The Price is Right Live, a Religious Experience
A night at DPAC with the Bob-fearing fans of the nation’s longest-running game show.
Things to Do This Weekend in the Triangle
Broadway, brewing, and Black history.
Fall Arts Preview 2021: 14 Stage Shows to See
Our list of fall picks is drawn from roughly 85 touring and local theater and dance productions slated between now and the end of the season.
How Steve Schewel Put Muscle Into Durham’s “Weak Mayor” System
Durham’s mayor doesn’t have much power. But Schewel decided he need to take action when COVID-19 arrived.
How Minimalist Duo Sylvan Esso’s Maximalist WITH Tour Is Shaping Its Next Album
As Durham’s own electro-pop stars drop a DPAC-set concert film and a live album, they told us about what they learned reworking their svelte songs for big bands and halls.
Sylvan Esso Is Dropping a Concert Film Next Week
The hour-long film revolves around the Durham electro-pop duo’s DPAC show last November, part of an ambitious expanded-band tour in large halls.
Broadway Sensation “Hamilton” Will Return to DPAC in December
Give yourself something to look forward to, founding fathers musical theater edition.
More Durham Performing Arts Center (DPAC) Coverage
Why Ilana Glazer Is Feeling the Bern
The comedian talks Broad City, Instagram canvassing, and the importance of being plugged into local and state politics.
An Actor with Autism Leads a Superior Production of “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time”
The staggering authenticity and intimacy of Raleigh Little Theatre’s production exposes the shortcomings of the professional touring version that played at DPAC three years ago.
Ilana Glazer Is Horny for the Polls (and Coming to Durham)
The Broad City star will perform at DPAC on March 6.
2040 Vision: What Will the Local Arts Scene Look Like in 2040?
“The point is that art is not just treated as just a hobby.”
Sylvan Esso and Durham: A Love Story at DPAC
One of the Triangle’s biggest resident bands sold out one of its largest halls for the last two nights, and they blew out their minimalist music to persuasive pop proportions.
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