Fired Up for Teppanyaki
Mobile caterer aims for real flavor amid the razzle-dazzle Most of us are familiar with the concept of Hibachi — the extravagant show of…
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Short on Showtime
Brevard College students produce theatrical performance in a hurry It’s Kitt Webb’s first day at Étoiles Noire, a hoity-toity French restaurant, and he has…
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Crossing the Divide
Fiddle and banjo put local flavor in annual orchestral concert For many decades now, the Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra has staged annual concerts around a holiday…
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Half-Time Nomads, Full-Time Harmony
Seth and Sara make van life sing Seth and Sara Brand didn’t start out as a musical duo. Before they got together, both lived…
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A Sharp Ear for the Unusual
Piano virtuoso is known for uncovering rarities Multiple Grammy Award nominee and Juno Award winner Marc-André Hamelin is renowned for his dazzling technical prowess, his…
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History and Harmony
Singing competition hits the high notes of an enduring genre Barbershop harmony is a quintessentially American musical form. Though its heyday was nearly a…
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Playing It By Ear
Program is staunch in its traditional approach to old-time music Old-time is the Appalachian genre that came way before bluegrass. But sometimes it sounds…
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Re-Decking the Halls
Beloved seasonal show returns in person As we struggle back to normalcy amid continuing pandemic restrictions, one hopeful sign is the return of live…
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To Be or Not to Be Fayssoux
Singer/songwriter dishes about peacocks, Tom T. Hall, stage malfunctions, and more Fayssoux Starling McLean was profiled in a January 2018 Bold Life feature, and since…
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Curtain Rises for Saluda’s First Community Theater
Between two cow pastures on winding Mountain Page Road is not where most people would expect to find Saluda’s first community theater. But a…
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