By: Katei Cranford Armed with grit, her guitar, and a grin, Laura Jane Vincent is a sweetheart singer-songwriter with a weekly gig at Common Grounds, a new album in the works, and the seventh round of her homespun music festival ...
1. From April 19-21 in Greensboro, the Community Theatre of Greensboro presents: Jesus Christ Superstar. This play is loosely based ...
There’s nothing quite like staring down your 50th birthday and having someone you love die to make you realize that this, as they say, is not a dress rehearsal. The New York-based singer/songwriter Roger Street Friedman got ...
There is no place like home, as Dorothy famously repeated in the Wizard of Oz. After living in this area for almost two years, I can say the same: there is truly no place like the Triad. ...
By: Katei Cranford Matty Sheets is a fixture in the Greensboro music community. Lauded through slews of sick local bands, and sickness itself, it’s been his Tuesday open mics which have long anchored the Monkeywhale of a man. ...
by: Katei Cranford In the spirit of Mother’s Day, I spoke to a few Triad moms who pull the double-duty of being both performer and parent to explore the mesh between musicianship and motherhood. Rock ‘n’ roll momma, Suzanne Stafford (who started ...
Color coding is not just used to organize closets or as a studying technique. A University of North Carolina Greensboro doctoral student hopes to harness the power of the color coding pedagogy to help educate children in multiculturalism. Whitney Wingate is ...
