A city’s drinking water is contaminated, and two brothers, the town’s doctor and mayor, line up on opposite sides of a war pitting money and politics against the health and safety of the town. Henrik Ibsen’s classic play is newly … Read more
Dubbed the Jon Stewart of the Arab world, cardiothoracic surgeon Bassem Youssef created the first political satire show in the Middle East, earning millions of viewers every week. Now residing in California, he shares his wry observations on his own … Read more
When does an individual have the responsibility to act on behalf of a community? This is a central question for public health practitioners. It is also at the heart of Egyptian satirist Bassem Youssef’s story. Join the former cardiothoracic surgeon … Read more
Bassem Youssef invites members of the local Arabic-speaking community to join him in a town hall-style setting for a candid discussion of their experiences. Free and open to the public. For more information, please visit here. This event is sponsored by … Read more
The sublime result of six decades of innovation by Tel Aviv-based Batsheva’s founder Ohad Naharin, Venezuela combines his signature Gaga technique with Tango and rap in a collage of scenes showcasing dialogue between music and movement. Tickets from $37.
The sublime result of six decades of innovation by Tel Aviv-based Batsheva's founder Ohad Naharin, Venezuela combines his signature Gaga technique with Tango and rap in a collage of scenes showcasing dialogue between music and movement. Tickets from $37.
On October 3, 2019, Carolina Performing Arts and its partners invite the Carolina and Chapel Hill community to the Re:Rosas Library Takeover at Wilson Library and Davis Library on the UNC-Chapel Hill campus. Dancers will perform the “chair dance” from Rosas danst Rosas in … Read more
In this riveting performance by Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, repetition plays the lead role. A seminal postmodern work, Rosas danst Rosas is unequivocally feminine—four women dancers engage in a dialogue of fierce movements that are countered by small everyday gestures. The exhaustion … Read more
