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N.C. Theatre’s The Full Monty

The Full Monty N.C. Theatre at Raleigh Memorial Auditorium Through March 7 Popular culture has a sort of carousel-like relationship to real life; it starts off as relevant, slowly fades into the past, then comes around to become relevant again. Such is the case of the 2000 musical version of The Full Monty, the adaptation […]

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The Winter’s Tale at Peace College moves from bleak to pastoral, and in pajamas, too

THE WINTER’S TALE Peace College Through Feb. 27; www.peace.edu The Winter’s Tale is one of William Shakespeare’s last and less-performed plays, and it’s easy to see why. It’s literally half tragedy and half comedy, with a dark, vengeance-filled first opening act that gives way to a second act filled with songs and romantic misunderstandings; the […]

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Raleigh Little Theatre’s Veronica’s Room

Veronica’s Room Raleigh Little Theatre Through Feb. 28 The biggest mistake made in Raleigh Little Theatre’s production of Ira Levin’s Veronica’s Room is the intermission. The good stuff’s all in the second act and starts almost immediately after the curtain goes up, but the first act is mostly lighthearted exposition. Levin himself wrote that the […]

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Jim Rugg discusses Afrodisiac

Jim Rugg Saturday, Feb. 6, 5-9 p.m. Chapel Hill Comics The ’70s are back: Those who missed the blaxploitation pastiche Black Dynamite have a second shot at some quality retro action when writer-artist Jim Rugg visits Chapel Hill Comics this week to promote his new graphic novel Afrodisiac. The 96-page hardcover was recently released by […]

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