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I hate to give things away before opening, but this is already looking rather nice...

May 12-30, click here.

Don't Mess With Dionysus

What makes a super production of a Greek tragedy? Strong speaking, smart and passionate acting, physical dynamism... a little Butoh, hip sound, elegant costumes, an outdoor mini-Greek amphitheatre... and one head of cabbage.

Plus, four most awesome seniors!! (...doing Senior Projects in directing, acting, costume design and sound design!)

This weekend, through Tuesday! For more info, go here.

Ringing through the 25th

Sarah Ruhl's Dead Man's Cell Phone is open at NC Stage! It was a really fun show to work on, with a great and generous group of folks all 'round. I'm especially proud of all the help (and serious design & art work) provided by Warren Wilson students!

A quote from John Crutchfield in The Mountain Express:

Under the skillful direction of Ron Bashford, Dead Man’s Cell Phone is all that Ruhl could hope it would be, and perhaps a bit more. The acting is solid, the design elements well-integrated (especially Jason Waggoner’s superb soundscape), and the overarching “concept” reaches to the heart of this fanciful play and expresses it in a beautiful and coherent dramatic world.

If you're in the Asheville area, you can snag tix here.

Next up: What The Butler Saw by Joe Orton! But before that, there is the project by the glorious quartet of seniors at Warren Wilson: The Bacchae, playing outdoors in the amphitheatre April 23-27.