On Display, At Last: ‘Tarred Healing’ at the Chapel Hill Public Library
It never did appear at UNC’s Stone Center, but this week, local residents will get their...
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Arts
Local Theatre Artist Makes Broadway Directorial Debut
PlayMakers Repertory Company Artistic Director, Vivienne Benesch, recently made her Broadway directorial debut.Â
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New Chapel Hill Mural to Celebrate Hip Hop South Festival
A new mural in downtown Chapel Hill will celebrate the town’s Hip Hop South Festival, which...
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Carrboro Resident Named to Biden Advisory Committee on the Arts
President Joe Biden announced he is appointing 14 individuals to serve on the President’s Advisory Committee on the Arts. Diane Robertson, a Carrboro resident, is one of the appointees.
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New Changes at The ArtsCenter for Leadership, Future Relocation
Big changes are happening in the Carrboro arts scene. For the past three years, The ArtsCenter has been planning to move to a new building on Jones Ferry Road. Now, that plan is changing. The ArtsCenter announced it will instead relocate its programming to a building at Roberson Street.
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‘It Feels Petty’: Dispute Over Photos Leads To UNC Canceling Black Artist’s Exhibit
A dispute between a Durham photographer and the Sonja Haynes Stone Center led to a photo exhibition being canceled days before it was set to debut on UNC’s campus.
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Big Night In For The Arts Shares Lineup for March Fundraiser
Big Night In For the Arts, featuring performances from local and national artists, will return for...
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UNC Student Turns His OCD Into a Musical
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder – commonly known as OCD – is often depicted in television as the need to clean or organize. But not everyone with OCD has those compulsions. OCD can affect what people think and even the way they walk – not always depicted in the entertainment industry.
One UNC student with OCD decided to change that. He wrote a musical to represent others like him.
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UNC Alumni Premiere Their Movie Musical, Dreaming of an Oscar
Three years ago, a team of UNC students set out on a mission: win an Oscar. By creating an original movie musical, the team could potentially activate an obscure category no one has won in more than two decades. Now that film is making its North Carolina debut November 13 at the Varsity Theater on Franklin Street.
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‘King Richard,’ ‘C’mon C’mon’ Tie for Film Fest 919 Audience Award
Chapel Hill’s Film Fest 919 finished its six-day run with something new to its four-year...
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