This month, we’re turning our Member Spotlight on Crystal Paradis. Crystal, who writes a weekly enews letter round up of all of the great things happening on the Seacoast and celebrates #PortsmouthLove. She also co-curates our Let’s Talk About… series. I caught up with her to talk about what her favorite member benefits are, who she would have at her dinner party, and her favorite Music Hall moment.Read More
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Luciano was born in 1913 in a New York tenement, the first American descendant of Sicilian immigrants who’d settled in New York’s Lower East Side, an area that would eventually, once the early-century wave of Italian newcomers had pretty much completely taken the place over, be known as Little Italy. As a freshly minted U.S. native, he went by his middle name, Charles, but everyone just called him Charlie. He grew up in a four room apartment that he shared with eight other people, his parents, his siblings, and two borders they rented the kitchen out to as a bedroom.Read More
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It’s been an interesting summer so far, hasn’t it? The weather can’t seem to decide what month it is, raising the stakes on the usual Vacation Roulette higher than usual. What will your New England vacation offer, hypothermia, drowning, or bliss?
Headlines are being dominated by the antics of Washington, D.C. politicians who can’t seem to find their ass with both hands and a mirror.
Except for season seven of Game of Thrones—the opener was suitably portentous and dripping with double-dealing—there’s not much in the way of entertainment that we can look forward to with any confidence.
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Are you joining us for the Mavericks on Saturday night? Did you know that you can order a custom cocktail while you’re there? Our very talented Front of House staff has been hard at work over the last few months creating fun, festive, and often punny cocktails.Read More
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Normally on Monday’s we are dark, meaning there isn’t a show or a movie. This Monday however, the Historic Theater will be brightly lit when Pink Martini returns. I for one can’t wait. If you haven’t had the chance to see this group live, scoop up the last of the tickets and put on your dancing shoes. Read More
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Building community is a cornerstone of The Music Hall’s mission and we are fortunate to partner with a number of organizations on this effort: key among them is Carey & Giampa, Realtors, who is celebrating its fifth year as a Season Sponsor.Read More
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It’s not often in this blog that I get to look backwards, I’m usually focused on upcoming events. There’s always a new show, or a new movie, or event that I’m excited to experience that I don’t take the time to reflect. Read More
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America has always been a little skeptical about films with a tangible political point of view. Michael Moore can get away with it, of course, because he’s funny and engaging. But Hollywood’s preferred maxim has always been: “If you have a message, call Western Union.” (That phrase, from the era when telegrams were still the gold standard in important message sending, should probably be updated to, “If you have a message, tweet it.” But I digress.)Read More
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