On You opens Friday, Mar. 8 at Monkey Bottom Collaborative.
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Two of Our Region’s Leading Playwrights Mount a Promising Collaboration in Peace of Clay
The work in progress by Mike Wiley and Howard L. Craft had its first staged reading in Reflections, a new series coproduced by NC Theatre and Theatre Raleigh.
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In Horses, Dana Marks’s Rock Star Alter Ego Persuades with Songs, if Not with Persona
Little Green Pig Theatrical Concern’s latest production, Horses, runs at The Pinhook through Feb. 23rd.
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The Lingua Franca of a Young Soccer Squad Is Sharply Drawn in The Wolves
Sarah DeLappe’s dramatic comedy runs at Sonorous Road Theatre through Sunday, Mar. 3.
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There Are No Men in Men on Boats, an Alternate History of Grand Canyon Exploration
An all-female cast performs this retelling of John Wesley Powell’s 1869 Grand Canyon expedition, which runs at Umstead Park UCC through Feb. 24.
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David Mamet’s Downbeat but Witty A Life in the Theatre Reveals Backstage Hazards We Never See
The two-hander starring Ira David Wood III and Ira David Wood IV runs at Theatre in the Park through Sunday, Feb. 24.
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Art Nouveau Comes to Life in Carolina Ballet’s Latest Production
Love in the Times of the Day, directed by Robert Weiss, runs at Fletcher Opera Theater through Feb. 17.
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Sonny Kelly’s Play The Talk Exposes the Dangers of Growing Up Black
Kelly’s solo show closes its Durham run at The Fruit this weekend before moving to Chapel Hill’s Historic PlayMakers Theatre.
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Caught Between a Family’s Grief and a Friend’s Depression in the Pensive, Surreal Play Jump
Charly Evon Simpson’s drama runs at PlayMakers through Sunday, Feb. 10.
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A Trailblazing Tennis Player Doesn’t Get His Due in Ashe in Johannesburg
The premiere run of the play about Arthur Ashe runs at Burning Coal Theatre through Sunday, Feb. 10.