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The resident professional company at UNC-CH's Department of Dramatic Art unveils the first full lineup devised by Joseph Haj, the new producing artistic director.PericlesSept. 24-Oct. 12Shakespeare's adventure with original music by Red Clay Rambler Jack Herrick.Blue DoorOct. 22-Nov. 9Tanya Barfield's exploration of cultural heritage and identity.The Little PrinceNov. 26-Dec. 14Return of last season's holiday special, Rick Cummins and John Scoullar's adaptation of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's tale.The Glass Menagerie/WellJan. 24-March 1Performances alternate in these plays that pivot on the mother-daughter relationship -- Tennessee Williams' Southern classic and Lisa Kron's autobiographical comedy from 2006.Pride and PrejudiceApril 1-19, 2009Jon Jory's adaptation of the Jane Austen favorite.PRC²The second-stage series of edgy, short-run works returns for a second season. It includes the AIDS play "In the Continuum" by Nikkole Salter and Danai Gurira (Sept. 10-14); the gender exploration "The Young Ladies Of ..." by Taylor Mac (Jan. 7-11); and Heather Raffo's "9 Parts of Desire," portraits of nine Iraqi women (April 22-26). Details: 962-7529, www.playmakersrep.org.
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