Triad Arts with David Ford Theatre 232June 15, 2006UNCG theatre students have been involved with Triad Stage since the downtown Greensboro theatre started in 2002. A new program brings UNCG productions to 232 South Elm during the summer months. Jim Wren is the director of the program. You'll hear from him, as well as students perorming an excerpt from "Morticians In Love."
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Triad Arts Archives
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May 31, 2005: Katie Pepper of DADA
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May 26, 2005: Production designer Lynn Pecktal (part 2 of 2)
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May 24, 2005: Production designer Lynn Pecktal (part 1 of 2)
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May 23, 2005: Gary Albert of MESDA
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April 29, 2005: 51st State
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April 28, 2005: Composer Kenneth Frazelle
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April 27, 2005: Percussionist Michael Udow
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April 26, 2005: Piedmont Chamber Singers
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April 25, 2005: Free Gift
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April 21, 2005: Triad Stage: An Infinite Ache
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April 20, 2005: Singer/Songwriter Randy Fulk
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April 19, 2005: Notion Software developers
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April 18, 2005: Storytellers Charlotte Hamlin & Kelly Swanson
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April 16, 2005: Winston-Salem Symphony Chorale
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April 14, 2005: Greensboro Symphony
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April 12, 2005: Greensboro College Theatre
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April 7, 2005: Soprano Teresa Radomski & director James Dodding
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March 31, 2005: Carolina Chamber Symphony
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March 30, 2005: Notion musical software
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March 29, 2005: Twelfth Night
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March 25, 2005: Reynolda House curator Tom Deneberg
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March 24, 2005: Creativity coach Eric Maisel
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March 23, 2005: Reynolda House curator Tom Denenberg
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March 22, 2005: Bob Moody, Winston-Salem Symphony music director elect
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March 21, 2005: NC Shakespeare Festival
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March 17, 2005: Michael Hvie
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March 14, 2005: Author Tim Tyson
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March 5, 2005: Triad Stage
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March 1, 2005: Soprano Marilyn Talyor & tenor/conductor James Allbritten
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