Arts & Culture
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Three Bone Theatre Makes Its Point with Colman Domingo’s ‘Dot’
Since their return to live performance last October, Three Bone Theatre has been contracting and then expanding as they adapt…
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Charlotte Writers Club Celebrates 100 Years with Gala, Workshop
Mrs. A. L. Kimball founded the Charlotte Writers Club in the spring of 1922 after moving to the Queen City…
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Intimacy Choreographer Kaja Dunn Takes Us Behind the Love Scenes
When I finally met Kaja Dunn, a UNC Charlotte professor who also works as an intimacy choreographer for TV, movies…
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‘Sleeping Beauty’ Rings in a Reawakening for Charlotte Ballet
Whether paired with Vampire Lesbians of Sodom onstage, orchestrated by Tchaikovsky for ballet, or adapted by talents as diverse as…
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Charlotte’s Off-Broadway’s ‘She Kills Monsters’ Is Serious Fun
The curtain is finally going up in Charlotte on the works of playwright Qui Nyugen, the American son of Vietnamese…
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A Quick Guide to BOOM Charlotte’s In-Person Return
After two years of online showcases and limited capacity performances, BOOM Charlotte will return on April 22 for two days…
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Localize Spring Reading with 20 Recent Releases from Charlotte Authors
Spring is in the air, and while that sometimes means choking your way through a fog of yellow dust just…
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We Rock Charlotte Cultivates Inclusive Expression for Trans Youth
On a cool Sunday morning, I watched a couple of middle-aged women in circle scarves and cardigans admire a newly…
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Charlotte Filmmaker Discusses Time in Ukraine During War
When Charlotte-based filmmaker Bryan Wright awoke in a Vienna airport to find that all of his equipment had been stolen…
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Catawba Indian Nation’s Enduring Clay Pottery Practices Highlighted in Exhibit
The Charlotte region’s oldest cultural tradition predates practically everything we’ve learned about our city’s heritage. Thomas Spratt settling near what…
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A Guide to 2022 Spring Events in Charlotte
Listen, we can’t say whether the pandemic is over or not, but we can let you know about these outdoor…
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Meredith Ritchie Explores Forgotten Part of Charlotte History in Debut Novel
In 2017, as all three of Meredith Ritchie’s triplets prepared to leave for college, she found herself in need of…
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Charlotte FC Wakes Up City’s ‘Sleeping Giant’ Soccer Scene
On Saturday night, Charlotte Football Club set the Major League Soccer attendance record with 74,479 fans in attendance for the…
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Rory Sheriff’s ‘The Colored Museum’ Picks Up at Brooklyn Grace
In every decade since it premiered Off-Broadway at the Public Theater in 1986, George C. Wolfe’s The Colored Museum has…
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Starlight on 22nd Signifies a Passing of the Torch by NoDa Pioneers
“Can we change the music? It’s just not very chill.” I looked up from my phone — killing time while…
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CPCC’s ‘Diary of Anne Frank’ Revives a Critical Account
You can sneer and call her the poster child of the Holocaust, or you can marvel at how she continues…
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