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Triad Pride Acting Company – Broadway Our Way
August 2026
Chester Gregory: Being Black on Broadway
International Black Theatre Festival
Jul 28 – Aug. 1
Hanes Auditorium, Salem Academy & College
412 Rams Drive, Winston Salem
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Being Black on Broadway is a powerful, unapologetic theatrical event where award-winning actor and Broadway star Chester Gregory blends personal storytelling and powerhouse vocals, revealing what it’s truly like to be Black on the Great White Way. From Jackie Wilson to Michael Jackson to your favorite Broadway hits, he brings it all to life through never-before-told stories, sharing the lessons and the blessings behind the journey.
Blooming in Dry Season
International Black Theatre Festival
Jul 28 – Aug. 1
Reynolds Place Theatre, Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts
251 North Spruce Street, Winston-Salem
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Set in a Grenadian rum shop, failed Calypsonian Fitz clashes with wife Rose over daughter Garland’s future. A gifted steelpan player, Garland revives Fitz’s fears, pushing the family to confront buried secrets, shattered dreams, and ultimately rediscover their lost harmony.
Purlie Victorious
International Black Theatre Festival
Jul 28 – Aug. 1
Catawba Arena Theatre, University of North Carolina School of the Arts
585 Giannini Drive, Winston-Salem
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Set in the Jim Crow South, the play follows Reverend Purlie Victorious Judson as he returns home to rural Georgia with a mission to reclaim his inheritance and liberate his community from Ol’ Cap’n Cotchipee’s grip. Along the way, Purlie encounters a colorful cast of characters, navigating comedic twists and turns that highlight both the humor and resilience in his fight for justice.
August Wilson’s Fences
International Black Theatre Festival
Jul 28 – Aug. 1
Hanesbrands Theatre, Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts
209 North Spruce Street, Winston-Salem
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Troy Maxson, a former star of the Negro baseball leagues, now works as a garbage man in 1957 Pittsburgh. Excluded from the major leagues in his prime, Troy has grown increasingly bitter, and his anger and frustration take a toll on his relationships with his wife and son. Featuring IBTF Executive Producer Jackie Alexander, as Troy Maxson.
The Legend of Buster Neal
International Black Theatre Festival
Jul 28 – Aug. 1
Harold C. Tedford Mainstage, Wake Forest University
1775 Wake Forest Road, Winston-Salem
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Set inside the Neal family home in Louisiana and moving fluidly across time—from 1950s Carville to present-day New Orleans—the play reveals the complex lives, realities, and dreams of four generations of Black men during the civil rights movement and in contemporary America.
Joe Turner’s Come and Gone
International Black Theatre Festival
Jul 31 – Aug. 1
Reese Theatre, Benton Convention Center
460 North Cherry Street, Winston-Salem
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Set in a 1911 Pittsburgh boarding house, August Wilson’s Joe Turner’s Come and Gone follows Herald Loomis on a search for his wife—and himself—after years of illegal enslavement. As Loomis faces his past, the play reveals the enduring struggle for freedom beyond emancipation and affirms the power of self-definition, ancestral memory, and communal healing.
Cross That River
International Black Theatre Festival
Jul 31 – Aug. 1
Shirley Recital Hall, Salem Academy & College
412 Rams Drive, Winston Salem
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Cross That River is a gripping musical about an enslaved man who risks everything to escape and claim freedom in the American West. Through blues, jazz, folk, gospel, and roots music, it reveals the untold legacy of Black cowboys—a journey of courage, resilience, and self-discovery.
The Great Lover
International Black Theatre Festival
Jul 31 – Aug. 1
Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance
650 West 6th Street, Winston-Salem
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The notorious Duke de Richlieu wagers that he can seduce the first girl he sees. He’s thwarted by the Marquise de Prie, but Gabrielle (the girl) is placed in a terrible predicament with her fiancé.
Sizwe Banzi is Dead
International Black Theatre Festival
Jul 31 – Aug. 1
The Drama Workshop Theatre, Elberson Fine Arts Center at Salem College
412 Rams Drive, Winston Salem
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Sizwe Banzi Is Dead is a powerful, funny, and deeply moving story about identity, survival, and the extraordinary ingenuity of ordinary people navigating an unjust system. Set during South Africa’s apartheid era, the play follows a man faced with an impossible choice. What unfolds is a story filled with wit, humanity, and resilience, revealing the profound ways Black people have always found dignity, humor, and hope even in the harshest circumstances.
The Bluest Eye
International Black Theatre Festival
Jul 31 – Aug. 1
Agnes de Mille Theatre, University of North Carolina School of the Arts
1960 DeMille Drive, Winston-Salem
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Pecola Breedlove, a young Black girl in 1941 Lorain, Ohio, wants nothing more than to be loved and prays for Shirley Temple’s blue eyes. Enthralling, gorgeously written, and incredibly heartrending, this stunning adaptation of Nobel and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Toni Morrison’s debut novel centers on three young Black girls as they strive to make sense of abuse and hate.
Their Eyes Were Watching God
International Black Theatre Festival
Jul 31 – Aug. 1
Dillard Auditorium, Anderson Center at Winston-Salem State University
601 MLK, Jr. Drive, Winston-Salem
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Their Eyes Were Watching God follows Janie Crawford’s transformative journey through love, loss, and self-discovery, as she defies expectations, embraces her voice, and ultimately finds freedom, purpose, and a deeper understanding of herself.
Everybody
International Black Theatre Festival
Jul 31 – Aug. 1
Mountcastle Forum, Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts
251 North Spruce Street, Winston-Salem
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A contemporary reimagining of the medieval morality play Everyman, questioning the inevitability of death and what truly matters when life comes to an end. The play asks a simple question: When your time comes, what (or who) can you actually take with you? Using the personification of Death, God, and even Love to emphasize mortality and the thoughts that come with it, as the one experience that unites all human beings.
Temple of the Muse
Creative Greensboro
July 31 – Aug 1
Greensboro Cultural Center
200 North Davie Street, Greensboro, NC
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Temple of the Muse is a tribal fusion cabaret experience blending circus arts, live music, dance, immersive theatrical storytelling.
Whispers have traveled through the city about a mysterious production known only as “Temple of the M.U.S.E.”, an elusive gathering said to call forth some of the most gifted dancers, musicians, circus artists, and visionaries into a world unlike anything seen before. At the center of the story is The Dakini, a mystical feminine force who awakens to her qi destiny and begins assembling “The Temple,” a living performance sanctuary designed to awaken creativity, liberation, and remembrance within all who enter it.
Cinderella
RSVP Community Theatre
July 24-26 and July 31-August 2
Sunset Theatre
234 Sunset Avenue Asheboro
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Presenting the Tony Award-Winning musical from the creators of South Pacific and The Sound of Music! Douglas Carter Beane’s adaptation of this well-loved classic invites us to build a better, kinder world together. When Ella meets a dragon-slaying young prince who is just assuming control of his government, she helps spark transformation and empower the disenfranchised in their kingdom. With the help of her fairy godmother, a pumpkin, and a little magic and humor … Ella, Prince Topher, and their generous friends will inspire and delight the whole family.
Children of Eden
Stained Glass Playhouse
July 24-26; July 31 – August 2; August 7-9
4401 Indiana Avenue, Winston-Salem
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Adam, Eve, Noah and the “Father” who created them deal with the headstrong, cataclysmic actions of their respective children. The show ultimately delivers a bittersweet. but inspiring. message: that “the hardest part of love… is letting go.”
Next to Normal
Camel City Playhouse
July 30 – August 9
110 W 7th St, Winston-Salem
Next to Normal is an American rock musical that centers on a mother who struggles with worsening bipolar disorder and the effects that managing her illness has on her family. The musical opened on Broadway in April 2009 and was nominated for eleven Tony Awards, winning three: Best Original Score, Best Orchestration, and Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical. It also won the 2010 Pulitzer Prize for Drama, becoming the eighth musical in history to receive the honor. In awarding the prize, the Pulitzer Board called the show “a powerful rock musical that grapples with mental illness in a suburban family and expands the scope of subject matter for musicals.” After 734 performances, the show has gone on to have numerous productions around the world.
Anything Goes Youth Edition
Studio 1
July 31 – August 2
Holly Hill Mall
309 Huffman Mill Road
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Set sail on a hilarious, high-energy musical adventure aboard a luxury ocean liner! This classic musical comedy is packed with mistaken identities, unexpected romances, and over-the-top characters, all set to Cole Porter’s unforgettable music. Follow nightclub singer Reno Sweeney, stowaway Billy Crocker, and a colorful cast of passengers as chaos and comedy unfold on the high seas. With show-stopping numbers like “Anything Goes” and “You’re the Top,” this crowd-pleasing favorite is sure to be a blast for performers and audiences alike!
Welcome to Motown
Barn Dinner Theatre
August 1, 7, 8
120 Stage Coach Trail, Greensboro
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Step into a world where rhythm rules the night and every heartbeat syncs with the bassline – because the Motown sounds are about to take over the Magic stage!
This production explodes with the raw electricity of Detroit’s golden era, where legends were born, harmonies soared, and every note carried a story of hope, heart, and unstoppable groove.
Ordinary Days
Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance
Aug 1-8
650 W Sixth Street, Winston-Salem
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Ordinary Days tells the story of four young New Yorkers whose lives intersect as they search for fulfillment, happiness, love and cabs. Through a score of vibrant and memorable songs, their experiences ring startlingly true to life. Ordinary Days is an original musical for anyone who’s ever struggled to appreciate the simple things in a complex place. With equal doses of humor and poignancy, it celebrates how 8.3 million individual stories combine in unexpected ways to make New York City such a unique and extraordinary home.
Be More Chill
Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance
Aug 6-8
650 W Sixth Street, Winston-Salem
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Immerse in a vibrant world where imagination meets melody with “Be More Chill,” presented by TA’s rising sTArs. Jeremy Heere is just an average teenager. That is, until he finds out about “The Squip,” a tiny supercomputer that promises to bring him everything he desires most: a date with Christine, an invite to the raddest party of the year and a chance to survive life in his suburban New Jersey high school. But is being the most popular guy in school worth the risk? A hit on Broadway and in the West End, Be More Chill is based on the novel by Ned Vizzini. Lose (or find) yourself in “Be More Chill!”
Dare to Dream, Jr.High Point Community Theatre
August 7-9
High Point Community Theatre
121 South Centennial Street, High Point
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Disney’s Dare to Dream JR. is a 60-minute musical revue that follows an eager group of trainees on their first day at a fictional Walt Disney Imagineering Studio. As the group sets out to help each other discover their dreams, they work together to explore the power of dreams to unite, inspire, and make anything possible. Drawing from a century of beloved Disney films, Dare to Dream JR. features songs appearing for the first time ever in a Disney stage musical, including fan-favorites from The Princess and the Frog, Coco, Encanto, and Frozen II. This musical revue is a thrilling mix of contemporary songs, timeless classics, and brand-new medleys that are sure to surprise and delight Disney lovers of all ages.
Sonnet Festival
Creative Greensboro
Scrapmettle
August 7-9
Stephen D Hyers Theatre
Greensboro Cultural Center
200 N. Davie St.
Creative Greensboro in partnership with Little Independent Theatre, Scrapmettle and Shared Radiance Performing Arts will perform the 2nd annual Sonnet Fest at the Greensboro Cultural Center featuring creative performances of Shakepeare’s sonnets Number 52- 104.
Encanto Celebration of Talent
Spring Theatre
August 13
Intergenerational Center for Arts and Wellness
114 30th St #100, Winston-Salem
JOIN US for an open mic night – wine included- in both English and Spanish.
Encanto’s Celebracíon de Talento gives a chance to our local talent and community to gather and celebrate the Latino culture through the arts! Come to this open mic event to sing, play, recite, perform, or simply come enjoy the show! Perform in English or Spanish and connect with a welcoming community. Celebrate creativity, community, and culture with an evening of music, laughter, and live entertainment!
Frozen
Winston Salem Theatre Alliance
Aug 14-23
650 W 6th St, Winston-Salem
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In the beautiful mountainous kingdom of Arendelle, Princesses Anna and Elsa grow up sheltered inside their castle, isolated from the world and increasingly distant from each other. When Elsa is crowned queen, the magical powers she’s desperately tried to conceal from her sister take control, and she flees into the mountains. As a ferocious winter descends on Arendelle, Anna sets off on an epic journey to find Elsa and bring her home – with the help of hardworking ice harvester Kristoff, his loyal reindeer Sven, and a happy-go-lucky snowman named Olaf.
Storybook Kids Weekend!
Featuring: “Beauty & The Beast” and “Jack & The Beanstalk”
Barn Dinner Theatre
Sat. August 15
120 Stage Coach Trail, Greensboro
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Enjoy original adaptations of “Beauty & The Beast” and “Jack & The Beanstalk”! These shows will come to life with goofy costumes, musical numbers, and lots of comedy sprinkled in.
This special weekend will begin with a kid friendly Buffet, followed by “Beauty & The Beast”, intermission, then concluding with “Jack & The Beanstalk”. Each fairy tale will be aprox. 30-35 minutes, with a 15-20 minute intermission for restroom breaks.
Frozen, Jr.
Community Theatre of Greensboro
August 15-16
520 South Elm Street, Greensboro
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You’ll love this fanciful and heartwarming stage adaptation of the celebrated animated film. Join Anna, Elsa, Olaf, Sven, and all of your favorite characters as they embark on an epic, ice-filled journey of self-discovery, camaraderie, and the real meaning of true love.
Born With Teeth
Spirit Gum Theatre Company
Aug. 21-23, 28-30
Cissna Family Performance Place
Pirolo Joyce Center
4015 Brownsboro Rd., Winston-Salem
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An aging ruler, an oppressive police state, a restless, polarized people seething with paranoia: it’s a dangerous time for poets. Two of them—the great Kit Marlowe and up-and-comer Will Shakespeare—meet in the back room of a pub to collaborate on a history play cycle, navigate the perils of art under a totalitarian regime, and flirt like young men with everything to lose. One of them may well be the death of the other.
Disaster the Musical
Triad Pride Acting Company
August 21-23; 28-30
Congregational United Church of Christ
400 W. Radiance Drive, Greensboro
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Disaster! is a hilarious, campy jukebox musical that parodies 1970s disaster films like The Poseidon Adventure and Earthquake. Set in 1979, the plot follows a quirky mix of A-listers and New York characters trapped on a floating casino and discothèque when earthquakes, tidal waves, infernos, and killer bees strike
The Reynolds Affair
Spilled Ink at Camel City Playhouse
August 23
110 7th Street W, Winston-Salem
It is 1797. At the absolute peak of his power, Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton has secured the fragile economic future of the United States through brilliant maneuvering. But when bitter political adversaries James Madison and William Giles confront him with damning proof of secretive, illegal payouts, Hamilton finds himself backed into a dangerous corner. Believing him guilty of insider trading and financial corruption, his rivals demand a total surrender: withdraw his historic financial legislation, or face public ruin.
They have miscalculated. Driven by an unyielding sense of public honor—and desperate to protect the infant Republic—Hamilton chooses to expose a far more intimate, devastating truth. What began as an unexpected attempt at extortion by James and Maria Reynolds quickly spiraled into a scandal that now threatens to shatter Hamilton’s marriage to his devoted wife, Betsy, and sever his ties with her powerful family.
Set entirely within the intimate pressure-cooker of the Hamilton household, The Reynolds Affair explores the razor-thin line between public duty and personal morality. Featuring iconic historical figures including Thomas Jefferson, John Jay, and Philip Schuyler, this gripping drama examines the cost of ambition, the nature of political warfare, and the grueling path toward forgiveness. Don’t miss this thrilling production of high-stakes political maneuvering, fierce family loyalty, and the ultimate sacrifice for a nation’s soul.
One Act Play Festival
Camel City Playhouse
August 28-30
110 W 7th St, Winston-Salem
This is the fifth rendition of Camel City Playhouse’s annual One-Act Play Festival that features original plays from local playwrights. There are TWO different programs, each with five plays. Click on the ticket link to see the list of plays and further information.
September 2026
The Importance of Being Earnest
RhinoLeap Productions
September 10-September 27
Presented at Sixteen Different Locations
Exact Places and Times will be announced in May
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Performed in different homes throughout the Triad, get ready for a wild ride of laughter, chaos, and mistaken identities! The Importance of Being Earnest throws you into the world of Jack and Algernon, two smooth-talking bachelors with a talent for deception. They’ll do anything to win love, avoid responsibility, and keep up their fake personas—no matter how ridiculous it gets. With explosive wit, sharp satire, and twist after twist, this fast-paced comedy will have you on the edge of your seat, laughing all the way.
The Affiliates
Camel City Playhouse
Sep 11 – Sep 12
110 W 7th St, Winston-Salem
The Affiliates is a live-action graphic novel combining projected comic art, live voice acting, percussion, sound effects, and immersive storytelling into one unforgettable experience. Part spy thriller, part underground concert, part supernatural mystery, this original production brings graphic novel panels to life on stage in a bold new way.
Presented at Camel City Playhouse, The Affiliates follows Dada, Aura, and Cam as they uncover hidden powers, dangerous enemies, and a city filled with secrets hiding in plain sight.
Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors
The Little Theatre of Winston-Salem
September 11-13; 17-20
Hanesbrands Theatre
209 N. Spruce Street in Winston-Salem
Ever wondered what would happen if you took Bram Stoker’s legendary vampire tale and put it into a blender with Mel Brooks, Monty Python, and The 39 Steps? That’s just what happens in this lightning-fast, laugh-out-loud, 90-minute, gender-bending romp. When her sister, Mina, falls ill with a mysterious disease of the blood, Lucy Westfeldt and her fiancé, Jonathan Harker, enlist the help of famed female vampire hunter Doctor Jean Van Helsing. Their hunt for the dangerous and sexy Count Dracula abounds with clever wordplay and quick-change antics. Five actors play over a dozen roles in this bloodcurdlingly hilarious send-up of the literary classic.
Frozen
Studio 1
Sept 11–13, 18–20, & 25–27
Holly Hill Mall
309 Huffman Mill Road
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Disney’s Frozen brings the beloved animated film to life on stage with all the magic, adventure, and heart audiences have come to love. When Queen Elsa’s hidden powers plunge Arendelle into an eternal winter, her fearless sister Anna sets out on an epic journey to find her and save their kingdom. Along the way, she teams up with mountain man Kristoff, his loyal reindeer Sven, and everyone’s favorite snowman, Olaf.
Ragtime
Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance
Sep 11 – Sep 27
650 West Sixth Street, Winston-Salem
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For the second time at Theatre Alliance, “Ragtime” will explode onto the stage with its Tony-winning story of a new America, full of hope for so many. One of the best musicals of our time, “Ragtime” is a theatrical event not to be missed!
When He Came
High Point Theatre
September 12
High Point Theatre
209 N. Spruce Street in Winston-Salem
When He Came: A story that will make you laugh, cry, and touch your heart.,
Share the journey from Despair to Hope as told through dynamic actors, amazing singers, and powerful dancers.
Calamity Jane
Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance
Sep 17 – Sep 26
650 W Sixth Street, Winston-Salem
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Embark on a knee-slapping adventure as we celebrate the legendary life of Calamity Jane, the earth-shattering force of the Wild West! Her indomitable spirit and vivid storytelling are brought to life on stage in this rousing musical, packed with dancing! Travel from the saloons of Deadwood to the vast frontiers, and revel in the grit, determination, and infectious charm of the woman who defied the rigid expectations of her time!
This event is on the Gray Smith Stage (outdoors), so bring your chair and sunglasses, as necessary! In the event of inclement weather, the performance will be moved inside.
The Great Gatsby
Kernersville Little Theatre
Sept. 18-20; 25-27
Fitzpatrick Auditorium, 512 W. Mountain Street
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The world and his mistress are at Jay Gatsby’s party. But Gatsby stands apart from the crowd, isolated by a secret longing. In between sips of champagne his guests speculate about their mysterious host. Some say he’s a bootlegger. Others swear he was a German spy during the war. They lean in and whisper ‘he killed a man once’. Just where is Gatsby from and what is the obsession that drives him?
Steel Magnolias
High Point Community Theatre
September 25-27
Centennial Station Arts Center
121 South Centennial Street, High Point
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ll the ladies who are “anybody” in Chinquapin, Louisiana come to Truvy’s beauty salon to have their hair done. Helped by her eager new assistant, Annelle (who is not sure whether or not she is still married), the outspoken, wise-cracking Truvy dispenses shampoo and free advice to the town’s rich curmudgeon, Ouiser, an eccentric millionaire, Miss Clairee, who has a raging sweet tooth; and the local social leader, M’Lynn, whose daughter, Shelby (the prettiest girl in town), is about to marry a “good ole boy.”
Filled with hilarious repartee and several acerbic verbal collisions, the comedy moves toward tragedy when, in the second act, the spunky Shelby risks her life to go through with a dangerous pregnancy. Confronted with the harshness of mortality, the others draw together to find strength – and love – in the wake of tragedy.
October 2026
Ruined
UNC School of the Arts
OCT 1-8
Catawba Theatre
1533 South Main Street, Winston-Salem
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mid the upheaval of civil war in Congo, Pulitzer Prize-winning “Ruined” follows the formidable Mama Nadi, whose bar becomes a haven for women marked by violence, loss and survival. She must skillfully navigate violent power struggles while protecting those who rely on her courage and cunning.
As You Like It
Shared Radiance
October 1-11
Various Locations
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William Shakespeare’s As You Like It is a pastoral comedy in which spirited heroine Rosalind flees a tyrannical court for the Forest of Arden. Disguised as a boy, she mentors her love interest, Orlando, in romance before revealing her true identity for a joyful, multiple wedding finale.
Take My Death Away
Snow Camp Outdoor Theatre presented by Studio 1
Oct 8 – 10
301 Drama Rd, Snow Camp
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Take My Death Away is a darkly comedic Halloween musical that explores the humor and chaos surrounding death, identity, and the afterlife. Blending spooky themes with playful satire, the show follows characters navigating bizarre situations that blur the line between life and death, all set to an energetic and haunting musical score.
Young Frankenstein
Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance
Oct 9 – Oct 18
650 W Sixth Street, Winston-Salem
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Horror meets hilarity with “Mel Brooks’ Young Frankenstein,” an electrifying performance guaranteed to leave you in stitches. This theatrical adaptation of the cult-classic movie invites you into the whimsical madness of Dr. Frederick Frankenstein as he endeavors to reanimate life. With its impeccable wit, toe-tapping numbers, and larger-than-life characters, it’s an event you don’t want to miss!
Bright Star
Willingham Performing Arts Academy
October 15-18
Yadkin Arts Council and Cultural Center
226 E Main St. Yadkinville
Frozen
The Little Theatre of Winston-Salem
October 16-18, 22-25 & 29-November 1
Hanesbrands Theatre
209 N. Spruce Street, Winston-Salem
The global phenomenon comes alive on stage! Frozen delivers breathtaking theatrical magic, epic adventure, and the unforgettable songs you love—plus new ones written just for Broadway. Packed with laugh-out-loud moments and stunning visuals, this heartwarming story celebrates love, courage, and family.
The Rocky Horror Show
Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance
Oct 23 – Oct 31
650 W Sixth Street, Winston-Salem
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The show that needs no introduction! It’s TA’s tenth time up to the lab to see what’s on the slab! Come and Time Warp with us again and celebrate our 10th anniversary of the ultimate, hardest-rocking, 95-minute Halloween party, “The Rocky Horror Show!”
Women in White
Stained Glass Playhouse
Oct. 30 – Nov. 1; November 6-8; Nov. 13-15
4401 Indiana Avenue, Winston-Salem
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Kate Fawcett, stern but fair Superintendent of Nurses, thinks of the girls in her charge almost as daughters. Hester is interested only in books, hard boiled Gloria is waiting for her guy to return from Korea, sentimental Betsy wants a man, Ann has a past she tries desperately to keep hidden, and Elaine and Molly share a strange and incriminating secret. Laurie and Celia are new probationers; one is full of ideals and the other is just looking for a job. One of the girls is murdered and Julia Robertson, a policewoman working her first homicide, is called in. Julia is determined to solve the baffling mystery and does, but not before another girl’s life has been jeopardized, and not before one of the most terrifying climaxes ever written.
November 2026
POTUS
Triad Pride Acting Company
November 13, 14, 15, and 20, 21, 22.
Congregational United Church of Christ
400 W. Radiance Drive, Greensboro
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POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive is a Tony-nominated Broadway farce by Selina Fillinger about the seven women in the President’s inner circle who scramble to contain a massive PR disaster after he uses a four-letter word to describe the First Lady. The play is a fast-paced, R-rated comedy that follows the chaos as these women—including the Chief of Staff, Press Secretary, and the President’s sister—try to manage the fallout, leading to mistaken identities, substance use, and escalating absurdity. It’s a satirical look at the women behind the scenes who keep the country running, earning praise for its sharp wit and ensemble cast.
The Great American Trailer Park Christmas Musical
Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance
Nov 13 – Nov 29
650 W Sixth Street, Winston-Salem
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Fall face-first into some R-rated festive spirit this November with “The Great American Trailer Park Christmas Musical,” as we take our third trip to the holiday mobile home park! Welcome to the Christmas chaos of Armadillo Acres, where the unique residents bring the red(neck) and green to the joyous season, as they try to save their home from the clutches of an evil developer who is trying to kick them out of their homes on Christmas Eve! Grab a beer…we’ll provide the cheer!
February 2027
No Kidding
Stained Glass Playhouse
February 5-7, 12-14, & 19-21
4401 Indiana Avenue, Winston-Salem
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No Kidding! is a fast-paced, full-length comedy written by Scott Icenhower. The plot follows Calvin Rogers, a young husband who invents a fictional daughter to enter mail-in contests. When his “daughter” wins a grand prize, he must frantically get his unsuspecting wife out of the house, find someone to play his child, and fool the contest promoters before the truth comes out.
May 2027
12 Angry Jurors
Stained Glass Playhouse
May 7-9, & 14-16, & 21-23
4401 Indiana Avenue, Winston-Salem
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Twelve Angry Jurors is a tense courtroom drama adapted from Reginald Rose’s classic television film Twelve Angry Men. It follows twelve strangers locked in a sweltering jury room to decide the fate of a teenager accused of murdering his father. What initially seems like an open-and-shut case sparks a fierce debate about reasonable doubt and individual prejudices.