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Greensboro is home to an active and diverse arts community. Events and venues
range from the nationally acclaimed annual Eastern Music Festival to Weatherspoon
Art Museum to the cutting edge performances of the Triad Stage theater company.
* Carolina Theatre is a performing arts facility that has been a part of downtown
Greensboro since 1927. Since the facility's renovation in the 1990s, the theater
has served as the home of the Greensboro Ballet, the Community Theatre of Greensboro,
the Livestock Players Musical Theatre, Greensboro Youth Symphony and a variety
of other local performing arts groups.
* City Arts showcases a variety of musical and theatrical productions by The
Livestock Players, Greensboro Children's Theatre, the Music Center, Greensboro
Concert Band, Philharmonia of Greensboro, Choral Society of Greensboro, and
the Greensboro Youth Chorus. Most of these groups participate in Greenboro's
annual OPUS Concert Series and the summer "Music for a Sunday Evening in
the Park" series.
* Community Theatre of Greensboro has presented Broadway and off-Broadway plays
and musicals for more than 45 years. The CTG's Studio Theatre is housed in the
Greensboro Cultural Center.
* Eastern Music Festival brings more than 100 summer performances, from symphonic
works to chamber music to recitals by professional and talented students from
around the world. The event also hosts the Fringe Festival, showcasing avant-garde
and nontraditional music and performances.
* Greensboro Ballet and School of Greensboro Ballet: A traditional December
production of "The Nutcracker" is just one of the many artistic and
educational activities offered by the ballet company. The School of Greensboro
Ballet is one of a relative few nonprofit ballet schools in the nation.
* Cultural Center The Greensboro Cultural Center houses more than 25 visual
and performing arts organizations, five art galleries, rehearsal halls, a sculpture
garden, privately operated restaurant with outdoor cafe-style seating, and an
outdoor amphitheater. Art galleries include the African American Atelier, the
Green Hill Center for North Carolina Art, the Greensboro Artists' League Gallery
and Gift Shop, the Guilford Native American Art Gallery and the Mattye Reed
African Heritage Center Satellite Gallery.
* Greensboro Opera Company is a highly-regarded regional opera company founded
in October 1981 that has experienced much growth and expansion. Beginning with
the production of Verdi's La Traviata featuring June Anderson (then a rising
young New York City Opera soprano), the company expanded from a single fall
production of a major opera in the years 1981-89 to the addition of Sunday matinee
performances in the 1990-99 season when, in response to successive sold out
productions of Madame Butterfly and Carmen in 1997 and 1998, a second spring
opera with two performances was added, beginning in 1999-2000. The company has
successfully blended outside and local singers with a full orchestra, manned
by members of the Greensboro Symphony, in the pit at their home at Greensboro's
War Memorial Auditorium.
* Greensboro Symphony Orchestra, led by conductor Dmitri Sitkovetsky, has developed
a strong reputation among national musical organizations, including continued
exposure on National Public Radio's Performance Today. Sitkovetsky began his
career as a violin soloist. He focused on the chamber orchestra repertoire when
starting out with the European String Orchestra, a superb group of musicians
pulled together by Sitkovetsky. The orchestra performs classical and pops concerts
and holds educational programs for young listeners throughout the year.