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NEW YOUTH TICKET, ONLY $5.00 We feel that introducing our Youth to live theatre is so important, we are offering our new Youth ticket price to any child under 18. Any performance of any show is only $5.00. We encourage you to visit our Student Matinee pages for age recommendations for each show. Voted “BEST THEATRE COMPANY” four times in the Portland Phoenix Readers’ Poll, and the “NUMBER ONE GEM” in Lewiston/Auburn in The Sun Journal.
Fund Raising Preview of Lewiston Auburn Film Festival to Take Place on Mar. 1, 2012
The Maine duo Cinder Conk plays music from the Balkans and elsewhere in Eastern Europe.The Bates College outreach program “Rollin’ to Olin,” launched last fall to give local schoolchildren experience with music and visual art at the college’s Olin Arts Center, resumes this month.
The Franco Center will produce another unique, festive and must-experience event with its offering of “Mardi Gras in L/A” a the Franco Center’s Heritage Hall. In the tradition of New Orleans, Mardi Gras audiences will be treated to Cajun cuisine, spirits, and music.
“Dawoud is a stunning artist whose photography seeks to challenge our assumptions and bridge our differences,” says Roland Davis, OIE director. “He’s a truth teller, but he also demands that we look closely at our preconceptions about people, because often there’s so much more than what we see.”
Robinson Players to present powerful, provocative ‘Laramie Project’ Cast members in the Robinson Players’ production of "The Laramie Project": Alanna Hoffman ’15 as the Narrator; Nick Auer ’15 as Jon [...]
Contradancing, workshops and performances by established musicians from as far away as Montana are among the attractions at the second annual Bates College Community Folk Festival, a two-day event beginning at 4:15 p.m. Friday, Feb. 10, in Chase Hall Lounge, 56 Campus Ave. The event is open to the public. Admission fees vary according to ability to pay, from $5 to $20 for one day, or $10 to $30 for both days (no one will be turned away for inability to pay). Tickets are available at the door. For more information, please contact freewillfolk@gmail.comor 952-913-0204.
Formed in the spring of 1990, The Irish Descendants, have been a mainstay in the Newfoundland and Canadian music industry for over two decades. In that time the band has performed over 4000 shows across North America and beyond! With the founding members all hailing from various outpost fishing communities, the original goal for the group was to take the music that they all learned and performed home in their kitchens, to the festival stages, pubs, and concert halls of their beloved Newfoundland.
This charming and thought-provoking comedy speaks volumes about the most universal, mysterious and insane language of all: the language of love. George is a man devoted to the study of language who can’t seem to find the right words to say to his wife. For everyone who has ever struggled with the language difference between men and women, this insightful and compassionate new comedy explores our need to connect, our struggle to communicate, and our search to find the words for what lies in our hearts.
A total of 68 grants will be awarded to the organizations listed on the ballot and to the top 20 write-in vote recipients (at least two write-ins per region). The top vote-getting organizations in each region (including write-ins) will receive $5,000 each. The remaining 60 organizations will receive $1,000 each.
“[O'death] draws from the starkness and spiritual purity of Appalachian folk, the menace of punk and the rowdy theatricality of Tom Waits, jumbling sacred and profane.” ‐ Ben Sisario, The New York Times. Raw, ragged Americana returns to SPACE with the killer combination of Brooklyn’s O’Death and Providence’s Brown Bird. With if and it.
One of Russia’s foremost pianists and a master teacher, Tamara Poddubnaya returns to perform at the Franco-American Heritage Center in Lewiston. A distinguished graduate of St. Petersburg’s Rimsky-Korsakov Conservatory, Dr. Poddubnaya soon established herself as one of Russia’s foremost keyboard artists and piano teachers. Renowned for her masterful command of a vast repertoire, she has performed to great acclaim in Europe and the United States. Patrons of last season’s Piano Series will remember her interpretations of Schumann and Chopin.
The Public Theatre is one of five Equity theatres in Maine and boasts the lowest ticket prices for any Equity theatre in the state with a top ticket price of only $18. Hiring the finest professional actors from New York City to Los Angeles, The Public Theatre presents a wide selection of first-rate professional performances from October through May.
The ‘Divas’ are vocalists and musicians whose purpose is to share an uplifting and life-affirming message through traditional and contemporary spirit-filled, hand-clapping and toe-tapping music. Their southern African-American music tradition has a reflective, hard-rocking, R&B flavor. The ‘Funky Divas’ rock and “that’s the gospel truth”.
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