When world-renowned bluegrass bass player Missy Raines started her own band several years ago in West Virginia , everyone who heard their music was hard to describe the electrifying acoustic sound that made the group so unique.
Read More »CDI’s annual showcase has grown to new heights, featuring ten dance groups of all different styles. Encompassing a variety of dance from traditional forms such as tap and jazz, to cultural pieces from around the world, the event has something for everyone.
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Their acronym may be CIA, but the Carolina Irish Association does not tap secrets-- they tap their feet to tunes.
Read More »Jacques d’Amboise was a principal dancer for the New York City Ballet by the age of 17. While dancing with the company, he founded the National Dance Institute in 1976 to help engage children in the arts and teach the importance of the arts in education.
Read More »For Pete and Maura Kennedy, it all started with a day off.
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STREB, an action-inspired group that combines dance, acrobatics and theater, is the latest show in Carolina Performing Arts’ season, appearing both tonight and tomorrow. The Brooklyn-based company will use large amounts of machinery to move walls, rotate the floor and send its performers flying.
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Triangle-based Bare Theatre first brought the stories of eight former slaves to life on the largest plantation from pre-Civil War Durham last year.
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Audience members may find themselves surprised they are watching one play instead of two with Deep Dish Theater Company’s latest performance.
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PlayMaker Repertory Company’s “Love Alone” featured stunning split scenes and breakout performances from Master of Fine Arts students Sunday, but the brilliant script is bogged down by inconsistent emotional arcs and didactic deliveries.
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Students can experience a new level of camaraderie among fellow comedians with False Profits’ upcoming show “Out of Place.”
Read More »Thursday night, an event that has taken years to arrange will finally come to fruition on UNC’s campus.
Read More »New York City and Triangle-area dramatic arts professionals will join together today for a discussion about the LGBTQ presence in television, film and theater.
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Shakespeare’s classic love story has transcended time periods and settings — now two student directors are playing with the show’s gender roles.
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With on-stage projections and music videos, PlayMakers’s latest production, “Love Alone” will throw the technological in with the deeply emotional.
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Come, take a seat in his chair and have a relaxing shave with a vengeful blade that cuts a little too close.
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