This preview has been provided as part of a publicity exchange with Carolina Pro Musica. To learn more about CVNC’s publicity exchange opportunities, please follow this link. Carolina Pro Musica continues Season 46 with...
Read MoreBurning Coal’s The Road to Mecca Is an Artist’s Cautionary Tale
Burning Coal Theatre Company’s current stage production, performed at their thrust space in the Murphey School Auditorium on Polk Street in Raleigh, is Athol Fugard’s The Road to Mecca, a compact, three-member-cast...
Read MoreActual DOE Report Is the Basis for UNC’s A Feminist World, 2091
Back in the 1990s, when the US was attempting to create “safe” storage for nuclear waste, an actual Department of Energy report was issued under the foreboding title of Expert Judgement On Inadvertent Human Intrusion...
Read MoreThe Justice Theatre Project’s One-Man Show Is an Upper Treatment of a Downer Topic
The Pandemic has caused a major shift in the structure of plays being presented in the Triangle. After the 18-month stretch of closed stages in the area, Raleigh houses have been presenting, while varied subjects on stage, a...
Read MoreBurning Coal’s I and You Focuses on Young, Growing Minds
There are more facets to Burning Coal Theatre Company’s current production of I and You than can be touched on here. While this seemingly straightforward and compact play envelopes many different aspects, the crux of it is...
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