The Wake Forest Renaissance Centre has unwrapped its lineup for the 2025-26 season, and let's just say, showgoers are in for a variety of performances that could cater to almost any taste. Kicking off the series is a presentation by Tamer Elnoury, "Making Radical Connections" on September 11 – an evocative start to a season that weaves through musical theatrics with "Marvelous Wonderettes," the enchanting voice of Jane Monheit in "Some Enchanted Evening," and a festive array of Celtic tunes with "Celtic Angels."
For those of you inclined to step back in time, the throwback vibes continue with "Shadows of the 60s," a tribute that's bound to get your Motown groove on. The Wake Forest Film Festival, which will be held from March 6-7, promises a weekend of cinematic exploration. And, the Renaissance Centre's offering are not just for adults, they've included a dramatization of “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe” in December – perfect for the family holiday outing, as detailed by the Town of Wake Forest's release.
Tickets will hit the market next Tuesday at 10 a.m. according to the Town of Wake Forest's announcement. But, if you're a Patron or a Friend of the Centre, congratulations, you're already in the door to snatch up tickets. For the rest, mark your calendars; these seats aren't going to wait around – some of these shows are projected sell-outs.
As for the docs and specs, the Renaissance Centre’s very own 2025-26 Program Guide is up for grabs online. You can read up on detailed show descriptions there. Plus, getting acquainted with your potential must-see list means you're less likely to blank out, when the time comes to score those coveted tickets.
