Carolina Jamboree

Music by The Red Clay Ramblers
Choreography by Lynne Taylor-Corbett

Transport yourself back in time when friends and neighbors gathered for a festival of music, song and dance. Fiddles and banjos, pennywhistles and piano all set the mood for stories of love and marriage, passion and mystery. In a unique, three-way partnership, Tony-winning string band The Red Clay Ramblers and Tony Award-nominated resident choreographer Lynne Taylor-Corbett team up with Carolina Ballet to create a thrilling music and dance experience.

Raleigh News & Observer
"Rambler Ballet Sets Toes Tapping"
"...harmonies are glorious ... their dynamic intensity fuels the dancers to frenzied heights..."

The Herald-Sun
"Ramblers' songs and ballet mix well"

Rambleshoe

Red Clay Ramblers and Rhythm in Shoes perform their collaborative work

Rhythm in Shoes – a company of dancers and musicians featuring old-time mountain tunes and flatfoot dancing– partners with the Tony Award-winning American roots music group, The Red Clay Ramblers to tour their collaborative new work, Rambleshoe. Featuring elements of tap, blues, clogging, ragtime, and old-time music and dance the program explores the notion of carrying “home" with you while traveling on the road. With over a dozen musicians and dancers sharing the stage the program will surely be a sight and sound experience!

Lone Star Love

Outer Critics Circle Award nomination
"Outstanding Off-Broadway Musical"

TWO Lortel Award nominations!
"Outstanding Musical"
"Outstanding Choreographer"

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Fool Moon

Tony-winning Broadway show
Red Clay Ramblers
David Shiner - Bill Irwin

This one-of-a-kind show is a unique comedy featuring two grandmasters of physical lunacy in an evening of sly humor, chaos, and music with The Red Clay Ramblers. Created by Bill Irwin and David Shiner, Fool Moon was awarded a special Tony award in 1999, a Drama Desk Award for "Unique Theatrical Experience," and an Outer Critics Circle "Special Achievement" Award. The New York Times called the show "sensational;" Time Magazine called Irwin and Shiner "magicians of the human body. They are exquisite." The show was first performed at Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center, New York, in the Serious Fun Festival in July 1992. As "Fool Moon," it next appeared at the Richard Rodgers Theater on Broadway for an eight-month run in 1993 (winning the Ramblers a Drama Desk nomination for Outstanding Music in a Play), then went on to set box-office records at the Doolittle Theatre in Los Angeles ('94). It played Vienna and Munich ('94), Broadway again ('95), and, in the fall of 1998, "Fool Moon" ran at ACT in San Francisco and Seattle Rep in Seattle, returned to Broadway Nov. '98-Jan. '99, and went to Washington, D.C.'s Kennedy Center for spring, 1999.  The creators and company of Fool Moon received a Special Tony Award at the Gershwin Theater in New York City, June 1999.

Kudzu

Book, music and lyrics by Jack Herrick, Doug Marlette, and Bland Simpson

PRODUCTIONS
with the Red Clay Ramblers

* Ford’s Theatre, Washington, D.C. March-June 1998

* Duke University, North Carolina, February 1998

* Goodspeed Opera House / The Norma Terris Theatre, Chester, CT

   World Premiere: May 15 - June 8, 1997

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