Triad Pride Choruses are excited to announce their Spring Concert: Time After Time: A Celebration of Love’s Many Faces!

This multi-genre odyssey takes audiences on a musical journey through the complexities of devotion, heartache, and joy, blending contemporary pop anthems with profound choral masterworks.

The program features an eclectic and moving setlist that spans generations. Attendees can expect soul-stirring arrangements of Adele’s "Rumor Has It / Someone Like You," Dolly Parton’s haunting "Jolene," and Cyndi Lauper’s timeless "Time After Time." These pop favorites are paired with the intricate beauty of Eric Whitacre’s "Five Hebrew Love Songs" and Debussy’s "Dieu! qu'il la fait bon regarder!", creating a rich tapestry of sound that reflects the universal experience of love.

Accessibility Note: Triad Pride Acting Company is committed to making theatre accessible to everyone. The performance on Saturday, May 30th, 2026, will include American Sign Language (ASL) interpreting.

Tickets: https://www.simpletix.com/e/spring-concert-2026-various-locations-tickets-218541

Please Note: This event is not hosted by CSDHH, but instead is an event hosted by another party. We are listing it on our events calendar to help spread the word and share with our community. Please contact the event host with any questions or for more information.

Triad Pride Acting Company is excited to produce The Fantasticks!

As the world’s longest-running musical, The Fantasticks tells a poignant and whimsical story of young love, meddling parents, and the universal journey from innocence to experience. Featuring a lush score that includes the iconic standard "Try to Remember," this intimate production explores the beauty of the shadows as much as the light, reminding us that "without a hurt, the heart is hollow."

Accessibility Note: Triad Pride Acting Company is committed to making theatre accessible to everyone. The performance on Saturday, May 9th, 2026, will include American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters.

Tickets: https://www.simpletix.com/e/the-fantasticks-tickets-218539

Please Note: This event is not hosted by CSDHH, but instead is an event hosted by another party. We are listing it on our events calendar to help spread the word and share with our community. Please contact the event host with any questions or for more information.

Please Note: This event is not hosted by CSDHH, but instead is an event hosted by another party. We are listing it on our events calendar to help spread the word and share with our community. Please contact the event host with any questions or for more information.

Please Note: This event is not hosted by CSDHH, but instead is an event hosted by another party. We are listing it on our events calendar to help spread the word and share with our community. Please contact the event host with any questions or for more information.

Please Note: This event is not hosted by CSDHH, but instead is an event hosted by another party. We are listing it on our events calendar to help spread the word and share with our community. Please contact the event host with any questions or for more information.

Theatre for All is Triad Pride’s proudly inclusive theatre program that supports adults with disabilities by providing an accessible experience that puts each performer’s ideas in the spotlight. We believe that performers with disabilities deserve representation on stage and in the arts!

Step Into My Shoes is a completely original, devised show inspired by...wait for it-- shoes! Step into OUR shoes and join us for this performance journey that explores where we’ve been, where we’re going, and how we all can find the right fit. The show promises to warm your heart, induce laughter, and make you think about things in a different way. If the shoe fits… you better get your tickets!

Accessibility Note: Triad Pride Acting Company is committed to making theatre accessible to everyone. The performance on Saturday, March 28th, 2026, will include American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters.

Accessibility Note: https://www.simpletix.com/e/theatre-for-all-spring-show-tickets-218529

Please Note: This event is not hosted by CSDHH, but instead is an event hosted by another party. We are listing it on our events calendar to help spread the word and share with our community. Please contact the event host with any questions or for more information.

Alamance Children's Theatre is excited to be offering an ASL interpreted performance on March 14th of their production of The Wizard of Oz.

Summary:
Follow the yellow brick road in this delightful stage adaptation of L. Frank Baum’s beloved tale, featuring the iconic musical score from the MGM film. The timeless tale, in which young Dorothy Gale travels from Kansas over the rainbow to the magical Land of Oz, continues to thrill audiences worldwide.

For questions, please email them at actinfo@alamancechildrenstheatre.com

Click here to learn more and to buy tickets.

Please Note: This event is not hosted by CSDHH, but instead is an event hosted by another party. We are listing it on our events calendar to help spread the word and share with our community. Please contact the event host with any questions or for more information.

Studio One presents an ASL Shadowed production of Puffs, bringing the ASL interpreters on stage alongside the actors!

Summary:
Studio 1 at Holly Hill Mall proudly presents PUFFS, or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, written by Matt Cox. This clever, fast-paced comedy is a must-see for fans of magical tales who always felt like a side character — in the best way!

This is an ASL shadowed production. This production brings ASL interpreters onstage as part of the storytelling. Interns from UNC Greensboro’s interpreting program serve as the interpreters and co-storytellers alongside the actors. The interpreters are brought onstage as part of the actions, instead of being off to the side. Every performance of the ASL shadowed production is interpreted and accessible for Deaf and hard of hearing audiences. 

For questions, contact Studio One at (336) 534-0321 or info@studio1online.org.

Click here to learn more and to buy tickets.

Please Note: This event is not hosted by CSDHH, but instead is an event hosted by another party. We are listing it on our events calendar to help spread the word and share with our community. Please contact the event host with any questions or for more information.

Studio One presents an ASL Shadowed production of Puffs, bringing the ASL interpreters on stage alongside the actors!

Summary:
Studio 1 at Holly Hill Mall proudly presents PUFFS, or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, written by Matt Cox. This clever, fast-paced comedy is a must-see for fans of magical tales who always felt like a side character — in the best way!

This is an ASL shadowed production. This production brings ASL interpreters onstage as part of the storytelling. Interns from UNC Greensboro’s interpreting program serve as the interpreters and co-storytellers alongside the actors. The interpreters are brought onstage as part of the actions, instead of being off to the side. Every performance of the ASL shadowed production is interpreted and accessible for Deaf and hard of hearing audiences. 

For questions, contact Studio One at (336) 534-0321 or info@studio1online.org.

Click here to learn more and to buy tickets.

Please Note: This event is not hosted by CSDHH, but instead is an event hosted by another party. We are listing it on our events calendar to help spread the word and share with our community. Please contact the event host with any questions or for more information.

Theatre Raleigh is excited to be offering an ASL interpreted performance on November 22nd of their production of Once on This Island.

Summary:
Once on a Caribbean island, a little girl is rescued from a disastrous storm by four gods—Asaka, Mother of the Earth; Agwé, god of Water; Erzulie, goddess of Love; and Papa Ge, demon of Death. So starts the myth told in this breathtaking story of joy, sorrow and the triumph of love against all forces. Told with Caribbean rhythms and instruments, this Tony Award-winning musical is a testament that a beautiful story simply told has the power to inspire and heal all. Rated PG

For questions, please email their Box Office at boxoffice@theatreraleigh.com

Click here to learn more and to buy tickets.

Please Note: This event is not hosted by CSDHH, but instead is an event hosted by another party. We are listing it on our events calendar to help spread the word and share with our community. Please contact the event host with any questions or for more information.

Studio One presents an ASL Shadowed production of Puffs, bringing the ASL interpreters on stage alongside the actors!

Summary:
Studio 1 at Holly Hill Mall proudly presents PUFFS, or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, written by Matt Cox. This clever, fast-paced comedy is a must-see for fans of magical tales who always felt like a side character — in the best way!

This is an ASL shadowed production. This production brings ASL interpreters onstage as part of the storytelling. Interns from UNC Greensboro’s interpreting program serve as the interpreters and co-storytellers alongside the actors. The interpreters are brought onstage as part of the actions, instead of being off to the side. Every performance of the ASL shadowed production is interpreted and accessible for Deaf and hard of hearing audiences. 

For questions, contact Studio One at (336) 534-0321 or info@studio1online.org.

Click here to learn more and to buy tickets.

Please Note: This event is not hosted by CSDHH, but instead is an event hosted by another party. We are listing it on our events calendar to help spread the word and share with our community. Please contact the event host with any questions or for more information.

Studio One presents an ASL Shadowed production of Puffs, bringing the ASL interpreters on stage alongside the actors!

Summary:
Studio 1 at Holly Hill Mall proudly presents PUFFS, or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, written by Matt Cox. This clever, fast-paced comedy is a must-see for fans of magical tales who always felt like a side character — in the best way!

This is an ASL shadowed production. This production brings ASL interpreters onstage as part of the storytelling. Interns from UNC Greensboro’s interpreting program serve as the interpreters and co-storytellers alongside the actors. The interpreters are brought onstage as part of the actions, instead of being off to the side. Every performance of the ASL shadowed production is interpreted and accessible for Deaf and hard of hearing audiences. 

For questions, contact Studio One at (336) 534-0321 or info@studio1online.org.

Click here to learn more and to buy tickets.

Please Note: This event is not hosted by CSDHH, but instead is an event hosted by another party. We are listing it on our events calendar to help spread the word and share with our community. Please contact the event host with any questions or for more information.

Studio One presents an ASL Shadowed production of Puffs, bringing the ASL interpreters on stage alongside the actors!

Summary:
Studio 1 at Holly Hill Mall proudly presents PUFFS, or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, written by Matt Cox. This clever, fast-paced comedy is a must-see for fans of magical tales who always felt like a side character — in the best way!

This is an ASL shadowed production. This production brings ASL interpreters onstage as part of the storytelling. Interns from UNC Greensboro’s interpreting program serve as the interpreters and co-storytellers alongside the actors. The interpreters are brought onstage as part of the actions, instead of being off to the side. Every performance of the ASL shadowed production is interpreted and accessible for Deaf and hard of hearing audiences. 

For questions, contact Studio One at (336) 534-0321 or info@studio1online.org.

Click here to learn more and to buy tickets.

Please Note: This event is not hosted by CSDHH, but instead is an event hosted by another party. We are listing it on our events calendar to help spread the word and share with our community. Please contact the event host with any questions or for more information.

Triad Pride Acting Company is honored to announce its upcoming production of "The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me," the groundbreaking and award-winning show by David Drake. This powerful piece, which chronicles a gay man's self-discovery and call to activism during the height of the AIDS crisis, will be performed at Congregational United Church of Christ.

PARENTAL ADVISORY: This production includes strong language and sexual content.

Accessibility Note: Triad Pride Acting Company is committed to making theatre accessible to everyone. The performance on Saturday, November 15th, 2025, will feature an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter.

Originally debuting Off-Broadway in 1992, "The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me" quickly became one of the longest-running solo shows in New York history, earning David Drake an Obie Award. More than a memoir, the play is a vivid collection of vignettes and monologues that explore the fear, anger, love, and courage shared by a generation of gay men and women. It is a tribute to the revolutionary power of art and activism, sparked by a pivotal moment when the protagonist is profoundly affected by a reading of Larry Kramer’s seminal work, The Normal Heart.

The script has been re-imagined to support a cast of 5 but remains as vital and poignant today as it was thirty years ago, the show offers a raw, emotional, and often humorous look at:

• The personal and political awakenings of a young gay man.

• The devastating impact of the AIDS epidemic on the community.

• The journey from bystander to activist, fueled by a desire to fight for life and dignity.

Triad Pride Acting Company is dedicated to bringing diverse and engaging theatrical experiences to the community. "The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me" perfectly aligns with our mission to entertain, enlighten, and enrich, all while fostering understanding, acceptance, and a deep appreciation for LGBTQIA+ history and resilience.

Click here to learn more and to buy tickets.

Please Note: This event is not hosted by CSDHH, but instead is an event hosted by another party. We are listing it on our events calendar to help spread the word and share with our community. Please contact the event host with any questions or for more information.

Studio One presents an ASL Shadowed production of Puffs, bringing the ASL interpreters on stage alongside the actors!

Summary:
Studio 1 at Holly Hill Mall proudly presents PUFFS, or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, written by Matt Cox. This clever, fast-paced comedy is a must-see for fans of magical tales who always felt like a side character — in the best way!

This is an ASL shadowed production. This production brings ASL interpreters onstage as part of the storytelling. Interns from UNC Greensboro’s interpreting program serve as the interpreters and co-storytellers alongside the actors. The interpreters are brought onstage as part of the actions, instead of being off to the side. Every performance of the ASL shadowed production is interpreted and accessible for Deaf and hard of hearing audiences. 

For questions, contact Studio One at (336) 534-0321 or info@studio1online.org.

Click here to learn more and to buy tickets.

Please Note: This event is not hosted by CSDHH, but instead is an event hosted by another party. We are listing it on our events calendar to help spread the word and share with our community. Please contact the event host with any questions or for more information.

Studio One presents an ASL Shadowed production of Puffs, bringing the ASL interpreters on stage alongside the actors!

Summary:
Studio 1 at Holly Hill Mall proudly presents PUFFS, or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, written by Matt Cox. This clever, fast-paced comedy is a must-see for fans of magical tales who always felt like a side character — in the best way!

This is an ASL shadowed production. This production brings ASL interpreters onstage as part of the storytelling. Interns from UNC Greensboro’s interpreting program serve as the interpreters and co-storytellers alongside the actors. The interpreters are brought onstage as part of the actions, instead of being off to the side. Every performance of the ASL shadowed production is interpreted and accessible for Deaf and hard of hearing audiences. 

For questions, contact Studio One at (336) 534-0321 or info@studio1online.org.

Click here to learn more and to buy tickets.

Please Note: This event is not hosted by CSDHH, but instead is an event hosted by another party. We are listing it on our events calendar to help spread the word and share with our community. Please contact the event host with any questions or for more information.

Studio One presents an ASL Shadowed production of Puffs, bringing the ASL interpreters on stage alongside the actors!

Summary:
Studio 1 at Holly Hill Mall proudly presents PUFFS, or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic, written by Matt Cox. This clever, fast-paced comedy is a must-see for fans of magical tales who always felt like a side character — in the best way!

This is an ASL shadowed production. This production brings ASL interpreters onstage as part of the storytelling. Interns from UNC Greensboro’s interpreting program serve as the interpreters and co-storytellers alongside the actors. The interpreters are brought onstage as part of the actions, instead of being off to the side. Every performance of the ASL shadowed production is interpreted and accessible for Deaf and hard of hearing audiences. 

For questions, contact Studio One at (336) 534-0321 or info@studio1online.org.

Click here to learn more and to buy tickets.

Please Note: This event is not hosted by CSDHH, but instead is an event hosted by another party. We are listing it on our events calendar to help spread the word and share with our community. Please contact the event host with any questions or for more information.

Theatre Raleigh is excited to be offering an ASL interpreted performance on October 4th of their production of What We Leave Behind.

Summary:
What We Leave Behind is a profound and timely musical exploring the impact of chronic illness on a family. When musical theatre composer Jenny receives a diagnosis of breast cancer, it seems as though her world has come crashing down around her, but what a journey she embarks on. Written and composed by husband-and-wife team Jenny Giering and Sean Barry and based upon their shared journey, What We Leave Behind is a compelling one-woman musical, addressing some of the most pressing questions of our time with both heartwarming humor and heart-wrenching honesty.  Rated PG-13

For questions, please email their Box Office at boxoffice@theatreraleigh.com

Click here to learn more and to buy tickets.

Please Note: This event is not hosted by CSDHH, but instead is an event hosted by another party. We are listing it on our events calendar to help spread the word and share with our community. Please contact the event host with any questions or for more information.

Theatre Raleigh is excited to be offering an ASL interpreted performance on August 16th of their production of Waitress.

Summary:
One of the most beloved Broadway musicals in recent seasons makes its way to Theatre Raleigh!

Featuring unforgettable music and lyrics by Grammy Award winner Sara Bareilles, the story centers on Jenna, a baker who dreams of escaping her job, small town and rocky marriage. Adapted from the 2007 film, it’s an uplifting and inspiring celebration of friendship, motherhood, and the magic of a homemade pie. Waitress promises to be a sweet slice of musical heaven! Rated PG-13

For questions, please email their Box Office at boxoffice@theatreraleigh.com

Click here to learn more and to buy tickets.

Please Note: This event is not hosted by CSDHH, but instead is an event hosted by another party. We are listing it on our events calendar to help spread the word and share with our community. Please contact the event host with any questions or for more information.

Creative Greensboro is excited to be offering an ASL interpreted performance on June 28th of their production of Twelfth Night.

Summary:
Creative Greensboro is bringing you a North Carolina first with “Twelfth Night" - A Musical Adaptation, a bold, high-energy retelling of the classic comedy, infused with a vibrant, contemporary score by Shaina Taub and co-created with Kwame Kwei-Armah. If you like your Shakespeare with a side of show-stopping musical numbers, this one’s for you.

What to expect?
💥 Laugh-out-loud mistaken identity
💘 Unlikely love triangles
🕺 Toe-tapping tunes and powerful vocals
🎤 A story of self-discovery set in a whimsical world of romance, disguise, and drama

Showtimes
June 26–28 @ 7:30 PM
June 29 @ 2:00 PM (with Audio Description)
June 28 features ASL Interpretation

🎉 Whether you're a Shakespeare buff or a musical theatre junkie, this dazzling production will leave you smiling and singing all the way home.

Come for the comedy, stay for the music — and fall in love with “Twelfth Night” all over again.

For questions, to learn more, and to buy tickets, please visit their website here.

Please Note: This event is not hosted by CSDHH, but instead is an event hosted by another party. We are listing it on our events calendar to help spread the word and share with our community. Please contact the event host with any questions or for more information.

Theatre Raleigh is excited to be offering an ASL interpreted performance on June 21st of their production of Peter and the Starcatcher.

Summary:
The Tony-winning play, based on the best-selling novels, upends the century-old story of how an orphan boy becomes the legendary Peter Pan.

Peter and the Starcatcher playfully explores the depths of greed and despair… and the bonds of friendship, duty and love. Though not a musical, this play incorporates musical elements to create its magical storytelling. This production uses ingenious stagecraft and imaginative innovation to bring the story to life. While Peter and the Starcatcher is not considered a children’s show, it is appropriate for young people 8 years and older. Rated G

For questions, please email their Box Office at boxoffice@theatreraleigh.com

Click here to learn more and to buy tickets.

Please Note: This event is not hosted by CSDHH, but instead is an event hosted by another party. We are listing it on our events calendar to help spread the word and share with our community. Please contact the event host with any questions or for more information.

Save the date now for Reagan High School's ASL-interpreted production of Nevermore: The Imaginary Life and Mysterious Death of Edgar Allen Poe!

Performances will be April 24-26 at Reagan High School in Pfafftown, NC. Tickets will be $8 in advance and $10 at the door. This show will be interpreted by Reagan High ASL students.

Stay tuned for more information to come on how to purchase tickets.

Save the date now for Reagan High School's ASL-interpreted production of Nevermore: The Imaginary Life and Mysterious Death of Edgar Allen Poe!

Performances will be April 24-26 at Reagan High School in Pfafftown, NC. Tickets will be $8 in advance and $10 at the door. This show will be interpreted by Reagan High ASL students.

Stay tuned for more information to come on how to purchase tickets.

Save the date now for Reagan High School's ASL-interpreted production of Nevermore: The Imaginary Life and Mysterious Death of Edgar Allen Poe!

Performances will be April 24-26 at Reagan High School in Pfafftown, NC. Tickets will be $8 in advance and $10 at the door. This show will be interpreted by Reagan High ASL students.

Stay tuned for more information to come on how to purchase tickets.

Theatre Raleigh is excited to be offering an ASL interpreted performance on April 5th of their production of The Trip to Bountiful.

Summary:
Horton Foote’s TONY-winning play tells the moving story of Carrie Watts, an elderly Southern woman who dreams of escaping the bustling city to return to rural Bountiful, Texas. She sets out on a risky journey to her beloved hometown with her family in hot pursuit. Along the way, she encounters kindness and compassion … and discovers the true meaning of home. This classic American drama is a touching portrait of family, what we hold onto, and what we leave behind. Rated PG

Starring Kim Zimmer, four-time Daytime Emmy award winning actor renowned for her iconic portrayal of Reva Shayne on “Guiding Light”

For questions, please email their Box Office at boxoffice@theatreraleigh.com

Click here to learn more and to buy tickets.

Studio One presents an ASL Shadowed production of Blithe Spirit, bringing the ASL interpreters on stage alongside the actors!

Summary:
Blithe Spirit is a witty and charming comedy by Noël Coward. The play follows the story of Charles Condomine, a novelist who, while researching for his next book, invites a medium, Madame Arcati, to perform a séance. Things take a supernatural turn when the ghost of Charles’ first wife, Elvira, is accidentally summoned and begins to create chaos in his current marriage to his second wife, Ruth. Full of sharp dialogue and humorous twists, Blithe Spirit is a delightful exploration of love, jealousy, and the afterlife.

This is an ASL shadowed production. This production brings ASL interpreters onstage as part of the storytelling. Interns from UNC Greensboro’s interpreting program serve as the interpreters and co-storytellers alongside the actors. The interpreters are brought onstage as part of the actions, instead of being off to the side. Every performance of the ASL shadowed production is interpreted and accessible for Deaf and hard of hearing audiences. 

For questions, contact Studio One at (336) 534-0321 or info@studio1online.org.

Click here to learn more and to buy tickets.

Studio One presents an ASL Shadowed production of Blithe Spirit, bringing the ASL interpreters on stage alongside the actors!

Summary:
Blithe Spirit is a witty and charming comedy by Noël Coward. The play follows the story of Charles Condomine, a novelist who, while researching for his next book, invites a medium, Madame Arcati, to perform a séance. Things take a supernatural turn when the ghost of Charles’ first wife, Elvira, is accidentally summoned and begins to create chaos in his current marriage to his second wife, Ruth. Full of sharp dialogue and humorous twists, Blithe Spirit is a delightful exploration of love, jealousy, and the afterlife.

This is an ASL shadowed production. This production brings ASL interpreters onstage as part of the storytelling. Interns from UNC Greensboro’s interpreting program serve as the interpreters and co-storytellers alongside the actors. The interpreters are brought onstage as part of the actions, instead of being off to the side. Every performance of the ASL shadowed production is interpreted and accessible for Deaf and hard of hearing audiences. 

For questions, contact Studio One at (336) 534-0321 or info@studio1online.org.

Click here to learn more and to buy tickets.

Studio One presents an ASL Shadowed production of Blithe Spirit, bringing the ASL interpreters on stage alongside the actors!

Summary:
Blithe Spirit is a witty and charming comedy by Noël Coward. The play follows the story of Charles Condomine, a novelist who, while researching for his next book, invites a medium, Madame Arcati, to perform a séance. Things take a supernatural turn when the ghost of Charles’ first wife, Elvira, is accidentally summoned and begins to create chaos in his current marriage to his second wife, Ruth. Full of sharp dialogue and humorous twists, Blithe Spirit is a delightful exploration of love, jealousy, and the afterlife.

This is an ASL shadowed production. This production brings ASL interpreters onstage as part of the storytelling. Interns from UNC Greensboro’s interpreting program serve as the interpreters and co-storytellers alongside the actors. The interpreters are brought onstage as part of the actions, instead of being off to the side. Every performance of the ASL shadowed production is interpreted and accessible for Deaf and hard of hearing audiences. 

For questions, contact Studio One at (336) 534-0321 or info@studio1online.org.

Click here to learn more and to buy tickets.