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For our 2011-2012 Season, we present seven incredible theatrical productions complete with great stories, bold acting and impressive designs.

 




Up next on The MainStage

Celebrate the life and work of one of the South’s greatest writers in this once-in-a-lifetime theatrical event. Return to a small town in eastern North Carolina and the Avery family that captivated audiences in Triad Stage’s second season. In honor of Reynolds Price, we present the entire New Music trilogy in a special two-part extended run—Part I: August Snow and Night Dance and Part II: Better Days. See the two parts separately or see them together during weekend marathon performances on February 25, February 26, March 10 or March 11.

New Music: Part I

New Music
Part I: August Snow and Night Dance

A Family Trilogy
by Reynolds Price
directed by Preston Lane

February 12 – March 17, 2012

Come home.

August 1937. One year into their troubled marriage, Taw Avery gives her husband, Neal, an ultimatum – he must put his past behind him or she will leave him forever. With less than a day to decide, they each make a journey of self discovery to find the meaning of commitment and sacrifice. Their story continues at the end of World War II. The battle may be over, but the loss of lives and dreams continues in its wake. Neal and Taw must carry on, searching for a way to keep hope and love at the heart of their family.

The New Music trilogy is presented in collaboration with Greensboro Public Library's "One City, One Author" program.

Sponsored by
NewBridge Bank


Production Sponsors
Cone Health

  O.Henry Hotel

 Carruthers & Roth


*New Music, Part II: Better Days is presented as a special event and is not included in 2011-2012 Season Pass packages. However, Season Passholders have the exclusive opportunity to order advance Flex Tickets to Better Days at the reduced rate of $15 each with their Season Pass purchase or renewal.

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Triad Stage would like to thank our 2011-2012 Season Sponsors: Mitre Agency North Carolina Arts Council United Arts Council of Greater Greensboro
 
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