Outdoor dramas draw large crowds across North Carolina
More than a quarter million vacationists saw outdoor dramas last summer with five major productions in the Great Smoky and Blue Ridge Mountains, Roanoke Island and the Piedmont. Performances run June through early September with nightly shows except Mondays, and feature cast sizes of 100 to 175 in amphitheatres seating up to 3,000.
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North Carolina
Great Smoky
Blue Ridge Mountains
Roanoke Island
Piedmont
America
Blue Ridge Parkway
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Lost Colony
Cape Hatteras National Seashore Recreation Area
Manteo
These Hills
Horn
Asheville
Gideon
Kings Mountain
Paul Green
Raleigh
Kermit Hunter
West
Boone
Thunderland
Hubert Hayes
Department of Dramatic Art
University of North Carolina
Carolina
Cherokee Historical Association
Cherokee
Great Smoky Mountains
Qualla Reservation
U.S. 441
Southern Appalachian Historical Ass‘n
Southern
Appalachians
William Tryon
Daniel Boone
John Sevier
James Robertson
Alamance
Thomas Nichols
Daniel Boone Theatre
Blowing Rock
Biltmore Estate
George Vanderbilt Hotel
Appalachian Mountain
Kentucky
Lamar Stringfield
North Carolina-Virginia
Pisgah and
Nantahala
Kin Mountain National Military Park
U. S. 74
Charlotte
State Travel Bureau
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Waterside
Fort Raleigh
Ter
Daniel
Biltmore
French Broad River
IN. C
Guar Rey
Chapel Hill
Colony
Sir Walter Raleigh
Elizabeth I
England
Virginia Dare
Kill Devil Hill National Memorial
Wright Brothers
Cape Hatteras National Seashore
Tsali
Oklahoma
Oconaluftee
Orkin
Werte
Revlon
Eckerds Drug Store
By Kickernick
PMN
Peter Pan
Inkle