Posted inBangor, Living, News, Performing Arts Collins Center for the Arts announces 30th anniversary season by Shelby Hartin July 23, 2015August 7, 2015
Posted inLiving, Mid-Maine, Music, concerts and live bands, News, Performing Arts East Benton Fiddlers event about family as much as music by Opinion Contributor July 20, 2015July 20, 2015
Posted inLiving, Performing Arts Stonington saltwater farm setting lets Chekhov’s ‘The Seagull’ soar by Judy HarrisonJuly 16, 2015
Posted inBangor, Living, News, Performing Arts Bangor grad’s play takes stage at Penobscot Theatre Company by Natalie Feulner June 12, 2015June 27, 2015
Posted inLiving, Performing Arts Maine dancers selected for summer study at prestigious programs by Natalie Feulner June 5, 2015
Posted inLiving, Performing Arts Maggie Gyllenhaal, 37, told she was ‘too old’ to play 55-year-old’s lover by Reuters May 23, 2015
Posted inLiving, Performing Arts Stonington High School student directed play to examine Columbine by Opinion Contributor May 21, 2015
Posted inLiving, Music, concerts and live bands, Performing Arts Maine symphonies balance old, new for upcoming season by Natalie Feulner May 15, 2015
Posted inLiving, Midcoast, News, Performing Arts New life for an old Belfast church as theater group stages English drama in it by Abigail CurtisMay 14, 2015
Posted inLiving, Performing Arts ‘August: Osage County’ triumphantly entertains, illuminates human condition at Opera House by Judy HarrisonMay 7, 2015May 7, 2015
Posted inLiving, Performing Arts Family secrets, humor at the center of new Penobscot Theatre play by Natalie Feulner April 24, 2015
Posted inLiving, Performing Arts Great music, bad hair to take stage this fall at Bangor Opera House by Natalie Feulner April 22, 2015
Posted inLiving, Performing Arts Let’s do the time warp again — ‘Rocky Horror’ sequel hits London stage after 30 years by Reuters April 20, 2015
Posted inLiving, Performing Arts Maine mill town drama ‘Papermaker’ portrays decline of the middle class by Kathleen Pierce April 16, 2015April 16, 2015
Posted inLiving, News, Performing Arts, Portland, State Gorham dancer realizes dream, makes Broadway debut by Opinion Contributor April 13, 2015April 13, 2015
Posted inLiving, Mid-Maine, News, Performing Arts Brothers Grimm musical mashup to be staged in Waterville by Natalie Feulner April 9, 2015
Posted inBangor, Living, News, Performing Arts ‘You people are crazy’: Comedian Lewis Black talks Maine, politics and Pixar by Emily BurnhamApril 2, 2015April 2, 2015
Posted inLiving, Performing Arts Science, religion comically clash in Penobscot Theatre’s ‘End Days’ by Judy HarrisonMarch 16, 2015March 16, 2015
Posted inLiving, Performing Arts ‘End Days’ at Penobscot Theatre explores faith, science by Natalie Feulner March 5, 2015
