This weekend, LAB! Theatre will bring the ancient Roman dictator to his knees once again with the company’s production of Shakespeare’s tragedy “Julius Caesar,” which opens tonight in Kenan Theatre.
On a college campus, the arts and the sciences are often kept separate.
This is the third in a series of stories this week showcasing the student playwrights featured in LAB! Theatre’s “One Acts in the Park,” which begins Saturday at Forest Theatre.
The show focuses on the coming-of-age experience of Sarah Jane, a light-skinned black girl, and her struggle to define an identity for herself.
Robert Wells doesn’t write poetry for the money. The 2008 UNC graduate will donate all the profits from his debut poetry collection, “War on X-Mas,” to the North Carolina Governor’s School program. Wells, who attended the program in 2003 and studied English, said Governor’s School was essential to his artistic development.
Carolina Creates is hosting a Battle of the Songwriters today in the Student Union.
Jon Kasbe doesn’t make documentary films for the money. But after the UNC junior submitted his piece “Raising Islam” to Vidi Entertainment, Inc., the media company awarded him $10,000.
Adrian Schlesinger is putting a creative twist on thesis research.
This summer, a book brought two campuses together. UNC and Duke University chose Jonathan Safran Foer’s “Eating Animals” as the joint 2011 summer reading novel.
