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2026 Season
RhinoLeap Academy
Physical comedy for ages 13 and up!
May 8-24, 2026
Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)
Written by Adam Long, Dan Singer & Jess Winfield
Directed by Jeremy Skidmore
LOCATION NOTE: Friday, May 8th will perform in the parking lot of 221 South Fayetteville St at 6pm as part of Four Saints' 11th Anniversary Celebration. ALL OTHER PERFORMANCES will be held on the Championship Tennis Court in Memorial Park, Asheboro
90 minutes. 36 plays. 3 actors. 1 tennis court?
Back by popular demand, this wild ride will attempt to cram all of Shakespeare’s plays into a single athletic performance. Watch as three fearless actors from Broadway and Cirque du Soleil play multiple roles, delivering a madcap mix of comedy, improvisation, and wit. Perfect for Shakespeare fans and newcomers alike, this fast-paced show brings the Bard’s timeless stories to life.
Sponsored by Eric & Christie Luckenbach with additional support from the Randolph Arts Council.
Live music in an intimate environment!
Crash Radio: Bold Edition
130 S Church St, Unit 1B, Asheboro, NC
June 1, 2026
Doors open @ 6:30pm + Performances begin @ 7pm
Giving musicians from all over the state a place to roam... Crash Radio records musicians performing in front of live audiences in a different venue every month. We then edit the recordings into episodes that air on WKXR 94.9FM every Monday at 6:15pm and on WFDD 88.5FM every Friday at 5:50pm. Restaurant and full bar will be open before and during the performance.
Sponsored by JB & Claire Davis.
Live music in an intimate environment!
Crash Radio: Millstone Creek Edition
506 Parks Crossroads Church Rd, Ramseur, NC
July 6, 2026
Doors open @ 6:00pm + Performances begin @ 7pm
Giving musicians from all over the state a place to roam... Crash Radio records musicians performing in front of live audiences in a different venue every month. We then edit the recordings into episodes that air on WKXR 94.9FM every Monday at 6:15pm and on WFDD 88.5FM every Friday at 5:50pm. Flatbreads, beer, wine, and cider will available for purchase.
Sponsored by Lorie & Bobby McCroskey.
Live music in an intimate environment!
Crash Radio: Four Saints Edition
218 S Fayetteville St, Asheboro
August 3, 2026
Doors open @ 6:30pm + Performances begin @ 7pm
Giving musicians from all over the state a place to roam... Crash Radio records musicians performing in front of live audiences in a different venue every month. We then edit the recordings into episodes that air on WKXR 94.9FM every Monday at 6:15pm and on WFDD 88.5FM every Friday at 5:50pm. Beer, wine, and snacks will available for purchase.
Sponsored by Chris & Dee Farina
A daring live production of one of the world’s best comedies!
September 10-September 27, 2026
The Importance of Being Earnest
Written by Oscar Wilde
Directed by Jeremy Skidmore
Presented at Sixteen Different Locations
Click Below for Exact Places and Times
Performed in different homes throughout the Triad, get ready for a wild ride of laughter, chaos, and mistaken identities! The Importance of Being Earnest throws you into the world of Jack and Algernon, two smooth-talking bachelors with a talent for deception. They’ll do anything to win love, avoid responsibility, and keep up their fake personas—no matter how ridiculous it gets. With explosive wit, sharp satire, and twist after twist, this fast-paced comedy will have you on the edge of your seat, laughing all the way.
NC premiere of a beloved American novel!
October 31-November 15, 2026
Little Women
Adapted by Heather Chrisler
Directed by Mollye Maxner
The Barn
1763 Old Lexington Road
Asheboro, NC 27205
Step into a world of wonder where four actors transform a humble barn into a whimsical world where time bends, and the March sisters' journey comes to life. Jo's quest for self-discovery sparks a magical exploration of sisterhood, as the girls transform everyday objects into the fantastical scenes of their childhood dreams—witches, heroes, and their beloved imaginary newspaper. But it is through the heartbreaking loss of Beth that Jo truly finds her voice, stepping boldly into adulthood with the powerful realization that while families may change, the love we share always remains close at heart.
Sponsored by Randolph Community College.
RhinoLeap Productions is supported by the North Carolina Arts Council,
a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources with funding from the National Endowment for the Arts.