A&E Briefs

On the Stage

Wednesday, October 30, 2024

• Haywood Arts Regional Theatre (Waynesville) will host a special stage production of “Peter & The Starcatcher” on select dates and times June 5-28. Tickets are now available. 828.456.6322 / harttheatre.org.

• Smoky Mountain Center for the Performing Arts (Franklin) will host semi-regular stage productions on the weekends. smokymountainarts.com / 866.273.4615.

• Peacock Performing Arts Center (Hayesville) will host semi-regular stage productions on the weekends. thepeacocknc.org / 828.389.ARTS.

• Swain Arts Center (Bryson City) will host semi-regular stage productions on the weekends. 828.488.7843 / swainartscenter.com.

• Western Carolina University (Cullowhee) will host a semi-regular live productions at the Bardo Arts Center Performance Hall. For tickets, visit arts.wcu.edu/hamlet.

• Harrah’s Cherokee Casino Resort (Cherokee) will host comedian Matt Mathews 9 p.m. Friday, June 5. For tickets, visit caesars.com/harrahs-cherokee.

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• Cowee School Arts & Heritage Center (Franklin) will host semi-regular music and stage productions on the weekends. 828.369.4080 / coweeschool.org/music.

• The Haywood Arts Regional Theater in Waynesville will host an array of intensive workshops and classes at its campus in Waynesville. Classes include “Musical Theatre Dance” and “Adult Acting,” as well as costume, sound, lighting and makeup workshops.  For more information and/or to sign up, go to harttheatre.org/kids-at-hart-classes-and-camps.

• Highlands Performing Arts Center (Highlands) will host semi-regular stage productions on the weekends. mountaintheatre.com / 828.526.9047.

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