This has been a year of challenges and one that has required us to be more laser-focused than ever. In December, we are launching a new series—the Stage Door Cabaret Series (SDCS). The audience will become part of the stage decor.Read More
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Well, hi! I hope you’ve been having a nice pandemic. Me, I’m chugging along on a routine of sleeping in late, gardening, reading, watching enough television to brainwash a six-year-old, and sneaking in a little nap now and then.Read More
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I’d love to take a moment to bring you back into the theater with me at our show with Tom Rush. Mid-day on a lovely Sunday afternoon and The Music Hall is a buzz for its first live indoor show since March, with 200 tickets sold! Volunteers and staff members greet folks at the door, smiles crinkling their eyes beneath the masks.Read More
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...and by “some,” I mean “me.”
I know, I know. I should be crazy about any film that tops most critics’ lists of classic comedies. Trust me, I’ve tried. What’s not to like about Marilyn Monroe at the height of her fame? Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon in drag? The best closing line since “Louie, I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship”?Read More
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“Back to school” is an annual event we thought would never change. Prior to this year, the student experience has been similar to the student experience 10, 20, even 30 years ago or more. But as with all things, 2020 has been a year chock full of new experiences. Read More
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One of the most magical things about theater is the anticipation. The early morning click as the marquee turns on, the shuffle of the Box Office opening up for the day, kernels popping at Concessions, cheers of delight as the audience greets friends and finds their seats—all before that final whoosh of the curtain going up. This feeling is impossible to replace and one I'm lucky to be a part of every day. Read More
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As The Music Hall, along with many of our neighboring small businesses and fellow arts and cultural venues, struggles through the pandemic, we are grateful to have the continued support of dedicated funders like the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts (NHSCA).Read More
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