Robert Keener
Articles
Join this Durham restaurant’s trip to Croatia through wine, food and culture
Durham restaurant Parizade prepares for their next cultural wine night, this time taking their scope outside of the typical, showcasing Croatia.
Center stage: 100 years, foreground: legacy — Playmakers announces Legacy|Now season
Playmakers is celebrating 100 years of productions in the 2019/2020 season. The repertory company is using this milestone as a way to look back and remember what their roots are and how a century has shaped their stage.
"Bright Star" delves into anger, romance and liquor in the postwar South
“Bright Star” is the clever assemblage of a heavy-hitting vocal cast, adept use of props and a top-notch Southern score.
Watch Mark Twain take on ethics, race & the Devil in this one-man psychological play
“Hopefully the playgoer will be able to have an assessment in the spirit of what Huck Finn once said about Mark Twain: He told the truth mainly, there was things which he stretched, but mainly he told the truth.’”
Review: PlayMakers tackles difficult climate change conversations in “Life of Galileo”
"Brecht by no means wrote a thriller. And yet, PlayMakers’ rendition hardly felt so dull."
'Juliet and Romeo' defies gender norms but stays true to tragedy
Full of fierce inventive twists and risks, the production leaned well on popular culture.
Students empower students as Galore hosts poetry reading
Galore, a student-led concept store, is showcasing the literary arts through a celebration of spoken word poetry and prose.
Combustible, provocative, unusual – an atypical cabaret that centers conversation
Joseph Horowitz's politically rooted cabaret isn't just full of the usual song and dance — and you might just leave feeling empowered after this eccentric show.
Carrboro arcade combats loneliness with vintage dating show
The Baxter Bar and Arcade is bringing people together this February through an inclusive revival of the game show "The Dating Game."