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Stage
New Look: Lost Colony up and running after major losses in a fire last fall
Two days before opening night of The Lost Colony, designer William Ivey Long was still working on costumes. They were all brand new, but they had to look very, very old.
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- Local Auditions
- A Problem, A Promise: A Pied Piper will appear in Manteo this summer, courtesy of the N.C. School of the Arts
- 'TRIUMPH': Festival gives enjoyable 17th-century variety show
- Dance Brief: Troupe to do 3 shows
- Theater Brief: Surry play about twins
- Festival's 'philosopher-in-residence' comes out with a book that gets into the heads of dance artists, whether they want him there or not
- Strictly Baroque: Festival will include excerpts from 17th-century 'semi-operas' by Henry Purcell
- Children's Theatre sets season opener Oct. 5
- Local Auditions
- Series will open Sept. 25 with Irving Berlin music
- Mount Airy offering free shows for children
- Local Auditions
- Registrations for course for kids being accepted
- BRAVO: City's opera profile goes up a notch with training program at Salem
- Don't You Dare Blink: Circus promising a parade of astonishing acts at a breakneck pace
- A Portrait of a Pirate: Artistic director of Triad Stage and area musician create a large-cast production about the legendary Blackbeard
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N.C. Politics
Federal Politics
The Downtown Summer Music Series will begin on Thursday. Ed Bumgardner talks to some of the organizers of the Downtown Jazz lineup, in which a form of music known as "smooth jazz" will play a more prominent role this year.
Thursday's relish stories will appear in the Entertainment section.
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