Sep 25 2017
The Musical DNA of “The Cake”
Composer Bruno Louchouarn sheds some light on the “musical DNA” of his North-meets-South compositions for “The Cake.”
This season, we dive headfirst into stories that ask important questions about the human condition and our place in the world, presenting a diverse mix of boldly reimagined classics and new works from new voices. Join us as we take you to the edge of possibility.
Count 
The Cake
Sep 13 – Oct 1
Sense and Sensibility
Oct 18 – Nov 5
Dot
Nov 22 – Dec 10
A Christmas Carol
Dec 12 – 17
Tartuffe
The Christians
Feb 3 – Mar 11
Leaving Eden
Apr 4 – 22
Where Did We Sit on the Bus
Apr 25 – 29
Composer Bruno Louchouarn sheds some light on the “musical DNA” of his North-meets-South compositions for “The Cake.”
It’s been an historic couple of weeks here at PlayMakers! Amid the bustle of our season opener, came three incredible announcements that have us bursting with excitement.
What if the contending peoples of the world would just sit down over some cake and talk through their troubles? Such is sweet-natured Della’s benign vision.
The opening of “The Cake” will mark Bekah Brunstetter’s home state professional debut. Unfortunately, she won’t be in North Carolina to see it.
UNC student Elizabeth Holmes fell in love with theatre last season at PlayMakers. Turns out, there are six reasons this Tar Heel loves theatre.