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Published Thu, Jul 22, 2010 05:25 AM
Modified Thu, Jul 22, 2010 05:24 AM
Modified Thu, Jul 22, 2010 05:24 AM
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The Justice Theater Project's " Molly Daughter," opening tonight, explores how the wives and daughters of Irish coal miners in 1870s Pennsylvania managed after a coal town boss executed 20 men for protesting his exploitations. -
Piano festival brings Manhattan School of Music grads to Clayton Center
Four New York-based pianists will be in Clayton this week, ready to share their mastery of the 18th century instrument with a modern twist. -
Falstaff and Hal keep 'King' afloat
PlayMakers Repertory Company has been demonstrating its estimable resources (and chutzpah) recently with annual two-part productions. -
Asides
"Dry Run: Defining Determination, Testing Reconstruction," an exhibit featuring visual mythologist Lynn Marshall-Linnemeier, is on display at UNC-Chapel Hill through April 30. -
Literary notes
Some authors visiting Triangle bookstores this week: -
Theater Picks
PlayMakers Repertory Company takes on another two-part production with "The Making of a King," consisting of Shakespeare's "Henry IV" (Parts I and II abridged into one play) and "Henry V. -
'American Idiot' moves and mesmerizes
Punk rock and the Broadway musical might seem polar opposites, but "American Idiot" proves their fusion can work. -
'Donald' imagines unknown unknowns
Little Green Pig Theatrical Concern never does anything by halves, with some productions rivetingly imaginative and others frustratingly over the top. "Donald," the company's inventive piece about former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, is one of its very best. -
Cary wants thoughts on theater design
The town will hold a public meeting Tuesday evening to display design plans for a new downtown theater and get the public's feedback. -
NCSU student's photos document immigrants' journey and his own
Imagine walking from South America to North Carolina, traversing undeveloped swamps, evading poisonous critters and the threat of drug war violence.
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