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Princeton Arts Fellow Kamara Thomas presents the first developmental production of her new musical theater work Xulgaria, featuring students from her spring course, the Princeton Playhouse Orchestra and Choir and guest artists from across the country. In this dark but hopeful fairy tale, two friends find themselves in an underworld of eternal winter—Xulgaria. On their journey they must face the great Bird-women who are the land's rulers as they search for Spring and retrieve the parts of ...

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Beyoncé is country's latest outlaw—and challenging the genre's racist and sexist aesthetics, writes Taylor Crumpton.

Duke Arts is thrilled to announce that this year’s Music in the Gardens, now FREE to all, will be presented in partnership with Country Soul Songbook (CSSB).

The popular Sarah P. Duke Gardens concert series is back May 29-June 26 and partnering with local organization Country Soul Songbook.

Local musician Chessa Rich stopped by to promote this month’s Sleepy Fest and play a song off her new album "Deeper Sleeper."

Music fans, get ready: Sleepy Fest is coming back to Orange County Saturday, October 28, with a full day of art and live performances!

Fresh off the success of last year's "Tularosa: An American Dreamtime," musician Kamara Thomas stops by to promote this month's Sleepy Fest.

Aaron chats with Sam Logan of Nightblooms, a band that's playing at the second annual Sleepy Fest, in Hillsborough Saturday, October 28.