Glimpses
into the lively relationships between sisters and brothers
"The story of Dr. Claribel
and Miss Etta Cone is also a story of the Cone brothers. The sisters' cultivation of artists and
literary bohemians such as Matisse, and Gertrude and Leo Stein, along with
their collection of art and objects has been examined in numerous biographies
and art exhibitions. So too has the
legendary business acumen of the Cone brothers.
Now, in a brand-new original production based on archival material,
Touring Theatre of North Carolina shines a light on the relationships between
the idiosyncratic sisters and their ten brothers in the context of the
twentieth century progress; it is the story of how family and history
intertwine to shape each other.
The
Touring Theatre of North Carolina is the longest running professional theatre
company in the Triad. It is dedicated to
providing unique and effective learning experiences through professional
theatre. Its innovative spirit generates
a rich and diverse repertoire of productions based on literature and historical
documents, with each telling stories of ordinary people who find themselves in
extraordinary circumstances. The
repertoire calls attention to issues involving traditions, class, ethnicity,
culture and gender. All productions,
created with the highest professional standards, are designed to promote
conversations about community.
April
23 at 8:00 pm (pay as you can - $10 minimum)
April
24 at 2:30 pm
April
29 and 30 at 8:00 pm
Tickets
are general admission
$20
for Adults; $17 for Groups of 10 or more; $15 for Students
Carolina
Theatre, 310 S. Greene Street in Downtown Greensboro
There
is a $3.50 service fee for purchasing tickets online.
A
$1.00 Facility Fee, plus 6.75% sales tax will also be charged.
For
tickets call 336-333-2605 or visit carolinatheatre.com"
- A Press Release
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