Asheville Stages
Edwin Arnaudin, Jonny Leather, Recliner Notes, Jay Moye, Micah Rogers, Tom Chalmers, Bruce Steele, Jason Keefer, Arnold WengrowInsightful coverage of the Asheville area's music, theater, and comedy scenes.
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Latest Issues
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This Week in Asheville: March 2-8
Our guide to the best upcoming local shows
Suffs at the Peace Center
Shaina Taub’s award-winning musical about the women's suffrage movement is entertaining and educational
Interview: Carl Broemel (My Morning Jacket)
The MMJ guitarist and Tyler Ramsey play duo shows, Feb. 27-28 at The Grey Eagle
Close Quarters at Phantom Lamp Theatre Company
The new company’s debut production deftly combines comedy and existential angst
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Writer / Photographer / Rapscallion
I'm an Asheville-based writer, musician, and fan.
Tyler Simmons was onsides.
Some people are gym rats, Tom Chalmers is a music show rat, going to many often. He figures he might as well write about some while he's there.
Asheville Stages co-founder and contributor.
Live music lover, Mountain Wanderer, Veteran.
Arnold Wengrow is professor emeritus of drama at the University of North Carolina at Asheville and co-author of "If the Song Doesn't Work, Change the Dress: The Illustrated Memoir of Broadway Costume Designer Patricia Zipprodt" (Bloomsbury, 2025).
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