Our many holiday events this December will provide us with ample opportunities to celebrate and the perfect place to gather together with family and friends.Read More
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A live performing arts venue, The Music Hall relies on hundreds of volunteers to serve as the face of the organization, meeting the needs of our thousands of patrons.Read More
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Pop music is littered with One-Hit Wonders. Movie stars are hot...until they’re not. And then there’s Bing Crosby, who reigned for nearly 50 years atop a multimedia empire few performers can rival.Read More
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Give the Gift of Magic, an annual initiative to provide complimentary tickets to our Seacoast neighbors in need, has been a feature of the holidays for the last your years. We are so grateful that so many of you contribute to this fund; and for our sponsors, BankProv and Hampton Ford Hyundai; as well as members Morgan and Tara Rutman, who first proposed the idea.Read More
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Fall is decidedly here, and to me, the cooler temps, falling leaves, and warm cups of tea mean snuggling up with so many good books! I just finished a book club favorite, Piranesi by Susanna Clarke, and am deep into Ken Follett’s Never—I can’t wait to hear more from Mr. Follett himself this Sunday, Nov. 14 at our Writers on a New England Stage event with NHPR!Read More
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Why is The Asphalt Jungle the mack daddy of all caper films? It’s co-written and directed by John Huston, who made the criminally good classics Key Largo and The Maltese Falcon. It’s based on a book by W.R. Burnett, who established his street cred with Little Caesar and High Sierra.Read More
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Seeing so many of you in the hall this fall for sold out shows affirms that the 2021-22 Season is off to a great start. Another sign of the new season is our new Playbill!Read More
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The honey-soaked hive of Film Noir Bad Girls is always buzzing with Queen Bee candidates. Barbara Stanwyck from Double Indemnity. Jane Greer from Out of the Past. Audrey Totter from, well, every pic Totter ever made. But for pure “Wait...what?!” shock value, few dames can rival the on- and off-screen tale of Gloria Grahame, whose boudoir eyes and va-va-va-voom figure rocked Hollywood.Read More
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