If you ever had a teacher who inspired you, who pushed you to produce the very best that was in you, who demanded that you work harder … and harder … and harder … until you just about went crazy, then you need to come see Whiplash tonight at The Music Hall. Because the music teacher in Whiplash will make your teacher seem like a cute, fuzzy puppy.Read More
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Last week we saluted those corporate partners that have consistently supported The Music Hall for a decade or more. This week, we want to recognize another significant group – those who have partnered with us for five or more years – and note that these businesses, like last week’s, represent 30 percent of all Music Hall corporate partners. This steadfast support is truly remarkable!Read More
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The Music Hall is fortunate to have a robust community of generous, longstanding corporate supporters. In fact, over 30 percent of The Music Hall’s corporate partners have been supporting us for 10 years or longer! Read More
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Question: What do you get when you bring Buddy Holly and Mary Poppins to The Music Hall?
Answer: Broadway quality musical theater right here in Portsmouth! These two shows would not have been possible without our historic partnership with the Ogunquit Playhouse and the support of our series sponsors Newburyport Five Cents Savings Bank and Pickwick’s Mercantile. Read More
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While Music Hall movies often take on current themes, it’s not often that we get a crack at one that’s close to the heart of an ongoing national debate. But citizenfour is that movie. It’s a documentary about Edward Snowden and the uproar over the CIA and its program to monitor our emails, our phone calls and (probably) when we have our alarms set to go off.Read More
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What do research and evaluation firm RMC Research Corporation, propane and heating oil company D.F. Richard Energy, and retirement community RiverWoods at Exeter all have common? They are some of The Music Hall’s longest-standing corporate partners and part of a generous group of businesses that provide valuable support to our organization each and every year.Read More
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Singer songwriter Guy Capecelatro III co-hosts ‘Writers in the Round’ on WSCA; is co-owner of independent record label Burst and Bloom based in Portsmouth, NH; and teaches songwriting classes—all the while keeping a busy performance and recording schedule and lending his talent to the projects of numerous friends.Read More
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