Reckless opens at Saax Bradbury Playhouse this Friday
Craven Arts Council presents Craig Lucas comedy Reckless directed by Mary Sutton. The new production emphasizes imagination over realism with a diverse cast including Dottie Hollatschek and John Hayes and runs two weekends starting Friday June 2. A post-show discussion will follow the opening performances. The ensemble features Pam Schiller, Bob Hennon, Hannah French and Scott Kisch among others with technical work by Ernie Ensley and Cary Worthy. Tickets are $8 in advance and $10 at the door, available at the Bank of the Arts.
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Craig Lucas
Saax Bradbury Playhouse
Mary Sutton
Sutton
New York
Lucas
Rachel Fitzsimmons
Dottie Hollatschek
Rachel
John Hayes
Reckless
Charles Cookman
Pam Schiller
Charlie Peek
Tom
Lloyd
Bill McGoughran
Patricia Diane White
Bob Hennon
Hannah French
Scott Kisch
Ernie Ensley
Cary Worthy
Jennifer Baer
Barbara Bauer
Hennon
Bank of the Arts
Middle St
ARTS
Society For Creative Anachronism
Suzuki Strings
Voci Allegri
Golden Notes Gospel
Bob Cox
Fred Eisel
Loyal Osterlund
Southern Gentlemen
Craven Consort
New Bern Boys Choir
William Strickland
Craven Brass
Dulcimer Society
Dance Theater
Margaret Fletcher
Shooting Star
Middle Street
Craven Street
Pollock Street
Arts Council
Alive at Five celebrates Craven Arts Council birthday
Downtown party runs 5 to 9 pm with banjos bagpipes and 20 groups performing from 5 to 9 pm. Cakes from local vendors mark the 1995 96 membership drive and a Bear Plaza reception awaits the Arts Council's 600 plus members. Mary Sutton Reckless at Sax Bradbury Playhouse and many crafts demos listed.
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Craven Arts Council
Council
Downtown Business and Professional Association
Arts Council
Bear Plaza
Farmer’s Market
Mary Sutton
Saax Bradbury Playhouse
Pollock St
Howard Lord
Caton’s
Summerfest series brings Cross Shirelles and Palmer to Raleigh
Mike Cross the Shirelles Lauren Kennedy and David Palmer join the North Carolina Symphony for Summerfest concerts starting June 3 at Regency Park Cary. Appearances span June 3 10 17 24 with a July 4 Salute to America. Palmer conducts a symphonic rock program featuring Pink Floyd Yes Genesis Led Zeppelin and Jethro Tull. Tickets start 15 tent 10 grass series 60 for eight grass seats.
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Raleigh
Mike Cross
The
Shirelles
Lauren
David Palmer
Jethro Tull
North Carolina Symphony
Regency Park
Cary
Cross
Kennedy
Palmer
America
George Gershwin
Jerome Kern
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Symphony
Pink Floyd
Yes
Genesis
Led Zeppelin
Prehistoric walrus tusk to star at Aurora Fossil Festival
Smithsonian will display a 12 to 13 inch cast of a walrus tusk found at the PCS Phosphate mine near Aurora. Discovered by George Powell and excavated with David J. Bohaska, the tusk dates 2 to 20 million years old. Powell and Bohaska return for the festival weekend along with university and museum exhibits, tours, a special post office cancellation, and various events across town. Weekend hours run 9 am to 6 pm Saturday and noon to 6 pm Sunday.
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Aurora
Smithsonian Institution
PCS
George Powell
Falls Church
Powell
David J. Bohaska
Smithsonian
Bohaska
Mary K. Weeks
Weeks
Aurora Museum
PCS Phosphate
Texas Gulf
N.C. State
East Carolina
N.C. State Museum of Natural Sciences
Duke University Marine Lab
Ers
New Bern
Band Crisis
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North Carolina Aquarium
Call
Jesse Avery
Sun Joy
William Tryon
Tryon Palace
Palace
Eryc Whiteley
Tara Ki Y
Bryan Davis
Meghan Jeffries
Jeff Hirsch
Emily Miller
Ben Gaskill
N.C. Highland Regiment
David Zinman