Category: Theatre
A Powerful Revealing Light Shone on America’s Racial Story
WILMINGTON, NC – Mike Wiley is a North Carolina-based actor and playwright whose mission is...
Read MoreThe Best of What We Saw in 2024: Triangle Region Theatre and Dance
TRIANGLE REGION, NC – As it turned out, the region’s theater and dance communities couldn’t sustain the initial feverish output they achieved after finally being allowed to re-enter theaters and other public venues when...
Read MoreThrough 12/22: Big Dawg Production of “It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play” Hit’s Mark
There are many reasons why the Christmas holidays, jubilant though they are, can be a difficult time of year. As a critic, the prevalence of the Christmas canon is near the top of that list. What do I mean by that? Well, while...
Read MoreTHROUGH 11/24: Raucous, Wildly Entertaining Performances Reign at UNCW’s “Head Over Heels”
WILMINGTON, NC – Looking at the program for the University of North Carolina-Wilmington’s production of Head Over Heels, my eye was drawn to the seven different names that compete for authorship of the work. The...
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Through 11/16: Woman and her Community Confront Damaged Mental Health System: “Committed: The Musical”
RALEIGH, NC – Lurid, sensationalized depictions of neuroatypical people have long –...
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THROUGH 11/17: Remarkable Solo Historical Show Boasts Cast of 25: Changing Same: The Cold-Blooded Murder of Booker T. Spicely
CHAPEL-HILL, NC – It’s one of the dirtier secrets of the Second World War: A number of Black...
Read MoreThrough 11/3: History Turned Talk Show at Playmakers Rep’s “What the Constitution Means to Me”
CHAPEL-HILL, NC – Just under two hours into PlayMakers Repertory Company’s intermissionless performance of What the Constitution Means to Me, two of the show’s three actors, Julia Gibson and Amari Bullett, took...
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Though 10/19: Timely Political Hilarity in Redbird Theater Company’s “The Girlfriends’ Guide to the White House”
CHAPEL-HILL, NC – Among the panoply of half-baked specialty acts, witless public figures and...
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Through 10/13: Jokes Delight but Drama Slights in Green Room Community Theatre’s “Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors”
NEWTON, NC – Bare your fangs and get out of those coffins, it’s Halloween time in North...
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New works delight at Raleigh Fringe Festival
An eclectic array of performances came to Raleigh with the Raleigh Fringe Festival last week.
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THROUGH 9/22: Good – Maybe Even Good Enough: Theatre Raleigh’s BULL DURHAM at Duke’s Reynolds Theatre
DURHAM, NC – Let’s not be disingenuous. Only one critical question really counts when...
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BNS’ Production of “Clyde’s” Serves Up a Delicious Seize-the-Food Message
CHARLOTTE, NC – Over a lazy Duke Ellington piano riff that becomes indelible almost as soon...
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