Plans for what some refer to as Chapel Hill's "best kept secret" are moving in a new direction.Previous drafts for a building expansion for the Ackland ...
Read More »Dirty South Improv will host a night of stand-up comedy by both seasoned jokesters and amateurs from the Chapel Hill and Carrboro area tonight. Zach ...
Read More »Making good music is one thing. Getting people to come listen to it is an endeavor in and of itself. Representatives from Chapel Hill music venues ...
Read More »Dozens of students stood in a hallway in the Center for Dramatic Art on Tuesday evening, waiting for their chance to audition for one of three productions ...
Read More »As Interactive Theatre Carolina launches into its second year with bold ambitions and new material, organizers are counting on students to audition. The ...
Read More »You don't have to be an ex-boy band member, reality show princess or Grammy Award winner to ballroom dance. Unlike contestants on ABC's "Dancing With ...
Read More »Masquerading as her dead brother is the least of Beatrice's woes as one of the stars of Deep Dish Theater Company's production of Carlo Goldoni's "The ...
Read More »It's 8:30 p.m. on Friday, and junior Ben Greene is at the N.C. Hillel house, stuttering as he attempts to - incorrectly - explain the finer points of ...
Read More »Ten years ago, Tim Stambaugh sat down in the Weaver Street Market cafe to have a glass of wine and play guitar. He had no idea he was starting what ...
Read More »A series of short plays slated for this weekend intends to hold a mirror up to local society and illustrate the idea of Carrboro's Weaver Street as a ...
Read More »There's a well-known warning about what happens when people make assumptions. With her new exhibit at Duke University's Nasher Museum of Art, Senior ...
Read More »Theatrical icons Lucille Ball, Mickey Rooney and "The Three Stooges" all had to find their inspiration somewhere. These actors - and others known ...
Read More »To local painter Gayle Stott Lowry, a glimpse inside an old house is like a glimpse into someone's psyche. Her latest exhibition, which opened Tuesday ...
Read More »The University is expanding, but the constant construction is limiting the amount of space available to students. The renovation of the Union Underground ...
Read More »In recent months, a contingent of local artists have lamented what they see as the bleeding out of the area's artistic talent. Some envisioned Chapel ...
Read More »If you go see a show at Dirty South Improv Comedy Theater, you'll hear a lot of jokes. But as far as its comedy classes are concerned, there's more ...
Read More »UNC's music department isn't one of the largest in the U.S., but throughout its history, it has produced alumni varying from actor Andy Griffith to 2002 ...
Read More »Originally housed in a modest location in the Student Union, what is now the Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black History and Culture was created in 1988. ...
Read More »If the past few years of theater on campus can be defined by one word, that word is collaboration. Many members of the various theater organizations ...
Read More »Infused with the success of both its main-stage and PRC2 series and armed with a new face in its administration, PlayMakers Repertory Company is entering ...
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