The Kenan Theatre Company will be putting on a One Acts Festival from Thursday, Nov. 21 to Monday, Nov. 25. The festival includes four one-act plays performed on the same set and stage.
"By the end of the night, we had a major reality check: however funny we think we are, we’re still not THAT funny."
The PIT Chapel Hill is hosting a comedy festival, consisting of five nights, 50 comedians and 25 improv groups. With the festival, the PIT hopes to spark a local interest in the comedy scene.
Local songwriters will be competing for the title of "Best Songwriter in the Triangle" on Sunday. The competition aims to give these musicians the chance to show an audience their talent and gain recognition.
“You can really tell when dance groups are friends, you can see it with the way they interact on a stage.”
“We’re doing our own, very special, what everyone is calling an ‘immersive experience.’”
A new take on "Swan Lake" is coming to Chapel Hill, rooted in folklore, the modern world and Irish influences.
UNC professor Bernie Herman is coming to Flyleaf Books to discuss his book about food in the Eastern Shore of Virginia.
What would your childhood self think of you now? Have you become someone you would have looked up to? For recent UNC grad Nick Trombetta, the answer is yes. The WXYC-reject turned musician talks about songwriting, bands dynamics and finding your path in life.
Larger theaters, like Duke Performing Arts Center, are implementing a variety of resources to help audience members with sensory issues, but smaller performance venues struggle to keep up due to costs.
Disney Plus launched this week, and for most people, that meant they could finally binge watch all the Avengers or Star Wars movies. For us, it meant we could finally watch "High School Musical: The Musical: The Series." No that wasn’t a typo, that is literally the name of the latest addition to the High School Musical canon. We didn’t believe it either.
An upcoming workshop hopes to provide free legal advice to aspiring artists. With high-costs associated with hiring attorneys, workshop owners hope that it can help kickstart careers.
The group will perform "CHiPs Reads The Daily Tar Heel" Tuesday night at Hamilton Hall.
Two musical groups are coming together to form a condcutorless band. The band will perform Nov. 19 at 8 p.m in Kenan Rehearsal Hall. The performance allows students to watch band members create music in harmony without formalized control.
4,000 pounds of molten iron will be poured into molds in the middle of Durham Central Park.
Cat's Cradle in Carrboro will be hosting "EddieFest" to honor the late Chapel Hill musician Eddie Watkins and raise awareness for suicide prevention.
The competition will consist of 16 dance teams from across the nation.
Triangle ArtWorks is hosting an Arts Marketing Meetup to create opportunities for local artists, businesses and organizations to expand their influence throughout the Triangle area.
UNC Pauper Players is hosting its first cabaret of the season at Linda’s Bar & Grill and its theme is 'Broadway Divas, Powerhouses and Legends'.
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