We on the staff love to see you at shows, programs, and events. We also love to see you out in the community—especially when we catch you taking advantage of the great discounts offered to our members by businesses in Portsmouth and beyond. Read More
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This year’s Fill The Hall was a colorful sight! Bags in a rainbow of colors sat full in the balcony while a team of volunteers expertly sorted, collected, moved, and filled throughout the orchestra. Kids lead other kids through the steps (when they weren’t building forts in the banana boxes), and adults hooted and hollered when trucks loaded with groceries drove up the brand-new street.Read More
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As a new season kicks off, there is much to look forward to.
Brazil’s Seu Jorge returns to town with a show that is sure to get us all moving and dancing to his infectious samba and bossa nova rhythms. Some may recognize his voice from Wes Anderson’s The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou soundtrack where he covered David Bowie songs in his native tongue, Portuguese. Read More
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While I usually find myself surrounded by incredibly talented colleagues, I wanted to hear more about how Justine of Photocomfort and The Music Hall's own James Paone, General Manager of Front of House & Rentals, knew each other and what they will bring to the Loft stage on Saturday.Read More
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In this week alone, we can travel quite far through film and music. Leave your passport at home and join us for a taste of something new!Read More
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On October 20th, international pianist Paul Dykstra will perform Tchaikovsky’s famous Piano Concerto No. 1 in B flat minor with Great Bay Philharmonic Orchestra in The Music Hall’s Historic Theater.Read More
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This week's playlist leads me back to some of music's greatest icons. If you have not had the chance to listen to John Prine's latest album, The Tree of Forgiveness, do yourselves a favor and spend some time with it. He is a wonderful songwriter. Read More
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It’s July and there is sun to enjoy, drinks are being served on decks and patios, boats and kayaks are beckoning from the harbor, and there’s sand begging to be lain upon. So why am I inviting you to sit in a darkened theater and watch a movie? Let’s see how short I can make this.Read More
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