Hendersonville Little Theatre Revisits The Crucible
Accusations of witchcraft swirl through Arthur Miller’s classic play The Crucible. This dramatization of the Salem Witch Trials draws parallels between the hysteria of…
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Silver Queen of Colorado Continues to Shine in Popular Opera
She excavated her own precious metals, scandalizing even hardened miners during the propriety-laced Victorian era. She was called a homewrecker – but also “the…
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Acrobat-Turned-Opera-Director Reflects on His Musical Trajectory
Brevard Music Center, with its companion festival, is both a destination and a source of inspiration. Each summer, young classical musicians from around the…
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Driving Miss Daisy into the Future
It’s 1948 in Atlanta, and an unlikely pair meets for the first time. An older Southern Jewish woman named Daisy is guarded and resistant….
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Swing Shift
“Our song list is basically limitless,” drummer/vocalist James T. Browne once confessed to Bold Life. A four-piece retro act (with “Washboard Mama” occasionally sitting…
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Symphony in T
A cascade of events beginning June 20 marks Arts and Culture Week in Brevard and Transylvania County, aka Land of the Waterfalls, aka “The…
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Role of a Lifetime
As Flat Rock Playhouse launches the holiday season with its new artistic director, Lisa K. Bryant, at the helm, the expectations are high and…
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Ol’ Blue Eyes, Opened
When Timothy O’Keefe was in high school in Los Angeles, he found himself cast as the lead in a musical production mounted by the…
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Magical Moments in the Circus Arts
Three years ago, deep in the rain forests of Costa Rica, Alina Ahh Ever had a vision. She happened to be on stilts at…
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Acting Up
You could say that Charlie Flynn-McIver, artistic director and co-founder with wife Angie of the North Carolina Stage Company (15 Stage Lane, Asheville), has…
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