What to Do in the Triangle This Week
While disenfranchisement is hardly cause for celebration, it’s certainly a reason to practice creative catharsis. We’re now three months into […]
While disenfranchisement is hardly cause for celebration, it’s certainly a reason to practice creative catharsis. We’re now three months into […]
August Wilson’s lively ensemble drama Jitney transports theatergoers to the 1970s-era Hill, a predominately Black neighborhood in Pittsburgh where a
When her marriage collapses, a psychiatrist on the brink (played by Talia Shire) embarks on a trip—across the country, and
Durham’s annual cherry blossom spectacle is about to collide with construction crews at Duke Gardens, where a $30 million renovation
Nearly five decades ago, in February 1976, President Gerald R. Ford issued a federal recognition of Black History Month. In
Released to wide acclaim, Justine Triet’s 2023 procedural thriller will have you on the edge of your seat asking “Did
Last week, between landing at RDU and performing a stand-up show at the Carolina Theatre, Patton Oswalt killed a Thursday
On musician Matthew Whitaker’s third birthday, he played “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” on a toy Yamaha keyboard that was a
If you’ve scrolled the Durham subreddit, you’ve seen the recurrent posts: “How do I make friends here?” “New to Durham,