Three musicals and a period drama are among this month’s stage offerings.

Three musicals and a period drama are among this month’s stage offerings.
White Horse Black Mountain hosts a tribute concert, Goodwill Ambassador leads acting workshop and more!
It’s unlikely that you are going to see another play this enthralling any time soon. To say it is “not to be missed” is an understatement.
UNCA faculty and local theater professionals believe the department’s loss will have lasting effects.
A musical, a comedy and a courtroom drama lead the way this month.
The adaptation of the beloved film is far from boring, but too wild and untamed to belong in the league of great or even very good musicals.
C. Robert Jones, Chelsey Lee Gaddy and Will Ezzell look back at the Mars Hill theater company’s history, and ahead to its future.
Beloved musicals and new original works fill area stages this month.
Despite many theatergoers’ familiarity with the Oscar-nominated film — and possibly Stephen King’s source novella — the story proves surprisingly captivating on stage.
SART fiddles on the roof while Flat Rock Playhouse goes to jail.
Woman of color inducted into Daughters of the American Revolution, Brew and View back on the market, Frozen live on stage, new book about labyrinths and more!
The actor/director talks new projects and the city’s theater scene.
Music ties together three area productions this month.
Behind-the-scenes players from Asheville Community Theatre, Flat Rock Playhouse and N.C. Stage Co. talk shop.
A pair of one-person shows and a Roald Dahl musical are among this month’s top options.
The co-founder of Theatrical Intimacy Education spoke at the Berlin International Film Festival in February.
Witch is very loosely based on the 1621 English play The Witch of Edmonton by William Rowley, Thomas Dekker and John Ford. In Silverman’s version, none other than the Devil himself finds his way to Edmonton.
As part of Xpress’ Kids Issue, we speak with 9-year-old Josephine Monastero about her love of theater and performance.
The supernatural, Greek gods and small-town personalities grace area stages this month.
Hair is a form of expression and individuality. It can reflect our personalities, our struggles, our successes and our culture. This metaphor is extended throughout Keli Goff’s play The Glorious World of Crowns, Kinks, and Curls, which Different Strokes Performing Arts Collective is currently producing at the Tina McGuire Theatre through Sunday, Feb. 18.
Local creatives find various means to afford staying in Asheville — but is it worth the effort?