Laurie Anderson Performs "Dirtday" at Salem College
Laurie Anderson has chosen the roads less traveled for more than four decades. Her groundbreaking original works seamlessly blend the worlds of art, theatre, storytelling and experimental music.
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Potters of the Piedmont Celebrate First Festival at Earthworks Pottery Studios
Join 10 extremely accomplished local commercial pottery artists as the Potters of the Piedmont are holding their first annual pottery festival in April at Earthworks Pottery Studios.
The Unbroken Circle Performs Benefit at St. Anne's Episcopal Church
The Unbroken Circle is Wake Forest University's multi-generational string band.
Star Power Thursday at Reynolda House Highlights Paul Robeson
Star Power Thursdays are evenings at the Reynolda House Museum that include entertainment, refreshments, and admission to Star Power: Edward Steichen's Glamour Photography.
The "12 Angry Men" of Twin City Stage
12 Angry Men was nominated for Academy Awards for Best Actor (Henry Fonda), Best Picture and Best Writing. But before the Hollywood hit movie, it was an award-winning drama about 11 jurors believing a capital murder defendant is guilty and one juror who takes a courageous stand for what he believes is justice.
No Rules Theatre Company Presents "Black Comedy"
No Rules Theatre Company has thrown out all the rules when it comes to regional theatre.
First in Flight Entertainment Theatre Company Presents "Into the Woods, Jr."
First in Flight is an entertainment company that's in the process of opening their own theatre entertainment complex: black box theatre, scene shop, and eventually an event center and main stage theatre.
Composer Kenneth Frazelle and "A Book of Days"
North Carolina composer and University of North Carolina School of the Arts professor Kenneth Frazelle has written works for an extensive list of world-renowned performers including cellist Yo-Yo Ma, soprano Dawn Upshaw and choreographer Bill T. Jones just to name a few.
Cellist Julian Schwarz Performs in Greensboro with Music for a Great Space
NAXOS recording artist, 22-year-old cellist Julian Schwarz made his orchestral debut at the age of 11 playing the Saint-Saens Concerto with the Seattle Symphony led by his father Gerard Schwarz.
Salisbury Symphony Gives "Grace and Grandeur"
It's unusual to attend a concert during which, in the middle of the program, is a rarely performed work by the great French master Claude Debussy.