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Some Theatre Company presents challenging musical
Bangor Ballet’s “Variety Paq” pays tribute to founding artistic director
Written by Wire Reports
BANGOR - When the dancers of Bangor Ballet take the stage May 13 at The Gracie Theatre and May 21 at the Center Theatre in Dover-Foxcroft, they will be honoring the legacy of the company’s Founding Artistic Director, Ivy Clear Forrest. Ms Forrest was Bangor Ballet’s teacher and choreographer from the company’s first season in 1994 until her retirement last year. As the company embarks on a nationwide search for its next artistic director, “Variety Paq” pays tribute to Ms. Forrest’s lasting contributions to Bangor Ballet.
All the world’s a stage - Local audition opportunities abound
Written by Allen Adams
Have you ever wanted to tread the boards? Do you have a desire to take to the stage? Are you on the lookout for an opportunity to perform?
Well then – you’re in luck.
The Norumbega Collective hosts fiction writers Noy Holland and Nat Baldwin
Written by Wire Reports
BANGOR — Coming off a successful Bangor Humanities Day event in cooperation with the University of Maine Humanities Center, the Norumbega Collective is hosting a fiction reading in cooperation with the University of Maine’s New Writing Series.
PTC presents powerful drama from Maine author Monica Wood
Portfringe presents Pop-Up Macbeth
PORTLAND – Something wicked just popped up in Portland.
PortFringe, Portland’s fringe theatre festival, brought William Shakespeare’s tragedy “Macbeth” to life in a most unique fashion this weekend, with 14 individuals or groups each contributing a piece to a weird, wild whole.
‘A Day in The Life: A Beatles Experience’ lands in Bangor
Written by Mike Dow
Local tribute group to perform two shows at the Bangor Opera House
Orono group produces Samuel Beckett’s classic play
Norumbega Collective hosts Peaks Island writer Mira Ptacin
Written by Wire Reports
BANGOR - In cooperation with the University of Maine Humanities Center’s annual Bangor Humanities Day, the Norumbega Collective is hosting a reading by Peaks Island local Mira Ptacin, who will read from her critically acclaimed memoir ““Poor Your Soul”” (Soho 2016). The reading will be held on Saturday, Jan. 28 at 7:30 p.m. at the Rock & Art Shop in downtown Bangor, and is free and open to the public.
Hampden Academy students ‘Play It Forward’ for one of their own
Written by Mike Dow
HAMPDEN - Music students at Hampden Academy have been busy preparing for a concert and CD release that will benefit one of their own.
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