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232 South Elm Street, Greensboro, NC
27401, US
Futurebirds Concert Live at Triad Stage At The Pyrle Theatre | Greensboro – June 05th, 2026
If you're looking for a spot that’s part of the heart and soul of Greensboro’s arts scene, Triad Stage at Pyrle Theatre is where you wanna be. This place has seen it all, celebrating its 12th anniversary in 2017 with free shows and a memorial marker that tugged at everyone’s heartstrings. It’s not just about nostalgia though, by 2020, Pyrle Theatre was ahead of the curve with touch-free ticketing, making safety feel seamless. The stage has hosted some pretty big names, like the touring productions of The Lion King in 2016 and Wicked in 2018, drawing crowds from all over. But it’s also about the community, opening with the world premiere of A Greensboro Christmas back in 2008, a holiday musical that celebrated local traditions and even went on statewide tour. The mezzanine’s perfect for private parties or just soaking in the vibe, and the theater’s design makes sure everyone feels close to the action. Getting to Futurebirds Greensboro fans, just head east on East Road from the suburbs, then turn left onto Main Street. Pyrle Theatre is right near Main and Pine, or if you're coming from the community college, walk south on Education Drive and then left onto Theatre Court. It’s more than a venue, it’s a Greensboro staple that keeps the arts alive and kicking.