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The cast includes Steven Dostie as Narracott, Jim Lattin as Rogers, Phyliss McQuaide as Mrs. Rogers, Matthew Blais as Phillip Lombard, Heidi Holst as Vera Claythorne, Frank Omar as Sir Lawrence Wargrave, Walter Guild as General MacKenzie, Paul Chamberlain as Anthony Marston, Andrews Tolman as Dr. Armstrong, Jen Cart as Emily Brent, and Dale Smith as William Blore.
Auditions are set for Gaslight Theater’s production of the Agatha Christie thriller And Then There Were None, directed by George Dunn. Auditions will be at Hallowell City Hall, One Winthrop Street, Hallowell on: Sunday, June 12, 3:00 pm; and Tuesday, June 14th, 6:30 pm
Frozen in Time – L/A Arts Gallery 5 Mar 25 thru May 28, 2011. Frozen in Time Celebrating the art of the still-life; traditional or innovative. Objects, details, shadows and light. Rendered in many styles, they all tell a story. Mar 25 Exhibit reception: 5 p.m. at L/A Arts Gallery 5. Free admission.Event Location:L/A Arts Gallery 549 Lisbon Street Lewiston, Maine 04240 For more nformation contact:(207) 782-7228
Director Karen LaPlante has selected a cast and begun rehearsals for Gaslight’s production of Oscar Wilde’s classic comedy The Importance of Being Earnest. Matt Blais is Jack Worthing and Daniel Kennedy is Algernon Moncrieff, two young men leading at least two lives each. Katie Doornbus is Jack’s adored Gwendolyn Fairfax, and Hannah Weston is Algernon’s love, Cecily Cardew.
The MEACT 2011 One Act Festival marathon will take place on May 14, at the Great Falls Performing Arts Center 30 Academy Street Auburn, ME 04210-5703 (207) 783-0958 The festival [...]
Gaslight Theater presents “An Evening of One Act Plays.” Tickets are $12 for adults, $10 for students and seniors (60 and up). Reservations are recommended; call Gaslight’s reservation line at 626-3698.
Casts have been selected for The Gaslight Theater’s Annual “Evening of One Act Plays”, which will be produced April 29th and 30th at Hallowell City Hall. Each year, the Gaslight Theater produces the Evening of One-Acts to encourage and mentor new directors, furthering our goal of making theater arts more accessible. The One-Acts provide an opportunity for actors to take on intriguing roles with a lesser time commitment than a full-length production. It’s also a great way for those who haven’t acted before, or have limited experience, to “get their feet wet” on the stage.
The Gaslight Theater of Hallowell, ME has scheduled auditions for the Importance of Being Ernest on March 27 at 2 PM and on March 28th at 6:30. The Importance of Being Earnest: A Trivial Comedy for Serious People is by Oscar Wilde and is Directed by Karen LaPlante
Auditions have been scheduled for Gaslight Theater’s annual Evening of One Act Plays. The evening of one-acts is a program that the Gaslight Theater uses to encourage and mentor new directors to further our goal of making theater arts more accessible.
Because of the bad weather and dangerous driving conditions, the Gaslight Theater in Hallowell posponed the opening of their first show, “Key for Two” until Saturday Feb 26th. To make up the run, The Gaslight Theater will add a Matinee on Sunday, March 6th at 2 pm. Our cast and Crew, and audiences come from all over central Maine and Safety is a primary concern,
Gaslight Theater is in rehearsal for the first production of the 2011 season, Key for Two, opening February 25. Written by John Chapman and Dave Freeman, Key for Two is guaranteed to relieve cabin fever in the best tradition of British farce. Director Richard Bostwick has assembled a cast of Gaslight regulars and newcomers to bring this piece of hilarity to the City Hall stage
On Sunday, February 13th at 2pm Gaslight Theater will be holding their first open house at Hallowell City Hall. This informal open house is intended to re-acquaint the community with theater and opportunities that this local theater group can offer.
Gaslight Theater has set a 2011 season of frivolity, farce, fear and classic family entertainment. Our usual slate of four shows have been chosen, with a few shake-ups to enhance our traditonal schedule.New for 2011, all evening performances will begin at 7:30 p.m. (matinees will remain at 2:00 p.m.). And to kick off the holiday season with a gift for the entire family, our annual musical offering which this year is the classic Cinderella (with an enchanted twist), will be offered in late fall.
Sam and Bella Spewak wrote this gleefully wicked Christmas comedy, set in French Guiana, a region where on Christmas day the temperature has graciously dropped to 104 degrees. Three convicted prisoners on work-release help the Ducotel family with their struggling general store. Three convicts are employed as roofers by a family (Felix Ducotel, his wife Emilie and daughter Marie-Louise), whose roof is in desperate need of maintenance. On the way from France is evil-minded cousin Henri, to oust Felix from his business, and his cold-blooded nephew Paul, who is jilting the father’s daughter for an heiress.
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Sam Whitman Band, w/ Megan Murphy, and The Golden Prize at Johnson Hall 5/19/12
Work by Cony High School Art Students on view at in Augusta Until July 7, 2012
Disc Golf Event to Benefit Issinryu Karate Academy in Randolph on May 20, 2012
REMINDER: Artists invited to an Art Critique with Abbott Meader at The Harlow on May 20, 2012
Maine Historical Society News for the Week of May 16, 2012
Natural Inclination Show at Monkee Tree to Benefit Natural Resources Council
Francine Reed on May 19th, Portland String Quartet on 22nd at Boothbay Opera House