Though the musicians at the Carrboro ArtsCenter’s Songwriters’ Circle may not sit around and sing Kumbaya, they are still offered a relaxed, supportive and collaborative vibe at the meetings every other Monday.
Chapel Hill-based Deep Dish Theater Company is collaborating with the Town of Cary for its production of “Next to Normal,” a modern musical that shocks its audiences — and characters.
Yodels, transatlantic hip-hop and the Southern sounds of the banjo will fill the FedEx Global Education Center Friday and Saturday.
“Once upon a time, freedom used to be life — now it’s money. I guess the world really do change,” proclaims Mama, portrayed by Kathryn Hunter-Williams.
The Carrboro Modern Dance Company opens its doors to both experienced dancers and novices alike.
Celebrated memoirist and poet Mary Karr will visit UNC as the 2013 Distinguished Writer-in-Residence this spring.
The push for the creation of a dance minor at UNC is steadily gaining ground — and could be available to students as early as the 2014-15 school year.
Playwrights, actors and performance artists put their talents — and speed — to the test monthly at The ArtsCenter in Carrboro.
A new UNC scholarship is bringing museums across the Triangle closer together.
“The Zombie/Creature Double Horror Feature” will screen two independent horror films, “One Last Sunset” and “In The Devil’s Courthouse,” Friday at the Varsity Theatre.
