The Carousel Luxury Cinemas (1305 Battleground Ave., Greensboro) has re-teamed with the Mixed Tape Film Series to offer a half-dozen martial-arts masterpieces (I use the term very loosely) during the month of September - exactly the sort of cinematic fortune cookie that movie mavens will eat up.

Twin City Stage (formerly known as The Little Theatre of Winston-Salem) will be holding auditions for its upcoming production of Michael Cristofer's acclaimed, award- by Mark Burger winning drama The contributing columnist Shadow Box Monday at 7 p.m. on Aug. 24 at the Arts Council Theatre (610 Coliseum Drive).

Winston-Salem's Theatre Alliance has always had good luck with the plays of Del Shores. Earlier this year, an encore production of Sordid Lives proved so popular that additional shows were added.

Among the guests at the 32 nd annual Western Film Fair last month in Winston-Salem was actor Michael Forest, remembered of course for his Westerns but also for a variety of roles on the large and small screens that span more than half a century.

There was a packed house at the Carousel Luxury Cinemas last week, as the Best of the Greensboro 48HFP screened last week, celebrating the efforts of the independent filmmakers who participated in the 48-Hour Film Project, an annual event that includes dozens of cities throughout the world.

There was a packed house at the Carousel Luxury Cinemas last week, as the Best of the Greensboro 48HFP screened last week, celebrating the efforts of the independent filmmakers who participated in the 48-Hour Film Project, an annual event that includes dozens of cities throughout the world.

Some 39 teams participated in this year's 48-Hour Film Project and now it's time to determine the best of the bunch. This Thursday, at 7 p.m., the Best of the Greensboro 48HFP will be by Mark Burger screened at the Carousel contributing columnist Luxury Cinemas (1305 Battleground Ave., Greensboro). Tickets are $10 and reservations are strongly suggested.

Some 39 teams participated in this year's 48-Hour Film Project and now it's time to determine the best of the bunch. This Thursday, at 7 p.m., the Best of the Greensboro 48HFP will be by Mark Burger screened at the Carousel contributing columnist Luxury Cinemas (1305 Battleground Ave., Greensboro). Tickets are $10 and reservations are strongly suggested.

Its fair to say that Spielberg Co. arent loosing any sleep over this belated addition to the school of fishy fright-fests, but scribes Holly and Monroe werent taking this assignment entirely seriously. To paraphrase a line from the Clint Eastwood Dirty Harry vehicle The Dead Pool:.

Last weekend, the West Side Civic Theatres 11 by Mark Burger contributing columnist th season took flight with its production of the JM Barrie classic Peter Pan, under the direction of John S. Rushton, the president, artistic director and founder of the theater, with wife and fellow co-founder Joy Dorsey Rushton playing the title role.