“The Music of the Night: An Andrew Lloyd Webber Revue” will be the last production. CPCC plans to demolish the auditorium and library after the first of the year.
Piers near Myrtle Beach, S. C. made it through Hurricane Florence without sustaining much damage. Here’s drone footage of three of them shot before the storm.
Charlotte attorney David Rudolf discusses the Netflix docuseries “The Staircase,” about the murder trial of Michael Peterson. Rudolf will be talking about his involvement with the production at McGlohon Theater Oct. 4.
After a long career at Winthrop University Tom Stanley is now an artist in residence and a visiting curator at the McColl Center for Art + Innovation.
Smith, the co-owner of Tattoo Me Charlotte, grew up in Lincoln County. She hopes to leave her artistic mark in Charlotte and beyond.
A media tour backstage at Belk Theater’s “The Lion King” featured puppets and interviews with cast members including local student Ramon Reed, who plays Young Simba. “The Lion King” runs at Belk from August 22-September 9.
Aretha Franklin died on August 16,2018. The “Queen of Soul” had a musical career that spanned nearly 60 years.
Rory Sheriff of Brand New Sheriff Productions, the only Charlotte producer with a year-long schedule of African-American theater, talks about his first play “Be A Lion,” and the production of “Eclipsed,” by Danai Gurira
Birmingham dancer Lala D’iore got help shooting an audition video to be a Janet Jackson backup dancer when an officer pulled up, stopped traffic to let her keep filming, in a video that has gone viral.
After its huge success on Broadway, “Hamilton” expanded to Chicago, where it has been playing in an open-ended run since October 2016.
Van Aken, an artist in residence at the McColl Center, has been working with students from Studio 345 while creating his own artwork.
Robin Tynes, founder of Three Bone Theatre describes the Charlotte company’s next production, Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’ “Appropriate,” which won an Obie Award for best play.
Artist Marc Fornes and Crescent Communitie are installing Wanderwall, an 18,000 square-foot art screening on a parking deck at the Novel Stonewall Station development, which includes apartments, a Whole Foods and two hotels.
You may be asked to put away your phone at the next concert you attend. From Beyonce to Jack White, a new wave of musicians are trying to keep their fans from filming their concerts on their phones.
The BOOM festival in Plaza Midwood is Charlotte’s annual showcase of contemporary and experimental art, featuring a unique coalition of artists, volunteers, nonprofits, and local businesses and organizations transforming how art is made and shared
A year ago, property owner Paul Sires hired local artist Osiris Rain to paint a private trash dumpster behind the building he owned on North Davidson Street. But Charlotte’s rules say the dumpster should be hidden by a fence.
