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Spike Lee is an Oscar-nominated director, a cutting-edge artist and a vocal supporter of the New York Knicks.
Though showing tonight at Historic Playmakers Theatre, Jared Mezzocchi’s one-man show — “Poppa, God Bless” — isn’t complete. The performance is the second installment of the Process Series, which features performance works that are still in progress.
The Carrboro ArtsCenter is looking to help local musicians, but it will need some help from the community first.
Ashley Gunsteens always knew how she wanted “How I Learned to Drive” to be performed.
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Al Young is a writer. Delving into poetry and fiction, memoirs and anthologies, even screenplays for the likes of Sidney Poitier and Bill Cosby, Young has been named the 2011 Thomas Wolfe Prize recipient.