When I was young, I dreamed of being a published author. I haven’t yet written the great American novel but in some ways that dream has come true: In the six years I’ve been at The Music Hall you’ve read my work in blogs like this one, in the magazine, and of course, in my favorite publication, the Season Playbill.Read More
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As a writer, I’ve always marveled at people who adapt books for the screen. On the upside, the scriptwriter gets the benefits of an established story, characters and dialogue.Read More
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My personal motto - “Use your resources to make a difference” - is what led me to The Music Hall. I love how we work together to build lifelong relationships and support the vitality of this community. I’m not the only one who operates by that motto...Read More
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The Music Hall is pleased to offer a wide array of benefits to our members—those who donate to support our mission of bringing quality programming and conversations to the Seacoast.Read More
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When I was a child, my mother’s Aunt Irene would sometimes visit us. Irene was deaf, but she communicated by reading lips and speaking in what sounded like French to my young ears. Mom, who had grown up around Irene, could understand her perfectly. I felt as if I needed those headsets that U.N. delegates wear so translators can interpret the proceedings in the listener’s native tongue.Read More
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