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In Hillsborough, One Man Marched Alone for Gun Reforms

William Lappenbusch walked up and down Churton Street in downtown Hillsborough protesting gun control for roughly three hours on Saturday—all by himself. The forty-eight-year-old Hillsborough resident, who’s been part of this community for more than a decade, said he would have remained at Saturday’s March for Our Lives protest in Durham but wanted to take […]

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American Dance Festival students walk in Anna Sperber’s organic Footprints

FOOTPRINTS ANNA SPERBER July 21–23, 8 p.m., $34.50 Reynolds Industries Theater 125 Science Drive, Durham 919-684-6402 www.americandancefestival.org A couple of days before the Fourth of July, Anna Sperber instructs her dancers to pay attention to their breathing as they lie motionless on the stage, their eyes closed. Rehearsing at the Durham School of the Arts, […]

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Theatre in the Park’s A Christmas Carol is a musical comedy with bittersweet family ties

A CHRISTMAS CAROL $30–$80 Raleigh Memorial Auditorium Dec. 10–14 $30–$80 2 E. South St., Raleigh 919-996-8700 www.theatreinthepark.com Durham Performing Arts Center Dec. 18–21 123 Vivian St., Durham 919-680-278 www.dpacnc.com There’s a tender scene in Ira David Wood III’s musical-comedy adaptation of A Christmas Carol, the flagship production of Raleigh’s Theatre in the Park. The ghost […]

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