Tuesday, May 30
Raleigh
Kinky Boots
Colony Theatre--Why did we ever think the Brits were uptight anyway? They've been telling about their drag queens ever since Van Morrison sang of Madame George down on Cypress Avenue, with a childlike vision leaping into view, clicking, clacking of the high heeled shoe. In Kinky Boots, Chiwetel Ejiofor (who made such an impression in Dirty Pretty Things) stars as a transvestite who just might have the key to saving a boot factory in Northhamptonshire. Now playing at your favorite art house. --David Fellerath
C is for Communism
Kings--M stands for murder, V for vendetta and, with A/V Geeks, C is for Communism. Titles include What is Communism? and Yankee Go Home. The night of Cold War terror begins at 9 p.m. Bring your own desk to hide under. --David Fellerath
Chapel Hill
Window to the Humanities: Visions of the Feast
Ackland Art Museum--This exhibit, focusing on social, ethical and cultural aspects of feasting through five different themes, enters its last two weeks. Curated by UNC-Chapel Hill professor Inger Brodey, the installation explores philosophy, art and fiction and their cultural links to food through mixed media.
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