Concert review by Kristen Collosso. Photos by Chris Adamczyk. The Carolina heat broke just in time for two 1980s hit-makers to grace Booth Amphitheatre’s stage on Thursday night. Pat Benatar and REO Speedwagon brought all of their greatest hits to Cary and gave us a really fun evening!
Brute masculinity meets ass-kicking femininity in an orgy of violence and mayhem during which nothing is taken seriously, and the dominant tone is that of a tongue being planted firmly in cheek.
Cary, NC – Actors age 8-18 are invited to audition on September 22-23 for Applause! Cary Youth Theatre’s upcoming production of The Little Prince, based on the book by Antoine de Saint Exupery.
With a picnic and the company of my 11 year old daughter, (who is quite an actress in her own right) I attended a production of Shakespeare’s “The Twelfth Night”. It was presented this past weekend at Koka Booth Amphitheatre amidst glorious weather on a stage that has mainly been the home for musical acts and the NC Symphony.
Handicam mockumentary-style media is so in right now. Does the new Eli Roth-produced horror film put the gimmick to good use?
Cary, NC- Watch a Guinness Book record be made, taste wine at the Great Steak Challenge, or check out the living Silver Drummer Statue. These are some of the news attraction at this year’s annual Cary Lazy Daze Festival next Saturday, August 28th.
Cary,NC – Koka Booth Amphitheatre finished up its summer movie series last Thursday with “Monster’s Vs. Aliens”. Many families came out with chairs, blankets and picnics.
Cary, NC – It’s always great when an artist appreciates the venue and the crowd. That’s why the crowd ate it up when, ten minutes into the show, Sheryl Crow looked around Booth Amphitheatre from the front of the stage and said “You know, I love this place.”
In the sultry southern heat of Saturday afternoon, I was blown away by the breath of fresh air known as the Snyder Family Band.
Story by Lindsey Chester. Pictures from the Galaxy Cinema. Cary, NC- Galaxy Cinema is starting a new its 2010 French Films Series this week with “The 400 Blows,” directed by Francois Truffaut. Other films in the series include “La Femme Nikita”, “Diabolic”, “City of Lost Children”, “Cache” and “Le Cage aux Folles”.
If cinema reflects the culture that produces it, then on the map of the U.S. cultural landscape, Scott Pilgrim is the little dot marked “You Are Here.”
When Lloyd, the curmudgeonly neighbor dies, he has willed his entire estate to Ann, the woman next door. As she plans for the luncheon after the funeral, Lloyd’s grown children begin to arrive with increasingly hilarious results.
Story and photo provided by Martha Choat, of the Youth Services Dept.at Eva Perry Regional Library Apex, NC- Thirty-four members of teen book clubs from Eva Perry Regional Library traveled to Washington, D.C., in June for the 2010 American Library Alliance ( ALA) Annual Conference. The teens cruised the conference’s exhibit hall for two days, [...]
Cary Visual Art kicks off the brand-new Sculpture on Loan program with two fresh placements by two local sculptors. The Sculpture on Loan program was born as a response to the need of an all-inclusive art community, promoting both local artists and enriching the lives of every citizen in the Cary community.
Cary, NC- A playwright is born. The Cary Players latest production, “Ruby Red”, is written by one of their own, Phil Lowden.
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