Performing Arts

A downsized version of a sprawling show makes magic, if you know how. Director Matthew Decker does.

Nine scenes — all out of order — with nine characters and a couple elevators.

A woman's daughter and son-in-law try to get her to clean up her act.

Donald Trump is the last guy who gets to tell black America who’s doing a service to our community.

Michael Hollinger's new play illuminates the scars of people in transition.

The Dancing Monks of Assam teach and perform a 600-year-old classical Indian dance form called Sattriya.

A new play considers oppressing and being oppressed.

How the history of Cuba and the revolution continues to shape the identities of Cubans and their American kin.

Orchestra 2001 will perform on Sunday, April 22 at World Café Live, and Saturday, April 28 at the Fillmore.

A new play "¡Bienvenidos Blancos!, or Welcome White People!" tracks a descendant of the Cuban exodus as he re-assesses his feelings for the island nation.

John Guare's "Lydie Breeze Trilogy," about a Civil War nurse and the men she draws into her life's adventures, comes to an end.

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Five short plays — three of them super-short plays — and a mystifying title for their grouping.

With stomping feet, clapping hands and spoken word, the Step Afrika! dance company is in Wilmington this week to tell the story of the Great Migration.

At Quintessence Theatre, the females in the cast seize the production by the sheer dint of their acting.