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Winston-Salem mourns an icon Sylvia Sprinkle-Hamlin made a lasting impression on city s arts, educational landscape

Sylvia Sprinkle-Hamlin, the chairwoman of the board of the N.C. Black Repertory Company and the executive producer of the National Black Theatre Festival, died Monday. She was 76.

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Three theaters offer live productions to accentuate the holidays

Live theater productions will help spread the holiday spirit in Winston-Salem this month.

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An Appalachian Summer Festival announces 2021 season schedule, ticket availability

An Appalachian Summer Festival announces 2021 season schedule, ticket availability
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N C Black Repertory Company to premiere film of play Freedom Summer by Cynthia Grace Robinson

Originally set to be produced onstage in March, 2020, the world premiere of playwright, producer and educator Cynthia Grace Robinsonâs âFreedom Summerâ will instead become a streamed film version from Feb. 12 to 28. N.C. Black Repertory Company worked with Appalachian State University to make the new play a reality. Robinsonâs story of two sisters takes place on one day: Aug. 4, 1964. Nora Heeley (played by Mariah Guillmette) is starting a new life âpassingâ as a white woman. Her sister, Carrie Carrington (Niklya Boxley) travels to the Deep South to register Black people to vote. The bodies of three civil rights workers have just been found in Mississippi.

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