Fall Arts Guide News Today

The one-night only event Jan. 13 features former and current winners of Blumenthal Performing Arts’ Blumey Awards at Belk Theater

The actors provide behind-the-scenes stories of The Avett Brothers’ powerful new show, now in D.C. and eyeing a possible move to Broadway.

Professor Heather Freeman’s show explores “how everyday Americans have mixed magic, religion, spirituality and belief for over 400 years.”

Kwamé Ryan, who is from Trinidad, is the first person of color to lead the 91-year-old CSO.

“Star Wars”, Zubin Mehta and yoga all impacted the life of Kwamé Ryan, the first Black man to lead the nearly century-old CSO.

This is Remi Okamoto’s first time in the U..S. The Charlotte Ballet dancer already sees similarities to life and work herre and in her native Japan.

Its first show, “Godspell,” will take place Dec. 1-3 at HUG CLT.

Elton John’s musical had debuted to strong reviews in London last year. The transfer was announced Friday.

A fifth-generation Charlottean, Mia Love Live also created a show about “The Detailed Experience of an Anxious, Black Woman.”

As all things autumnal start to creep into our line of vision—auburn leaves, gourds, (all the) candy—they set a mood. We're moving our raincoats from storage to the coat rack and taking a look at significant art happenings throughout the remainder of the year. Among the shows on this short list you'll find watercolors in magnetizing colors, jawbreaker-glazed stoneware contemplations of everyday surroundings, art history pulled from distinguished collections, and exhibitions t...