Podcasts about thalian hall

This is the SHORESIDES Weekly News Roundup.  We look at the top stories impacting the coastal region.  According to a recent release from the University of North Carolina Wilmington their ,Watson College will introduce a Bachelor of Science degree in Workforce Learning and Development.The Port City Daily reports that North Carolina Works will host a multi-employer job fair this October 18th from 10- 2. in collaboration with the Cape Fear Workforce Development Board. The in-person event will be held at 1994 South 17th St in Wilmington, North Carolina. Cape Fear Community College reports that they have received a 30,000-dollar donation from the Assistance League of Greater Wilmington. The support will provide vital aid for nursing students funding 1,000 dollar scholarships for 30 students, offering them the opportunity to further their education and embark on fulfilling careers in healthcare.A film about the singer, Joan Baez, I Am A Noise will be screening this October 23rd to 25th at Thalian Hall. The film is an unusually intimate psychological portrait of a legendary folk singer and activist. Support the showwww.shoresides.org

Alicia Inshiradu is the CEO of Playingod Productions. She is the writer, producer and director of the play ‘What the River Knows'.   Alicia Inshiradu developed ‘What The River Knows' - an intergenerational tale of family, romance, murder, racial strife and redemption, set against the backdrop of Wilmington's White Supremacist Massacre of 1898 - as her Master's thesis, a feature-length screenplay. In 2017, she excerpted from her thesis a short teaser film script which she directed, produced and premiered at Cucalorus Film Festival. The reaction was so positive that Inshiradu's executive producers convinced her to adapt the story for the live stage as a gift to the community. The rest is history.   The play will show from November 10-13, 2022 at Thalian Hall in Wilmington, NC.   What The River Knows website: https://whattheriverknows.com/ (https://whattheriverknows.com/)   Thalian Hall Tickets: https://www.thalianhall.org/river-knows-22 (https://www.thalianhall.org/river-knows-22)   Alicia's LinkedIn Profile:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/alicia-inshiradu-16886bb5/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/alicia-inshiradu-16886bb5/)   Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/1238630160245204 (https://www.facebook.com/events/1238630160245204)

What The River Knows opens on Thalian Hall's mainstage on November 10th, the 124th anniversary of the 1898 white supremacist massacre. Playwright Alicia Inshiradu has worked on what she calls a "passion project" for more than two decades.

Wilmington filmmaker Kent Chatfield played a starring role in "Wilmington on Fire," Christopher Everett's documentary film about Wilmington's deadly 1898 coup and massacre, the only successful insurrection on American soil in history. Now, Chatfield has directed his own documentary, "McKinley's Guns," which premiered at Thalian Hall in September and will be available for streaming online Nov. 10. In the film, Chatfield reveals research that proves involvement from military officers and U.S. government officials at a higher level than has previously been revealed.

Tony Rivenbark grew up in Duplin County and wanted to go to college at the smallest branch in the University of North Carolina system. So he came to Wilmington. He walked into Thalian Hall in 1966, which, as he says, for good or ill, set the course for the rest of his life. In this episode, we hear him talk about local history, Shakespeare, historic Thalian Hall, and the importance of story.

Introduction voice over by Leebo Jakes from Lexington Paranormal Research Society  Narrated by Jerry Paulley  Written by Jerry Paulley/Terrance Zepke Closing song: Kid Riot

A CAPE FEAR UNEARTHED HALLOWEEN, EP. 5  With so much blood, sweat and tears going into the life and performances of a theater, it’s no wonder they are considered to be among the most haunted places. Wilmington’s legendary Thalian Hall is no exception. Dating to 1858, Thalian Hall has its fair share of ghosts stories buried in its history. Do actors haunt the balcony? Did a spirit help out an actress in need of a hand? Did ghosts do their part in securing funds for a historic renovation? Learn about the stories of Thalian Hall in the final episode of our special Halloween miniseries. Cape Fear Unearthed is written, edited and hosted by Hunter Ingram. Additional editing by Adam Fish. The show is sponsored by Northchase Family Dentistry and Tidewater Heating & Air Conditioning. Sources: -- "Thalian Hall: A Brief History," ThalianHall.org -- "Is Thalian Hall Haunted?," ThalianHall.org -- “If Ghosts Should Walk in Wilmington,” by James Sprunt (1921) -- Interviews with Tony Rivenbark -- Wilmington StarNews archives

The Arts Friendly Awards 2019 take place at theArtWorks on October 19, from 6 – 8:30 PM.  Visit: artsfriendly.com/awards Tickets: Arts Friendly Square Store

Tony Rivenbark is Executive Director of the Thalian Hall Center for the Performing Arts in Wilmington, North Carolina.  Tony started working at Thalian Hall in the 1970s when it was an underutilized performance space with outdated technologies and in need of restoration.  Tony saw Thalian Hall through a master plan, bond referendum, and two capital campaigns.  Today Thalian Hall is used nearly every evening and is considered a major cultural asset to the community of Wilmington, North Carolina Tony is the recipient of the 2019 Arts Friendly Award in the Advocacy category for his work with Thalian Hall.  The Arts Friendly Awards 2019 take place at theArtWorks on October 19, from 6 – 9 PM. Tickets for the Arts Friendly Awards are available at: artsfriendlyawards2019.eventbrite.com Thalian Hall Center for the Performing Arts:  thalianhall.org Click Here for Images of Thalian Hall Center for the Performing Arts =============== ARTS ADVOCATES: Everything Arts Friendly happens because of Certified Arts Friendly businesses: artsfriendly.com/certified NEWSLETTER:  Subscribe to our free newsletter at: artsfriendly.com/subscribe PODCAST:  Subscribe to Arts Friendly Conversations on Apple Podcasts or Spotify

Mariangela is back, baby! On this week’s episode, she tells us all about her experiences in haunted theaters including Fords Theater, Conley Hall, Thalian Hall, City Stage, The Biograph, and The Academy of Music. We knew she had some spooks to share, but there were moments of jaws hitting the floor. This episode runs a little longer than usual, but it was hard to cut any more. It’s all scary goodness. Listen to E15 Ghost Bait ‘n The Mystery Hole today. Don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review! As always, we’re always hoping to hear from you guys. Shoot us an email with your own ghost stories, episode requests, or just to say hello. If you want your very own Deadtime Storiez sticker, make sure to write us a review on iTunes or Facebook, screenshot it, and send it to us via DM on one of our social media pages or email us directly at deadtimestoriez@gmail.com !

James Gregory, The Funniest Man in America, joins Tyler to talk about his upcoming show at Thalian Hall, Timothy Carney writes a great piece explaining the beneficial relationship between GE & the Obama Admin and even with that the company is still failing, and Trump made two big economic decisions since being elected one succeeded and one failed miserably and for some reason he choosing to continue down the path of failure

Meet Jack and Estelle Wilson of Roanoke Island, caretakers of the "Mother Vine," one of the oldest scuppernong grape vines in existence. Then, learn how salvage divers Tim Ferris and Bob Weihe discovered a revolutionary process for making whiskey. Finally, explore Thalian Hall in Wilmington, where Oscar Wilde, Frederick Douglass, and other historic figures have graced its stunning theater.