Above Photo: David Holt For the last 19 years, A Swannanoa Solstice has brought music, joy, and light to winter’s darkest day — hosting a world-class lineup of musicians, dancers,…
Movement Art for Mental Health
The Haywood County Arts Council (HCAC) will sponsor three performances at their downtown Waynesville gallery by Mental Health in Motion starting Thursday November 4 through Saturday November 6, 2021, 5:30-6:30pm….
Over 60 Artists. Ten new stories from WNC. One great night of live theatre in downtown Sylva
Calliope Stage Company, presents, Calliope Shorts: Firsts! at the Loading Dock Stage at 73 Landis Street, Sylva, NC, August 5-7 and 12-14. Calliope Shorts: Firsts! is the first new…
Different Strokes! Performing Arts Collective presents
BLVCK BRILLIANCE: A Celebration of Melanin Different Strokes! Performing Arts Collective presents Melvin AC Howell and Heart & Soul Dance Co. as part of Asheville Area Art Council’s “LIVE” Benefit Series to reignite the performing…
‘SISTER ACT JR.’ shows at HART in Waynesville June 12 – 20
Hallelujah! Waynesville will be blessed by actors from Kids at HART presenting their “divine” production of Sister Act JR., which was announced on June 1, 2021, by Drew Cohen, president…
AT&T Continues Support of Barter Theatre with $25,000 Match
Barter Theatre’s second year at the Moonlite Drive In Theatre is well underway. The scrappy idea from the veteran theatre company, that began as a response to the 2020 pandemic shutdowns, has evolved into a unique experience all of its own that appeals to the theatre’s established audience and new viewers alike.
Barter Theatre has brought a free presentation of Macbeth to the homes of almost 3,000 students during the coronavirus shutdown
ABINGDON, Va.— Barter Theatre has been awarded the highly competitive Shakespeare in American Communities grant five times since 2015, and 2020 was no different. Shakespeare in American Communities is a…
Charlie Flynn-McIver, the owner of NC Stage, talks candidly about live theater in a COVID-19 world
Interview By Dennis Ray • Downtown Asheville Rapid River Magazine: How are you and your family doing? Charlie Flynn-McIver: We’re doing fine. Angie (Flynn-McIver), also NC Stage co-founder, is doing…