Scientists are suggesting is that the impact of such events on the spread of the coronavirus is “low to very low” as long as organizers ensure adequate ventilation, strict hygiene protocols, and limited capacity. These are the three pillars that our Operations team along with our Joint Loss Safety committee have been working together on a daily basis. Read More
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Unusual times and urgent needs spur creativity and reimagination. Heroes emerge to save the day. That happened at The Music Hall with the realization that a beloved holiday tradition, Ogunquit Playhouse at The Music Hall’s big musical was just not in the cards this year. Enter creative minds!Read More
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We’re keeping the incredible items up for auction secret for a bit longer, but we encourage you to set a reminder for this Sunday, November 8 when our annual auction goes live! Read More
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Giving feels good. It’s science! Medical research reveals that giving stimulates the mesolimbic pathway, the “reward center” in the brain, releasing those delicious endorphins we all seek. That’s what makes Giving Tuesday, December 1, such a delightful event.Read More
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MGM produced great musicals like rabbits reproduce themselves: The Wizard of Oz, Meet Me in St. Louis, Singin’ in the Rain, and An American in Paris. RKO cranked out hits starring Astaire & Rogers (Top Hat, Swing Time, Shall We Dance), which didn’t just showcase Fred and Ginger’s fancy footwork, but boasted standards by the Gershwins, Jerome Kern, and Irving Berlin.Read More
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I don’t know about you, but lately, I’m not even sure what day it is, let alone what year it is. All I know is that the Writers on a New England Stage (WNES) has hit another milestone! We are celebrating Writers on a New England Stage’s 15th season! Let me take you back a bit…Read More
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