FLAT ROCK, N.C. (828newsNOW) — Flat Rock Playhouse, a professional theatre located in the village of Flat Rock, N.C., has announced its 2026 season of plays, musicals and tribute concert experiences. The 12 show season will feature popular titles like “Footloose,” “Rent” and “Pride and Prejudice.”
Laying out the Flat Rock slate
Tickets for the Main Stage shows will go on sale Tuesday, Jan. 13 for Flat Rock Playhouse subscribers and Tuesday, Jan. 20 to the public at large. Find tickets at www.flatrockplayhouse.org/box-office.
Find more information by clicking the title of each of the shows below.
Mixtape! The Best Of The 60’s, 70’s, & 80’s (Vol. 3) – Feb. 19-22
Bee Gees Gold: The Tribute – March 13-15
Boots -n- Blues – March 27-29
The Ultimate Doors – April 10-12
Songbird: The Singular Tribute To Barbra Streisand – April 16-18
Pride & Prejudice – May 1-23
Footloose – June 12-July 5
Rent (30th Anniversary) – July 24-Aug. 15
The Odd Couple – Aug. 28-Sept. 19
Sister Act – Oct. 2-25
Rumpelstiltskin – Nov. 12-15
A Flat Rock Playhouse Christmas Show (10th Anniversary Special) – Nov. 27-Dec. 20
Read more. . .
-
Appalachian Mountain Health plans facility for Black Mountain, Swannanoa
Buncombe County will sponsor a $480,000 state grant for the Swannanoa Valley project
-
A one-time fix for pop-up ads and family internet safety — now $15 during Deal Days
Asheville and WNC households can explore AdGuard’s ad blocking, privacy features and parental controls for up to nine devices. The $14.97 lifetime offer is for new users.
-
Asheville woman joins NC Spider Search, hunts for elusive writing spider
Tiffany Hall has recruited friends and neighbors to help document spiders for a statewide citizen science project
-
Buncombe County changes affordable housing rules
Commissioners expand mortgage assistance and adopt new requirements aimed at getting county housing loans repaid sooner
-
Buncombe County pulls $290K sheriff’s office Axon, camera request
Commissioners did not say why the funding request was removed; a cybersecurity professional raised surveillance concerns
