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- “Stones in His Pickets” Dramatist Marie Jones Mines the Epic Culture Clash Between Residents of Rural Ireland and a Hollywood Film Crew for Laughs
- The Delta Boys Transform Shakespeare’s Bloody Revenge Play “Titus Andronicus” into a Dark Comedy
- “The Addams Family” at DPAC Delivers Macabre Quips and Quivers — and Occasional Crossbow Darts
- Annie Baker’s 2010 OBIE Award-Winning Dramedy “Circle Mirror Transformation” Disappoints
- A Trip Not Taken Gives Paula Vogel’s Delightful Dark Comedy “The Baltimore Waltz” a Bittersweet Twist
- Five Women Wearing the Same Dress
- Charles Addams’ Bizarre But Beloved “Addams Family” Characters Satirize American Family Values
- Michael Winters as the Knave Falstaff Trumps Two Kings — Henry IV and Henry V — at PlayMakers Rep
- JTP’s Multimedia Presentation of “Molly Daughter” Is a Cry from the Heart, But Sometimes Hard to Follow
- Balanchine Rarities – a magnificent performance of artistry and virtuosity
- Mark McVey and Andrew Varela’s Soaring Solos as Valjean and Javert Stop the Show in “Les Misérables”
- J. Mark McVey, Andrew Varela, and Cohorts Make Beautiful Music Together in “Les Misérables”
- “The Miss Firecracker Contest” Fizzles at RLT
- NRACT’s “I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change” Takes a Fresh, Funny Look at Love and Marriage
- Dream the Dream: “Les Misérables” Returns to Raleigh Memorial Auditorium on Feb. 14-19
- Randy Rand, David Henderson, and Yolanda Rabun Sparkle in “Man of La Mancha” at Burning Coal
- Must-See Comedy at Duke: Fiasco Theater Turns William Shakespeare’s “Cymbeline” into a Laff Riot
- “The Woman in Black” Stage-to-Screen Review: Fear and Loathing at Eel Marsh House!
- Green Day’s 2009 Punk Rock Opera, “American Idiot,” Really Rocks Raleigh Memorial Auditorium
- Dial Up ACL and RLT’s Pixilated Production of Sarah Ruhl’s “Dead Man’s Cell Phone” for Laughs
- Reader’s Review Green Day’s American Idiot
- PRC’s Joseph Haj and Mike Donahue Will Co-direct “The Making of a King: ‘Henry IV’ and ‘Henry V’”
- Ebony and Ivory, Part II: “Memphis” Rocks DPAC
- 2010 Tony Award®-Winning Rock Musical “Memphis” Will Delight DPAC Patrons on Jan. 24-29
- Young Matthew Hager and Caitlin Davis Give Poignant Performances in “Mary’s Wedding” at Burning Coal
- Comedian, Actor, Author, and Ph.D. Bill Cosby Returns to DPAC for Two Shows on Jan. 21st
- Comedienne and “Wait Wait … Don’t Tell Me” Smart- Aleck Paula Poundstone Plays Durham on Jan. 20th
- “Rain: A Tribute to The Beatles” Will Reprise the Fab Four’s Greatest Hits on Jan. 17th and 18th at DPAC
- In Stephen Massicotte’s Dream Play “Mary’s Wedding,” World War I Separates Two Lovers
- Nilaja Sun Shines in No Child…
