At The Pyrle Greensboro
2018-2019 Season Performances
Sep 9 - Oct 7
Oct 28 - Nov 18
Jan 27 - Feb 17
Mar 10 - Mar 31
Apr 28 - May 26
At Hanesbrands Winston-Salem
2018-2019 Season Performances
Nov 30 - Dec 23
Sep 9 - Oct 7
Oct 28 - Nov 18
Jan 27 - Feb 17
Mar 10 - Mar 31
Apr 28 - May 26
Nov 30 - Dec 23
Mar 7
Mar 9
Mar 12
Mar 21 - Apr 4
Apr 12 - Apr 13
Apr 18
Apr 30
May 2
May 11
May 16 - Jun 20
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Triad Stage will present holiday shows in both Greensboro and Winston-Salem, in addition to five MainStage productions in Greensboro for its 19th season in 2019-20. “From classic American dramas to a new play that casts the audience as main characters, our 19th season has an abundance of the bold, daring work Triad Stage does best,” producing artistic director Preston Lane said in a news release.
Against a cheerful blue sky, stray clouds hung above the metalloid frame of a ’39 Ford that sat stationary on a winding, red-dirt road. The scene felt like Alabama, but the stories spoken on Feb. 2 rang out from the soul of 20th Century Pittsburgh.
I was raised in Mooresville, North Carolina, aka “Race City, USA,” so when I heard that Triad Stage was going to show Elyzabeth Gregory Wilder’s “White Lightning” I was curious to see how the theatre would represent this aspect of Southern culture. My family grew up fixing cars and going to NASCAR races at Charlotte Motor Speedway. But I hated the races. I hated NASCAR. I hated Race City, USA.