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“On the Banks of the Eno”, a new play by the Seymour Playwrights

Historic Orange County Courthouse 106 E. King St., Hillsborough, United States

A courtroom drama set in 1930s segregated Hillsborough, NC. Young teacher Virginia Curtis is on trial for the murder of Harold Campbell, the father of one of her students. The bloody crime scene by the Eno River implicates Virginia. Her attorney is a black man, and the gossips of the town can hardly stop chiming... Read More →

$20.00
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“On the Banks of the Eno”, a new play by the Seymour Playwrights

Historic Orange County Courthouse 106 E. King St., Hillsborough, United States

A courtroom drama set in 1930s segregated Hillsborough, NC. Young teacher Virginia Curtis is on trial for the murder of Harold Campbell, the father of one of her students. The bloody crime scene by the Eno River implicates Virginia. Her attorney is a black man, and the gossips of the town can hardly stop chiming... Read More →

$20.00
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“On the Banks of the Eno”, a new play by the Seymour Playwrights

Historic Orange County Courthouse 106 E. King St., Hillsborough, United States

A courtroom drama set in 1930s segregated Hillsborough, NC. Young teacher Virginia Curtis is on trial for the murder of Harold Campbell, the father of one of her students. The bloody crime scene by the Eno River implicates Virginia. Her attorney is a black man, and the gossips of the town can hardly stop chiming... Read More →

$20.00
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“On the Banks of the Eno”, a new play by the Seymour Playwrights

Chapel Hill Courthouse 179 E. Franklin Street, Chapel Hill

A courtroom drama set in 1930s segregated Hillsborough, NC. Young teacher Virginia Curtis is on trial for the murder of Harold Campbell, the father of one of her students. The bloody crime scene by the Eno River implicates Virginia. Her attorney is a black man, and the gossips of the town can hardly stop chiming... Read More →

$20.00
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“On the Banks of the Eno”, a new play by the Seymour Playwrights

Chapel Hill Courthouse 179 E. Franklin Street, Chapel Hill

A courtroom drama set in 1930s segregated Hillsborough, NC. Young teacher Virginia Curtis is on trial for the murder of Harold Campbell, the father of one of her students. The bloody crime scene by the Eno River implicates Virginia. Her attorney is a black man, and the gossips of the town can hardly stop chiming... Read More →

$20.00
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“On the Banks of the Eno”, a new play by the Seymour Playwrights

Chapel Hill Courthouse 179 E. Franklin Street, Chapel Hill

A courtroom drama set in 1930s segregated Hillsborough, NC. Young teacher Virginia Curtis is on trial for the murder of Harold Campbell, the father of one of her students. The bloody crime scene by the Eno River implicates Virginia. Her attorney is a black man, and the gossips of the town can hardly stop chiming... Read More →

$20.00

Staged: New Play Readings presents Shinsei (rebirth) by Judy M. Dove

Durham County Library 300 N Roxboro St, Durham, NC

Staged: New Play Readings are new plays-in-progress on the way to becoming production ready. OdysseyStage does multiple play readings a year as part of our mission to help playwrights continue to hone their craft and improve their work. This staged reading features “Shinsei (rebirth) by Judy M. Dove. It is the story of a Japanese... Read More →

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Center Theater Company presents: A Christmas Carol

Center Theater Company 300 G-East Main St., Carrboro

Center Theater Company presents: A Christmas Carol Please join Center Theater Company for their inaugural community theater production of Charles Dickens's A Christmas Carol. Join us in celebrating holiday cheer as 50+ multigenerational triangle community members retell this joyous Christmas classic.

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Center Theater Company presents: A Christmas Carol

Center Theater Company 300 G-East Main St., Carrboro

Center Theater Company presents: A Christmas Carol Please join Center Theater Company for their inaugural community theater production of Charles Dickens's A Christmas Carol. Join us in celebrating holiday cheer as 50+ multigenerational triangle community members retell this joyous Christmas classic.