The Justice Theater Project presents A Doll’s House, Remodeled through Oct. 28.
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A Horror-Show Version of Three-Card Monte in Theatre in the Park’s It Is Done
The regional premiere of Alex Goldberg’s one-act drama is running through Oct. 21 in Raleigh.
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Scarily, the Timeliest Show Around This Week Is About the Reign of Terror
At Raleigh Little Theatre, The Revolutionists remembers the work of women during the French Revolution as well as their unfair recompense.
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In Its Stage Debut, Durham’s Bulldog Ensemble Theater Is a Worthy Successor to Manbites
Stirring family drama “Curve of Departure” runs at The Fruit through Oct. 14.
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Recently Banned in China, a Leading German Theater Company Is Making Ibsen Dangerous Again
Schaubühne Berlin’s innovative production of Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People comes to Carolina Performing Arts this week.
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Ken Ludwig’s Light, Lively Take on Robin Hood Has a Moving Political Message for Today
Plus, PlayMakers gets off campus with a streamlined, mobile Macbeth
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With Manbites Dog Gone, the Future of Durham Theater Might Reside at—Wait, Really? Northgate Mall?
Plus, our editor’s picks for seven stage works you can’t miss this fall.
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Don’t Call It Dinner Theater—Snap Pea’s The Banquet Was Like Nothing the Triangle Has Ever Tasted
THE BANQUET Aug. 22–26 The Fruit, Durham www.snappeacatering.com My hands are slick as I gaze down on the literally visceral carnage before me. An exposed bone, arctic white, juts from the stubborn clay-colored knot of muscle and sinew resisting my dissection. The rest of the roast pork shoulder is strewn across the porcelain platter I […]
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Theater Review: Seed Art Share’s Immersive The Miracle Worker Reconnected Us with a Midcentury Theater Classic
The Miracle Worker ★★★★ Friday, Aug. 10–Sunday, Aug. 12 The Borden Building, Raleigh Immersive theater attempts to pull viewers through the fourth wall, placing them within the world of the story. Sleep No More, the form’s most famous example, is still sending audiences prowling through a seedy hotel after seven years in Chelsea. Locally, Little […]
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Flame Is Considered as an Element of Creation and Destruction in Paperhand Puppet Intervention’s In the Heart of the Fire
IN THE HEART OF THE FIRE Through Sunday, Sep. 23 Forest Theatre, Chapel Hill | NCMA, Raleigh www.paperhand.org Even the smallest amount of fire has more power than many of us know; the light from a single candle can be seen from more than a mile and a half away. In the Heart of the […]
