Provide sustained support for arts and culture by enhancing and expanding resources. Foster cultural equity and arts participation for all. Create a prosperous environment for artists and arts and cultural organizations. Support development of a vibrant city by raising awareness and enhancing visibility of the arts.

The Greensboro Playwrights' Forum presents "An Evening of Short Plays" two times a year. Each offers numerous opportunities for actors and directors, both experienced and non-experienced. The purpose of the Evening of Short Plays is to showcase the work of members of the Greensboro Playwrights' Forum. The evening is always unique, absurd, irreverent and enormous fun for actors and audiences alike.

We tell the stories of the South in juxtaposition with the stories of the world. We engage with our ever-changing region—building empathy bridges between our diverse communities. Our roots are planted deep in the heart of the North Carolina Piedmont and our work is handmade locally, empowering our audiences to say, “Y’all, this Theater is Ours.”

Guided by the original practices and direct address techniques practiced at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in London, Goodly Frame Theatre consistently models innovative staging choices that open minds and challenge typical conceptions about the relationships between texts, actors, and audiences. By rediscovering and redefining the boundaries of performing Shakespeare, we reconnect with all forms of theatre, classical and contemporary, and encourage sustainable dialogues among the voices of Greensboro, the region, and across “this goodly frame," the earth.

SETC is the strongest and broadest network of theatre practitioners in the United States. We provide extensive resources and year-round opportunities for our constituents. Our services, publications, and products contribute significantly to the careers of emerging artists, seasoned professionals and academicians. SETC energizes the practical, intellectual and creative profile of theatre in America.

SETC is the strongest and broadest network of theatre practitioners in the United States. We provide extensive resources and year-round opportunities for our constituents. Our services, publications, and products contribute significantly to the careers of emerging artists, seasoned professionals and academicians. SETC energizes the practical, intellectual and creative profile of theatre in America.

North Carolina Writers' Network connects, promotes, and serves the writers of this state. We provide education in the craft and business of writing, opportunities for recognition and critique of literary work, resources for writers at all stages of development, support for and advocacy of the literary heritage of North Carolina, and a community for those who write. We believe that writing is necessary both for self-expression and a healthy community, that well-written words can connect people across time and distance, and that the deeply satisfying experiences of writing and reading should be...

Our mission is to entertain audiences of all ages, educate adults and children through theatrical participation, and empower local talent.

Perihelion Theater Company, Ltd. is a non-profit, 501-C-3 fully tax exempt organization. A non-profit, professional theater company, Perihelion has been producing plays since 1987.

The public domain is the realm of material—ideas, images, sounds, discoveries, facts, texts—that is unprotected by intellectual property rights and free for all to use or build upon. Our economy, culture and technology depend on a delicate balance between that which is, and is not, protected by exclusive intellectual property rights. Both the incentives provided by intellectual property and the freedom provided by the public domain are crucial to the balance. But most contemporary attention has gone to the realm of the protected. The Center for the Study of the Public Domain at Duke Law...

The Guild’s mission is to elevate theater companies and artists as well as the audiences that support them by providing different tools that aid in the increased productivity, visibility, and recognition of the many theatrical efforts of our region.

Built in 1946, The Cary property was once home to the town’s first indoor movie theater, which hosted live performances as well as films. The property was also used as a clothing store, auto parts store and recording studio. Now the marquee lights up Downtown Cary with the mission of providing a unique setting for cinema and live performance to enhance the cultural arts experience in Downtown Cary.