Three Raleigh theater companies reflect on pivoting over the past year, and their plans for the future—plus, your local theater calendar.
A Sneak Peek of Some September Stories
Our September issue will be delivered and on newsstands in just a few days! Here’s a sneak peek of some stories we have in store.
The Art of Hope
A look at how local artists and arts organizations are faring in the midst of a global pandemic. Luke Miller …
An Ode to Women’s Suffrage
WEB EXCLUSIVE In celebration of the 100-year-anniversary of the 19th Amendment that gave woman the right to vote, Burning Coal …
Home (Brew) for Christmas
Honest Pint Theatre Company presents local storytellers at one-night-only Home Brew event. In the U.K., an honest pint of beer …
A Hard Act to Follow
In 1932, F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote in “My Lost City,” his lament for the death of the nation’s jazz age, …
Good Form
An evening at the theatre calls for a measure of decorum and your undivided attention. Actors have worked long and …
Ripples of Heartbreak
Raleigh students take a play that deals with a real-life tragedy to a national stage. The subject matter is tough, …
Creatures of the Night
“The Rocky Horror Picture Show” is honoring its onstage roots in a live production at Cary’s Koka Booth Amphitheatre. Outside, …
Membership has its Perks
Season seat memberships are on the rise at venues throughout the Triangle. From the Durham Performing Arts Center (DPAC) to …