this isn’t “West Side Story.” This is Cirque Eloize’s “iD,” a modern mix of circus, ...

Alum ?nds voice in performance

By Abby Gerdes | January 27

UNC alumnus Sean McKeithan never meant to be a performer. But his current solo production, “On Breathing in the Barrel,” gives him a whole stage to ...

Junior Patrick Spaugh poses with the Shaolin Monks of “Sutra” as they tour UNC, one of two spots in which “Sutra” will perform in the U.S.

'Sutra' features Buddhist monks and western flair

By Atar Stav | November 9

“Sutra,” a performance that blends Eastern traditions with Western dance, will only be performed at two venues in the United States on this world ...