Perry Tannenbaum
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Center Stage
Three Bone Theatre’s ‘Open’ Needs More Space and Time
We’ve had two new presidents and three elections since the last time I saw a show at The Arts Factory…
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Actor’s Theatre Brings Rocky Horror Show to The Barn
Perhaps we should have been more alarmed when the dearly departed Citizens of the Universe brought their production of The…
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Theatre Charlotte Hits the Road as Theater Reconstruction Continues
You don’t need to try very hard to remember why Theatre Charlotte is beginning its 94th season at the Palmer…
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Arts & Culture
Actor’s Theatre of Charlotte Returns with Outdoor Rock the Barn Season
After more than a year of lockdowns and social distancing, meat shortages and toilet paper shortages, wildfires and hurricanes, astonishing…
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CPCC’s ‘The Importance of Being Earnest in a Pandemic’ Adapts to Online
Oscar Wilde fell on tough times after writing his comic masterwork, The Importance of Being Earnest, in 1895 — but…
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Theatre Charlotte Performs ‘A Christmas Carol’ With a Pandemic Twist
Luckily, the Ghost of Christmas Present in Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, so friendly and jolly with his glowing torch,…
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Arts & Culture
CPCC Theatre Returns To a Planet of the Masks With Double Bill
If you sign up for CPCC Theatre’s webcast of John Cariani’s Almost, Maine, you may wind up noticing that it…
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Arts & Culture
CPCC Theatre Investigates a Murder Online with ‘A Virtual Whodunnit’
As the 2020-21 theatre season begins, no local production companies have quite opened their doors for business, but Theatre Charlotte…
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Arts & Culture
Charlotte Theatre Scene Faces Up To Adversity and Diversity in Dual Crisis
Performing arts in Charlotte have been hit hard, perhaps as hard as any industry during the COVID-19 pandemic — halted…
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Arts & Culture
CPCC’s ‘Chess’ Gets Checkmated in ABBA Showdown
Who wins the world championship match between Frederick Trumper and Anatoly Sergievsky in Tim Rice’s Chess, with music by the…
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Arts & Culture
‘The Odd Couple’ Showcases More Than a Pair
With the benefit of hindsight, we can see more clearly that Neil Simon and his esteemed stablemates — Woody Allen,…
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Arts & Culture
Janeta Jackson Saddles Up to ‘Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar & Grill’
Forget the famous nickname for a second. Like only a handful of jazz artists — instrumentalists Miles Davis and John…
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Artist Statement
Triple Threat Billy Ensley Talks Community Theatre and ‘Mamma Mia!’
Call him Mister Versatility. To find anyone else in the Charlotte theatre scene who has been celebrated for excellence in…
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Arts & Culture
‘The Norwegians’ Quench a Thirst for Blood
If you head north on I-77 to the Warehouse PAC this month, bundle up, because playwright C. Denby Swanson will…
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Arts & Culture
‘Come From Away’ Brings it all Together
Traveling to Europe by air, you may have seen the animated maps that flash onto the seatback screens facing you,…
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‘Clara’s Trip’ Relieves the Nutcracker Blues at Booth
Although Caroline Calouche’s Clara’s Trip has become a Yuletide fixture at Booth Playhouse since 2012, often playing while Charlotte Ballet’s…
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