2021-22 Season:
Close to Home
After a successful virtual season, attracting over 800 audience members from around the world, we are excited to begin planning a return to in-person performances in the newly renovated Swain Hall Black Box Theater.
The Process Series: New Works in Development is pleased to present its 14th season, Close to Home. This season will celebrate talented UNC faculty, student and alumni performing artists making a significant impact on our local and global communities.
Upcoming Shows
Survival, Creativity, and Currency: Unearthing Truths
By Toshi Reagon
December 1-2 at 7:30pm
At Swain Hall Black Box Theatre
A new musical by Creative Futures Fellow, Toshi Reagon, and the students of COMM 665: Performance, Politics and Culture.
DEC 1-2
2021-22 Season
NOV 5-6
Voices: A Walking Tour
Curated by Heather Tatreau
November 5-6 at 7pm
Tour starts at the Old Well
Dance Faculty, Heather Tatreau, curates a walking tour of site-specific performances around UNC campus to explore hidden voices in the landscape.
NOV 5-6
Survival, Creativity, and Currency: Unearthing Truths
By Toshi Reagon
December 1-2 at 7:30pm
At Swain Hall Black Box Theatre
A new musical by Creative Futures Fellow, Toshi Reagon, and the students of COMM 665: Performance, Politics and Culture.
DEC 1-2
An Evening of New Work
By UNC Students
February 11-12 at 7:30pm
At Swain Hall Black Box Theatre
UNC students present a shared program of diverse performances.
FEB 11-12
A New Play
By Howard L. Craft
February 18-19 at 7:30pm
At Swain Hall Black Box Theatre
Process Series Playwright-in-Residence, Howard L. Craft, will be presenting a new work to be announced.
FEB 18-19
Rollover
By Dr. Laura Moore
March 24-25 at 7:30pm
At Swain Hall Black Box Theatre
A play written by Earth, Marine and Environmental Science Professor, Dr. Laura Moore, that explores the effects of climate change on one coastal community.
MAR 24-25
Cascade
By Jim Grimsley
April 7-24 at 7:30pm
At Swain Hall Black Box Theatre
A world premiere full production of a futuristic play about global warming by UNC alum Jim Grimsley co-produced with StreetSigns Center for Literature and Performance.
APR 7-24
Her Story: Journey into the Musical Worlds of Women Composers
Presented by Dr. Clara Yang (Associate Professor of Music at UNC) and Dr. Sunmi Chang
Original Composition by Dr. Liliya Ugay
April 23-24 at 7:30pm
At Kenan Rehearsal Hall
Music Professor and pianist, Dr. Clara Yang, presents a concert celebrating female composers with violinist Dr. Sunmi Chang.
