The Pavilion

Written by Craig Wright
Featuring Brandon McCoy, Brianna Letourneau & Patrick Osteen
Directed by Jeremy Skidmore

September 10 - 25, 2022 
Sunset Theatre - 234 Sunset Ave, Asheboro

A 20th anniversary high school reunion is in full swing as Peter arrives carrying nothing but his guitar and a bouquet of flowers.  He has returned to win back Kari, his high school sweetheart.  Now he just has to convince her and over 40 hometown characters (all played by a single actor) that the universe wants them to be together.  Nominated for the Pulitzer Prize, The Pavilion is a poignant reflection on time and living a life free of regret. 

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This production is sponsored by Eric & Christie Luckenbach.

Art by Bailey Powell

Special Event!

Crash Radio on WKXR 94.9 FM

October 10, 2022
Four Saints Brewing Company - 218 S Fayetteville St, Asheboro
Door opens 6:30pm - Performance at 7pm

Crash Radio's episodes focus on local musicians, writers and storytellers.  Each month, RhinoLeap records local musicians, writers and storytellers sharing their work in front of a live audience in various venues located in downtown Asheboro.  The live content is then edited for broadcast every Monday at 6:15pm on WKXR 94.9 FM.  Tickets are $10.  Join the Crash!

All episodes of Crash Radio are sponsored by Carolina Classic Cars. 

Every Brilliant Thing

Written by Duncan Macmillan & Jonny Donahoe
Based on the production directed by Jason Loewith
for Olney Theater Center featuring Alexander Strain

November 6 - 28, 2022 (Sundays & Mondays)
Four Saints Brewery, 218 S Fayetteville St, Asheboro

A boy attempts to cure his mother’s depression by creating a list of the best things in the world. The list grows as he progresses from childhood (Ice Cream) and adolescence (Star Trek), to college (Surprises) and marriage (Falling in Love). But when life deals a bitter blow, the list proves to be helpful to the son in ways he could never have predicted. Performed by a single actor, Every Brilliant Thing strikes a delicate balance between sobering loss and cathartic laughter as it explores the lengths we go to for those we love.

Art by Bailey Powell

Company K: From Asheboro to the Fields of France

Written by Barbara Presnell
Directed by Jeremy Skidmore

February 2 - 5, 2023
Sunset Theatre - 234 Sunset Ave, Asheboro

Back by popular demand!  September 29, 1918: Company K of Randolph County makes its historic stand. Live music and performances bring to life the love, heartache, and brotherhood found in actual letters between North Carolina soldiers and their loved ones leading up to Company K's final battle that accelerated the end of World War I.  This production was originally conceived by Randolph County Public Libraries and commissioned by the City of Asheboro.

Art by Bailey Powell

Pride & Prejudice

Written by Kate Hamill
Directed by Patrick Osteen

April 29 - May 21, 2023 (Saturdays & Sundays)
Linbrook Estate - 5297 Snyder Country Rd, Trinity

Bold, boisterous and timely, this Pride & Prejudice for a new era explores the absurdities and thrills of finding your perfect (or imperfect) match in life. Literature’s greatest tale of latent love has never felt so theatrical, or so full of life than it does in this effervescent adaptation.  Performance is out doors and includes live music as an opening act and a picnic basket meal provided by The Table Farmhouse Bakery.  Beer and wine from Four Saints Brewery and Zimmerman Vineyards will also be for sale.

Art by Bailey Powell

Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill

Written by Lanie Robertson
Featuring Lalenja Harrington & Marquez Cassidy
Directed by Avery Glymph

July 7 - 23, 2023
George Washington Carver Center
950 Martin Luther King Drive, Asheboro

In this musical, Billie Holiday's life story unfolds through the songs that made her famous. It's 1959, in an intimate bar in Philadelphia, and Holiday puts on a show that unbeknownst to the audience, will leave them witnesses to one of the last performances of her lifetime. Through her poignant voice and moving songs, one of the greatest jazz singers of all-time shares her loves and her losses.

Art by Bailey Powell