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(5/14/08)

2008 Summer Festivals - by starting date:
Spoleto USA and Piccolo Spoleto (Charleston, SC) May 23 - June 8;
Duke Summer Music (Durham) May 28 - August 3;
Keowee Chamber Music Festival (Asheville, Waynesville, & Cedar Mt.) June 3-15;
Hot Summer Nights at the Kennedy (Raleigh) June 4 - August 31;
UNCG's Focus on Piano Literature: Paris in the 1920s (Greensboro) June 5-7;
American Dance Festival (Durham) June 5 - July 19;
NCS Summerfest (Cary) June 7 - July 19;
UNCA's Concerts on the Quad (Asheville) June 9 - July 14;
Long Leaf Opera Festival (Chapel Hill) June 11-29;
Magnolia Baroque Festival (Winston-Salem) June 17-22;
NCSA Summer Performance Festival (Manteo) June 24 - August 2;
Snow Camp Outdoor Theatre (Snow Camp) June 26 - August 30;
Brevard Music Center Summer Institute & Festival (Brevard) June 27 - August 10
Appalachian Summer Festival (Boone) June 28 - July 26; &
Highlands-Cashiers Chamber Music Fest. (Highlands/Cashiers) July 6 - August 10
(Pending: CCMF, EMF, & Swannanoa)

Openings:

May 20: "The Gingerbread Man" (Carolina Puppet Theater at the Holly Springs Cultural Center).

Resumes May 21-24: "The Clean House" (Deep Dish Theater Company).
Resumes Thursday-Sunday May 22-25, & Thursday-Friday 29-31
Little Green Pig Theatrical Concern & Manbites Dog Theater
Program: Fistful of Love*, directed by Jay O'Berski
Manbites Dog Theater. 703 Foster Street, Durham. 8:15 p.m. except 3:15 p.m. 5/25
Fri-Sun $17, Thurs $12, student rush $8; pay what you can preview 5/15 ($5 minimum). 919/682-3343 or http://www.manbitesdogtheater.org/
*Cast includes Monica Byrne, Donnis Collins, Jane Holding, Lormarev Jones, Dana Marks, Tom Marriott, Elizabeth Phillips, Ron Quander, Rajeev Rajendran, Lucius Robinson & Mark Wright, with Jim Haverkamp, assistant director; Emily Hower & Steve Tell, designers; & Jason Fagg, Bart Matthews, & Lamont Reed, music.
Friday May 23
Transactors Improv, with Jay O'Berski & "a real, live mystery guest from the medical community..."
Program: City of Medicine, Episode 7
Common Ground Theatre, Durham. 8:00 p.m.
$10, students $7. 919/698-3870 or http://transactors.org/

Fridays & Saturdays, May 23-24, & 30-31 - Charlotte
Robot Johnson
Program: The Robot Johnson Show
Duke Energy Theatre, Spirit Square, 345 N. College Street, Charlotte. 8p & 10p (2 performances per night)
$15. 704/372-1000

May 23-25 & 30-31 & Jun. 1 & 5-7: "Cinderella" (North Raleigh Arts and Creative Theatre).

May 24: "The Big Show" (Stacy Clearman's Littleland at the Holly Springs Cultural Center).
May 27 - June 1: Twelve Angry Men (Stanford Broadway Lights Series in Belk Theater, Charlotte).
May 28: "My Mind Is Telling Me No" (ATC Productions, Inc. at Raleigh Memorial Auditorium).
CANCELED: May 29-31 & June 5-7: "The Non" (Manbites Dog Theater in Durham Central Park).
May 29 - June 1, June 5-8, June 12-15, & June 19-22: “Ain’t Misbehavin’” (Temple Theatre).
May 30-31: "Commedia dell'Arte Improv!" (FAIT Accompli at The ArtsCenter).
Friday-Sunday May 30 - June 1
Burning Coal Theatre Company
Program: Ian Finley: Elegies: Stories from the Oakwood Cemetery
Oakwood Cemetery, Raleigh. 6:30 p.m. except 6/1 @ 2:00 p.m.
$20, students $10. 919/834-4001 or http://www.burningcoal.org/
*Friday May 30 - Sunday June 22
Raleigh Little Theatre
Program: Radio Gals
Cantey V. Sutton Theatre, Raleigh Little Theatre, 301 Pogue Street, Raleigh. 5/30-31, 6/5-7, 6/12-14, & 6/19-21 @ 8p; & 6/1, 6/8, 6/15, & 6/22 @ 3p
$18, seniors/students $15, First Sunday (all) $10. 919/821-3111 or http://raleighlittletheatre.org/tickets/buy.html
*AD 6/1 @ 3p
Wednesday-Sunday June 4-8 & Wednesday-Sunday June 11-15
Hot Summer Nights at the Kennedy
Program: Neil Simon: Rumors, directed by John McIlwee
Kennedy Theatre, Raleigh. 8p except 3p Sundays
Season tickets (6 shows) $150. Single tickets $27.50; group discounts. 919/831-6060 or http://www.hotsummernightsatthekennedy.org/
June 6: Transactors' 25th Anniversary Celebration (ArtsCenter, Carrboro).
Friday-Sunday June 6-8 & Friday-Sunday June 13-15 - Raleigh
The Justice Theater Project
Program: “The Line in the Sand: Stories from the US/Mexico Border”*
Performing Arts Center, Cardinal Gibbons High School, 1401 Edwards Mill Road, Raleigh. 8:00 p.m. except 2:00 p.m. 6/8 & 6/15. Reception 6/6. Post-show discussions 6/7 & 6/14
$15, seniors/students $12, groups of 10+ $10 per person; & pay what you can 6/8. 919/259-6936 or http://www.thejusticetheaterproject.org/
Related event: Art exhibit featuring works of Tuscan artist Deborah McCullough.
*"The play explores the complexity of the migration issue and examines the various ways that many people, not just immigrants, are affected by the lack of practical and humane immigration legislation. Written based on interviews with people living on the Arizona/Mexico border, the play dramatizes the lives of real people in real situations."
*Friday-Sunday June 6-8, Thursday June 19, Sunday June 21, & Saturday June 28
Theatre in the Park
Program: Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope & Jamie Wooten: Dearly Beloved, directed by Ira David Wood III
Theatre In The Park, 107 Pullen Road, Raleigh. 8p except 6/8 @ 3p
$21, seniors (60+) $15, students & active military $13. 919/831-6058 or http://www.theatreinthepark.com/.
*AD 6/19 @ 8p
June 6-29: Shakespeare: Antony and Cleopatra (Montford Park Players, Asheville).
Sunday June 8 – Raleigh
Burning Coal Theatre Company’s MusiCoal Summer Series: JAAFAR
Meymandi Theatre, Murphey School, 224 Polk St, Raleigh. 7:00 p.m.
$. 919/834-4001 or http//www.burningcoal.org/
*Friday-Sunday June 13-15, Friday June 20, Sunday June 22, Friday June 27, & Sunday June 29
Theatre in the Park
Program: David Botrell & Jessie Jones: Dearly Departed, directed by Ira David Wood III
Theatre In The Park, 107 Pullen Road, Raleigh. 8p except 6/15, 6/22, & 6/29 @ 3p
$21, seniors (60+) $15, students & active military $13. 919/831-6058 or http://www.theatreinthepark.com/.
*AD 6/20 @ 8p
Wednesday-Sunday June 18-22 & Wednesday-Sunday June 25-29
Hot Summer Nights at the Kennedy
Program: Robert Waldman: The Robber Bridegroom, with Julie Florin, conductor, & Matthew-Jason Willis, director
Kennedy Theatre, Raleigh. 8p except 3p Sundays
$27.50; group discounts. 919/831-6060 or http://www.hotsummernightsatthekennedy.org/
Summer 2008 t.b.a.
Theatre In The Park
Program: Ira David Wood III: Briarpatch
Theatre In The Park, 107 Pullen Road, Raleigh. Time(s) t.b.a.
$. 919/831-6058 or http://www.theatreinthepark.com/.
Thursday-Saturday June 26-28, Friday July 11,Thursday July 17,Saturday July 19, Friday July 25,Thursday July 31, Saturday August 2, Friday August 8,Thurday August 14, Saturday August 16, Friday August 22, Thursday August 28, & Saturday August 30 - Snow Camp
Snow Camp Historical Drama Society
Program: William Hardy: Sword of Peace (dramatic portrayal of the American Revolution)
Snow Camp Outdoor Theatre, 301 Drama Road, Snow Camp. 8:00 p.m.
Season tickets $35 (before 5/31), $45 thereafter. Single tickets $15, senions (60+) $13, children < 12 $7.00; group rates for 15+ - advance reservations required. 336/376-6948, 800/726-5115, or http://www.snowcampdrama.com/
Wednesday-Sunday July 2-6 & Wednesday-Sunday July 9-13
Hot Summer Nights at the Kennedy
Program: Sam Shepard: True West, with Matt and Dan Bogart, directed by Lauren Kennedy
Kennedy Theatre, Raleigh. 8p except 3p Sundays
$27.50; group discounts. 919/831-6060 or http://www.hotsummernightsatthekennedy.org/
Thursday-Saturday July 3-5, Thursday July 10, Saturday July 12, Friday July 18, Thursday July 24, Saturday July 26, Friday August 1, Thursday August 7, Saturday August 9, Friday August 15, Thursday August 21, Saturday August 23, & Friday August 29 - Snow Camp
Snow Camp Historical Drama Society
Program: Mark Sumner: Pathway to Freedom (an account of the "Underground Railroad" from NC to Indiana)
Snow Camp Outdoor Theatre, 301 Drama Road, Snow Camp. 8:00 p.m.
Season tickets $35 (before 5/31), $45 thereafter. Single tickets $15, senions (60+) $13, children < 12 $7.00; group rates for 15+ - advance reservations required. 336/376-6948, 800/726-5115, or http://www.snowcampdrama.com/
Wednesday July 9, Wednesday July 16, Wednesday July 23, Wednesday July 30, Wesnesday August 6, Wednesday August 13, Wednesday August 20, & Wednesday August 30 - Snow Camp
Snow Camp Historical Drama Society
Program: Cane Creek Calamities (musical in the spirit of Lil’ Abner)
Snow Camp Outdoor Theatre, 301 Drama Road, Snow Camp. 8:00 p.m.
Season tickets $35 (before 5/31), $45 thereafter. Single tickets $15, senions (60+) $13, children < 12 $7.00; group rates for 15+ - advance reservations required. 336/376-6948, 800/726-5115, or http://www.snowcampdrama.com/
July 11-20: Shakespeare: Henry VIII (Montford Park Players, Asheville).
Saturday July 12, Saturday July 19, Saturday July 26, Saturday August 2, Saturday August 9, Saturday August 16, Saturday August 23, & Saturday August 30 - Snow Camp
Snow Camp Historical Drama Society
Program: Robin Hood (children's theatre)
Snow Camp Outdoor Theatre, 301 Drama Road, Snow Camp. 10:00 a.m.
$5. 336/376-6948, 800/726-5115, or http://www.snowcampdrama.com/

*Saturday July 12 - Sunday July 20
NC Theatre
Program: Peter Pan, starring Ira David Wood III as “Captain Hook”
Memorial Auditorium, Raleigh. 7/12 @ 8p, 7/13 @ 2p, 7/15-18 @ 8p, 7/19 @ 2p & 8p, & 7/20 @ 2p & 7p
$75-$25. 919/831-6941 or http://www.nctheatre.com/
*AD 7/19 @ 2p
Sunday July 13 - Raleigh
Burning Coal Theatre Company’s MusiCoal Summer Series: C. Hilton, juzheng/ laptop, Bicameral Mind, Tuvan throat singer/live electronics, & Bob Pence and Friends.
Meymandi Theatre, Murphey School, 224 Polk St, Raleigh. 7:00 p.m.
$. 919/834-4001 or http//www.burningcoal.org/
Tuesdays, Thursdays, & Saturdays, July 15-August 16 - Edenton
Rocky Hock Playhouse
Program: Gloria Emmerich: Under His Wings
Rocky Hock Playhouse, 126 Evans-Bass Road, Edenton. 10:30 a.m. & 2:00 p.m. (Tuesdays & Thursdays), & 10:30 a.m., 2:00 p.m., & 5:15 p.m. (Saturdays)
$18-$16, seniors $17-$17, & children 5+ $11-$9 - prices depend upon the day/time of performance. Call for group rates. 252/482-4621 or http://www.rockyhockplayhouse.com/
July 22-27: Avenue Q (Stanford Broadway Lights Series in Belk Theater, Charlotte).
Wednesday-Sunday July 23-27 & Wednesday-Sunday July 30 - August 3
Hot Summer Nights at the Kennedy
Program: David Hare: Skylight, directed by Kristen Coury
Kennedy Theatre, Raleigh. 8p except 3p Sundays
$27.50; group discounts. 919/831-6060 or http://www.hotsummernightsatthekennedy.org/
August 1-24: Shakespeare: As You Like It (Montford Park Players, Asheville).
Wednesday-Sunday August 6-10 & Wednesday-Sunday August 13-17
Hot Summer Nights at the Kennedy
Program: Marta Kaufman, Alan Menken, Stephen Schwartz, et al: Personals, directed by Tito Hernandez
Kennedy Theatre, Raleigh. 8p except 3p Sundays
$27.50; group discounts. 919/831-6060 or http://www.hotsummernightsatthekennedy.org/
Sunday August 10 - Raleigh
Burning Coal Theatre Company’s MusiCoal Summer Series: Ed Stephenson & the Paco Band
Meymandi Theatre, Murphey School, 224 Polk St, Raleigh. 7:00 p.m.
$. 919/834-4001 or http//www.burningcoal.org/
Wednesday-Sunday August 20-24 & Wednesday-Sunday August 27-31
Hot Summer Nights at the Kennedy
Program: Jack Murphy: Gods of Autumn (premiere), with Jarrod Emick, directed by the Jack Murphy
Kennedy Theatre, Raleigh. 8p except 3p Sundays
$27.50; group discounts. 919/831-6060 or http://www.hotsummernightsatthekennedy.org/
September 5-28: Marlowe: Doctor Faustus (Montford Park Players, Asheville).
Thursday-Sunday September 11-14 & Thursday-Sunday September 18-21, & Thursday-Sunday September 25-28 - Raleigh
Burning Coal Theatre Company
Program: David Edgar: The Prisoner’s Dilemma, directed by Jerome Davis
Meymandi Theatre at the Murphey School, 224 Polk Street, Raleigh. 7:30 p.m. except Sundays @ 2:00 p.m.
$20, seniors/students/active military $15, groups of 10+ $12/person; Thursdays all seats $10; student rush $5. 919/834-4001 or http://www.burningcoal.org/
Sep. 13-14 & Sep. 16-21: "Whistle Down the Wind" (North Carolina Theatre Kids on Broadway).
Tuesdays, Thursdays, & Saturdays, September 18 - October 18 - Edenton
Rocky Hock Playhouse
Program: Gloria Emmerich: Rocky Hock Gospel Jubilee
Rocky Hock Playhouse, 126 Evans-Bass Road, Edenton. 10:30 a.m. & 2:00 p.m. (Tuesdays & Thursdays), & 10:30 a.m., 2:00 p.m., & 5:15 p.m. (Saturdays)
$18-$16, seniors $17-$17, & children 5+ $11-$9 - prices depend upon the day/time of performance. Call for group rates. 252/482-4621 or http://www.rockyhockplayhouse.com/
Oct. 7 - Nov. 16: Traces (Stanford Broadway Lights Series, McGlohon Theatre, Charlotte).
Saturday October 18 - Sunday October 26
NC Theatre
Program: Yeston & Kopit’s Phantom
Memorial Auditorium, Raleigh. 10/18 @ 8p, 10/19 @ 2p, 10/21-24 @ 8p, 10/25 @ 2P & 8p, & 10/26 @ 2p & 7p
$75-$25. 919/831-6941 or http://www.nctheatre.com/
Thursday-Sunday November 6-9, Thursday-Sunday November 13-16, & Thursday-Sunday November 20-23 - Raleigh
Burning Coal Theatre Company
Program: Terry Johnson: Hysteria, directed by Jerome Davis
Meymandi Theatre at the Murphey School, 224 Polk Street, Raleigh. 7:30 p.m. except Sundays @ 2:00 p.m.
$20, seniors/students/active military $15, groups of 10+ $12/person; Thursdays all seats $10; student rush $5. 919/834-4001 or http://www.burningcoal.org/
Nov. 11-16: Chicago (Stanford Broadway Lights Series, Belk Theatre, Charlotte).
Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays, November 18 - December 20 - Edenton
Rocky Hock Playhouse
Program: Gloria Emmerich: Star over Bethlehem
Rocky Hock Playhouse, 126 Evans-Bass Road, Edenton. 10:30 a.m. & 2:00 p.m. (Tuesdays & Thursdays), & 10:30 a.m., 2:00 p.m., & 5:15 p.m. (Saturdays)
$18-$16, seniors $17-$17, & children 5+ $11-$9 - prices depend upon the day/time of performance. Call for group rates. 252/482-4621 or http://www.rockyhockplayhouse.com/
Thursday-Sunday December 4-7, Thursday-Sunday December 11-14, & Thursday-Sunday December 18-21 - Raleigh
Burning Coal Theatre Company
Program: Shakespeare: Twelfth Night, directed by Rebecca Holderness
Meymandi Theatre at the Murphey School, 224 Polk Street, Raleigh. 7:30 p.m. except Sundays @ 2:00 p.m.
$20, seniors/students/active military $15, groups of 10+ $12/person; Thursdays all seats $10; student rush $5. 919/834-4001 or http://www.burningcoal.org/
Tuesday-Sunday January 20-25, 2009
DPAC
Program: Rent, with Adam Pascal & Anthony Rapp
Durham Performing Arts Center, 123 Vivian Street, Durham. 1/20 @ 7p, 1/21-22 @ 7:30p, 1/23 @ 8p, 1/24 @ 2p & 8p, & 1/25 @ 1:30p & 6:30p
Season $284-$79.50. 919/680-ARTS(2787) or http://www.DPACnc.com/
Thursday-Sunday January 22-25, Thursday-Sunday January 29 - February 1, & Thursday-Sunday February 5-8 - Raleigh
Burning Coal Theatre Company
Program: Juan Mayorga (transl. David Johnston)
Meymandi Theatre at the Murphey School, 224 Polk Street, Raleigh. 7:30 p.m. except Sundays @ 2:00 p.m.
$20, seniors/students/active military $15, groups of 10+ $12/person; Thursdays all seats $10; student rush $5. 919/834-4001 or http://www.burningcoal.org/
Jan. 27 - Feb. 1, 2009: Rent ("Extra," Stanford Broadway Lights Series, Ovens Auditorium, Charlotte).
Feb. 10-15, 2009: Frost/Nixon (Stanford Broadway Lights Series, Belk Theatre, Charlotte).
Mar. 3-8, 2009: Riverdance - Farewell Engagement ("Extra," Stanford Broadway Lights Series, Ovens Auditorium, Charlotte).
Tuesday-Sunday March 17-22, 2009
DPAC
Program: Fiddler on the Roof, with Chaim Topol
Durham Performing Arts Center, 123 Vivian Street, Durham. 3/17 @ 7p, 3/18-19 @ 7:30p, 3/20 @ 8p, 3/21 @ 2p & 8p, & 3/22 @ 1:30p & 6:30p
$. 919/680-ARTS(2787) or http://www.DPACnc.com/
Mar. 24-29, 2009: Burn the Floor (Stanford Broadway Lights Series, Belk Theatre, Charlotte).
Thursday-Sunday April 9-12, Thursday-Sunday April 16-19, & Thursday-Sunday April 23-26 - Raleigh
Burning Coal Theatre Company
Program: Ian Finley: 1960, directed by Marc Williams
Meymandi Theatre at the Murphey School, 224 Polk Street, Raleigh. 7:30 p.m. except Sundays @ 2:00 p.m.
$20, seniors/students/active military $15, groups of 10+ $12/person; Thursdays all seats $10; student rush $5. 919/834-4001 or http://www.burningcoal.org/
Tuesday-Sunday April 14-19, 2009
DPAC
Program: Legally Blonde, directed/choreographed by Jerry Mitchell
Durham Performing Arts Center, 123 Vivian Street, Durham. 4/14 @ 7p. 4/15-16 @ 7:30p, 4/17 @ 8p, 4/18 @ 2p & 8p, & 4/19 @ 1:30p & 6:30p
$. 919/680-ARTS(2787) or http://www.DPACnc.com/
Apr. 21-26, 2009: Legally Blonde (Stanford Broadway Lights Series, Ovens Auditorium, Charlotte).
Tuesday-Sunday May 12-17, 2009
DPAC
Program: The Color Purple
Durham Performing Arts Center, 123 Vivian Street, Durham. 5/12 @ 7p, 5/13-14 @ 7:30p, 5/15 @ 8p, 5/16 @ 2p & 8p, & 5/17 @ 1:30p & 6:30p
$. 919/680-ARTS(2787) or http://www.DPACnc.com/
May 19-24, 2009: The Color Purple (Stanford Broadway Lights Series, Belk Theatre, Charlotte).
Jun. 10 - Jul. 5, 2009: Phantom of the Opera (Stanford Broadway Lights Series, McGlohon Theatre, Charlotte).
Jul. 28 - Aug. 2, 2009: Mamma Mia! ("Extra," Stanford Broadway Lights Series, Ovens Auditorium, Charlotte).

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