If you would like to reserve tickets to an upcoming show, please email your name, contact information, and number of tickets requested to cc.box.office@gmail.com.

You can also purchase tickets for most of our shows ahead of time through the UNC Student Union Box Office by calling (919) 962-1449, M-F between 9AM and 5PM.
 
Glengarry Glen Ross

by David Mamet

Directed by Mark Taylor


Feb. 22-24
Historic Playmakers Theatre
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Enter the deceptive world of business in the Pulitzer Prize winning play Glengarry Glen Ross. Mamet dissects the American Dream as four Chicago real estate agents prepare to do anything to close a sale, be it bribery, burglary, or preying on unwitting buyers. But is success worth sacrificing one’s morals for? Well, sometimes you have to lie a little if you want to keep your job. After all, business is a contest and “First prize is a Cadillac… Second prize is a set of steak knives. Third prize is you’re fired.”
 
The Vagina Monologues

by Eve Ensler

Directed by Kei Flores & Carla Davis-Castro


March 1-3
Stone Center

The Vagina Monologues, which has been a staple of feminist theatre since its first performance in 1996, consists of various monologues about the female experience and what it means to be a woman. An entirely female cast portrays a variety of different characters who relate information gathered in over 200 interviews conducted by playwright Eve Ensler. The subjects of the monologues range include sex, love, rape, masturbation, orgasm, birth, and other topics, and each story is from a real person. The Vagina Monologues strives to be inclusive of the beliefs of women from all backgrounds, and Company Carolina has partnered with V-Day to further this goal, presenting The Vagina Monologues with both an English-speaking and a Spanish-speaking cast.
 
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee

Written by Rebecca Feldman, William Finn, Rachel Sheinkin, & Jay Reiss

Directed by Andrew Jones

Mar. 1-3
Historic Playmakers Theatre

“Life is pandemonium” for the young contestants of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. As six eccentric elementary school students compete in a fictional spelling bee run by three equally eccentric adults, the pressure to succeed can be overwhelming. This comedic musical by William Finn takes a hilarious look at the pressure we put on children to compete. Additionally, three audience members will be invited to take part every night, so if you want to prepare, practice spelling contestant Logainne SchwartzandGrubienierre’s last name a few times and prepare for an absolute riot of a show!
 
A Little Knight Musical

by Edgar Harrell

Directed by Edgar Harrel

Local Elementary Schools
On campus: March 23rd at 2pm
Hanes Auditorium
Have you ever wanted to originate a role in a show? Well, this student written original musical is the perfect chance! Aimed at children, A Little Knight Musical will be performed for local elementary schools. Reminiscent of a medieval bed time story, this musical follows the young knight, Aiden, and his sheep companion, Blarney, on their epic quest to save a local village from a dragon that has been terrorizing the townsfolk. Filled with laughter, adventure, and wonderful music, this is a great opportunity for anyone who wants to help bring the arts to North Carolina’s youth.