7:30pm
Pauline Theater in Hayworth Fine Arts Center
The annual Fall Dance Concert will feature choreography by faculty and guest artist Denise Murphy. The 5 pieces will be ballet and contemporary and are all new work created for this concert.
Due to Guilford County’s mask mandate as of 8/26/21, all persons attending this event must wear a mask while in the building.
Live stream will also be available on all nights. Sign up here.
10/21 - 10/23 at 7:30pm
10/24 at 2pm
10/25 - 10/27 at 7:30pm
Empty Space Theatre
Something Wicked This Way Comes reveals Shakespeare’s dark side. With scenes from plays such as Macbeth, Hamlet and the very Game of Thrones-esque Titus Andronicus, the evening showcases ghosts, witches and the truly bizarre from the mind of William Shakespeare.
Free tickets will be available starting on October 4th.
Directed by Doug Brown
11/18 - 11/20 at 7:30pm
11/21 at 2:00pm
Pauline Theater in Hayworth Fine Arts Center
This musical, based off the 1974 book “Working: People Talk About What They Do All Day and How They Feel About What They Do” by Studs Terkel, was written by Stephen Schwartz and includes music by Schwartz, Craig Carnelia, Micki Grant, Mary Rodgers, James Taylor, and Lin-Manuel Miranda. The musical features monologues and songs performed by a variety of working class folks, taken from the interviews in the book, and meant to compel the audience to look at the person behind the job. These characters portray the need to find dignity in even the most seemingly mundane employment, the reward of taking pride in one’s work, no matter how humble, and the legacies of parents either passing down professions from one generation to the next, or striving to enable better working lives for their children.
Free tickets will be available starting on October 28th.
2/10 - 2/12 at 7:30pm
Culp Planetarium
Pauline Theater in Hayworth Fine Arts Center
The Spring Dance Concert features new works choreographed by students.
Directed by Doug Brown
4/14 - 4/16 at 7:30pm
4/17 at 2:00pm
Pauline Theater in Hayworth Fine Arts Center
There is no photography, food or drink, texting, or telephone calls allowed during the show. Please plan to stay for the entire performance out of respect for the actors and fellow audience members. We reserve the right to remove patrons that are causing disruptions or not following these rules.
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WHAT TO BRING WITH YOU FOR A SHOW: Nothing! After you have confirmed your tickets, your name will be on our list and we will check you in at the door. Please arrive at least 15 minutes early. All shows are general admission.
HOW TO GET TO OUR THEATRES:
The Empty Space Theatre is located in McInnis Hall, the small building adjacent to Slane Student Center and the Roberts Hall Reflecting Pool. McInnis hall is between map marker 25 and 26 on this campus map.
If you are driving to campus, you can enter at any gatehouse. We recommend that you enter at Montlieu Ave/University Parkway or Montlieu Ave/N Centennial St. The friendly security officer will direct you on where to park. If you enter at one of the entrances listed above, you will be walking approximately 5 minutes from the designated parking lot to the Empty Space Theatre. There is handicapped access for this theatre – please call Campus Concierge at (336) 841-4636 if you have questions.
The Charles E. and Pauline Hayworth Fine Arts Center is home to the Pauline Theatre. Upon entering campus at Montlieu Ave/University Parkway, it is the building with the dome on your right.