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Parker, Clinton to play Memorial Hall tonight

By Edmond Harrison | September 26

Maceo Parker and George Clinton/Parliament Funkadelic will “tear the roof off” of Memorial Hall in the first Carolina Performing Arts show of the ...

Local artists collaborate for 'FRANK In Focus'

By Karishma Patel | September 26

In a new and innovative way, local artists are coming together to create unique visuals in FRANK Gallery’s exhibit “FRANK In Focus: Inspired by the ...

Folklife Festival celebrates 100th anniversary of folklore society

By Tat'yana Berdan | September 25

A fifth-generation potter, a B-Boy dance crew and a ballad singer are just some of the people participating in Saturday’s 2013 North Carolina Folklife ...

Outsiders Art & Collectibles gallery in Durham is exhibiting "Transformation: The Art of Charlie Lucas" now. Lucas is a self-taught "outsider" artist who uses scrap metal and other salvaged materials to create sculptures, collages and paintings. At the moment he is working on transforming an old factory in Selma, Alabama into a new studio. He also has a space in Pink Lily, also in Alabama, where he has created his own art environment, complete with giant metal horses, dinosaurs and cows.

Lucas' unconventional art on display in Durham

By Elizabeth Tew | September 24

Art can be made even from simple, everyday objects — even a soup can.

Q&A with Tom Rankin

By Ally Levine | September 23

Tom Rankin is the director of the MFA in Experimental and Documentary Arts at Duke University.

Lawyer Margaret Klaw, who specializes in family law, will have her first book published today by Chapel Hill’s Algonquin Books. Photo courtesy of Margaret Klaw.

Q&A with family law author Margaret Klaw

By Tat'yana Berdan | September 23

Margaret Klaw, a lawyer who specializes in family law, will have her first book published through Chapel Hill’s Algonquin Books today. “Keeping It ...

Titus Andronicus
play 310 Brooks Street
Rehearsal was tonight, but they didn't use any blood :(
Audience, expect to be sprayed with blood!
14 deaths, 1 rape, and more!

Matthew Brown Titus Andronicus
Daniel Doyle Demetrius
Erik Peterson Tamora
Noah Fisher Chiron
Daniel Freeman Lucius
Madeline Hurley Lavinia
Nora McPeak Martius
Alex Ruba Marcus Andronicus
Josh Aaron
Ananya Mallavarapu Clown
Katelyn Mitchell Young Lucius
Ananya Mallavarapu Quintus

Kim Sikkel Bassianus
Joel Sronce Saturninus
Dan Turner Mutius
Riley Zecca Alarbus

Production Staff
Erik Peterson Director
Katia Martinez Stage Manager
Angela Sibille Props Designer
Andrew Jones Assistant Director

'Rogues' stage a comeback

By Rebecca Pollack | September 23

Last academic year, Company Carolina planned to perform Shakespeare’s “Titus Andronicus” on UNC’s campus. The play was advertised as “Shakespeare’s ...

Wale, Ace Hood to cost CUAB $90,000

By Josephine Yurcaba | September 22

Wale and Ace Hood will perform at the Nov. 2 Homecoming concert for a comparatively lower price than last year’s headliner, J. Cole.

Durham's CenterFest expands artistic reach

By Katie Hjerpe | September 20

When it comes to art, Durham is the center of attention. The 39th annual CenterFest, organized by the Durham Arts Council, is a festival in the heart ...

Pleiades Gallery's 'SURGE' expresses elements of power

By Breanna Kerr | September 20

The Pleiades Gallery in downtown Durham has barely passed its 6-month anniversary, but its second ever exhibit is already surging in popularity.

Performing group Invisible to kick off UNC's Process Series

By Rupali Srivastava | September 20

Science, sound and sculpture meet in an experimental collaborative performance, called “Flying Erase Head,” that will kick off UNC’s Process Series ...

Carol Oleson, Herbert Gross, Naomi Eckhaus and Paul Stiller of StAGE It! rehearse "The Perfect Day," their new "elder" musical, at The Arts Center in Carrboro Thursday evening.

Senior citizens put on 'Perfect Day' play

By Melissa Bendixen | September 19

No matter what your age, be prepared to be inspired by The ArtsCenter’s “The Perfect Day.”

Mozart seminar to focus on 'Cosi Fan Tutte'

By Edmond Harrison | September 19

This Saturday from 9:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. 18th century European aristocrats will be rolling in their graves.

'Passion' performance provides variety

By Juanita Chavarro | September 19

The performers of “Passion: A Salon of Music, Dance, Theatre and Cabaret” at The ArtsCenter are ready to offer audiences a night of variety and fun ...

Gynecological cancers are center stage for oncologist band

By Josephine Yurcaba | September 19

Six oncologists from around the country came together to create a rock band with the goal of increasing awareness of gynecological cancers, and they will ...

Texas-based Quebe Sisters Band bring Southern folk to Wilson

By Tat'yana Berdan | September 18

Everything is bigger in Texas — including the music. Texas natives, The Quebe Sisters Band, will be performing at 5 p.m. today in the Pleasants Family ...

Starting Sept. 19, at 8 p.m. UNC's Lab! Theatre is presenting Phillip Ridley's Tender Napalm at Linda's Bar and Grill. The production will continue until Sept. 23 and admission is free.

LAB! Theatre's next show "Tender Napalm" to be held at Linda's Downbar

By Rebecca Pollack | September 18

Instead of performing at the usual Center for Dramatic Art, LAB! Theatre’s next show, “Tender Napalm,” will be held at Linda’s Downbar on Franklin ...

Former Hot Nuts band member speaks to music class

By Elizabeth Baker | September 17

American Studies professor Bill Ferris remembers Doug Clark and the Hot Nuts as the most popular musical group among his peers when he was studying at ...

Fair-trade fashion by UNC alumna to star in Pit show today

By Gabriella Cirelli | September 17

Elephant-print tunics, hand-woven scarves and an inspiring mission are sure to catch attention in the Pit today.

Mountaintop dress rehearsal on Tuesday night.

Play explores MLK's last night alive

By Sarah Ang | September 17

Greensboro-based theater company Triad Stage and PlayMakers Repertory Company are coming together for the first time to reimagine Rev. Martin Luther King ...