Her latest project Lions Will Roar, Swans Will Fly, Angels Will Wrestle Heaven, Rains Will Break: Gukurahundi! challenges the contrived conceptions of Africa, seeking to explore the authentic...
What word makes everything instantly worse? It starts with a “W” and ryhmes with winter. That’s right, winter.
The production is Brittany Duck’s senior distinction project, which she began working on in the fall of 2009. After reading through several plays, she decided on Two Small Bodies for the unique...
“This story just came spitting out of me,” Tim Tyson said. “There was a kind of convulsive quality to it.”
A movie based on a real-life event as riveting and history-rich as the Oxford, N.C. trial of Henry “Dickie” Marrow’s murder can’t be anything but worth watching.
Part Michael Moore, part Borat with a dash of the United Nations, the Yes Men have attacked Dow Chemical on the BBC and published a fake New York Times heralding the end of the war in Iraq, and,...
Out of the Blue, presented by Archipelago Theatre, is not easy to sum up. But it shouldn’t be.
At first glance, Big Shots seems to have little to do with thriftiness. But strangely enough, the show was born at least in part out of the need to do more with less in lean times.
This is a nightmarish and elegant study of mental illness, interlaced with memory, emblematic of loss.
Chatroulette becomes existential when Sam Schlinkert wonders if he still hasn't found what he's looking for.
Gorilla Manor, the first full-length release from Los Angeles quintet Local Natives, sounds like the work of a much more accomplished band, well-formed and generally agreeable.
For Martin Scorsese, a man who has become known for having an exact vision of how he frames his films—down to the detailed shot-lists he compiles the night before each production day—lending...
This Thursday in Reynolds Theater, Andy Warhol’s spirit will be channeled through the modern rock of Dean & Britta, performing music to accompany a showing of the artist’s “Screen Tests.”
Although all of us may believe we’re pursuing particular members of the opposite sex during our weekend exploits, the reality is we’re merely chasing orgasms.
To understand who Ravi Coltrane is, you have to start by understanding who he’s not.
The Indo-Pak Coalition, and band leader Rudresh Mahanthappa, will be making their North Carolina debut this Saturday at Duke Performances’s WAIL! jazz saxophone festival. Synthesizing jazz with...
