- From staff reports
Catawba College Theatre will return to Keppel Auditorium this April with a production of “The Wizard of Oz,” marking the department’s first mainstage performance in the historic venue in eight years.
- From staff reports
Old Courthouse Theatre’s Next Gen program will take over the theater’s main stage this month with a production of “Shrek the Musical Jr.,” a family-friendly musical comedy based on the popular DreamWorks animated film. Performances begin Thursday.
- Andy Rassler Old Courthouse Theatre
CONCORD - Old Courthouse Theatre launched the 2026 Black Box Series with a production of the Pulitzer Prize-winning play, Driving Miss Daisy.Performances will be held in the Wilson Family Black Box on Friday, Feb. 27, and Saturday, Feb. 28, at 7:30 p.m. and at 2:30 p.m. Tickets are $20 each …
- John Farrell and Andy Rassler Special to the Independent Tribune
Old Courthouse Theatre’s 50th Golden Season is in the last stretch of mainstage season productions with the penultimate mainstage show opening on Feb. 12, “A Streetcar Named Desire” by one of the most revered and respected American playwrights, Tennessee Williams.
- From staff reports
Gobble, Gobble, Death & Trouble - Mystery Dinner Theatre is back. Enjoy dinner while participating in a live action mystery. It will be Nov. 7 at Laureate Center, Kannapolis City Hall. Doors open: 5:30 p.m. and the show begins: 7 p.m.Tickets are availble at https://bit.ly/mystery-theatre…
- Billy Chapman
“We’re at a place where we need to move beyond our simplistic, binary thinking, like ‘I’m good, you’re bad,’” artist Joan E. Gardner said. “It’s very nuanced, everything is tied together.”
Nicholas Fuqua played the role of Mary Sunshine, the sensationalist reporter known for their piercing high notes and satirical charm.
Costume designer Paul Tazewell found nurturing at the UNC School of the Arts and is thankful for work on Broadway and seeing his work onto the big screen.
Concord Academy took two awards at the 12th Annual Blumey Awards for high school musicals. Several Cabarrus areas schools were part of the awards program.
All the students who participated in the competition were given prize bags with art supplies and the winners also received a gift card.
The installation of the sculptures took place Wednesday and Thursday, just in time to make weekend plans to visit downtown Concord and check out the new public art.
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