God of Carnage
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God of Carnage Jun 22, 2023 – Jul 1, 2023 A playground altercation between eleven-year-old-boys brings together two sets of Brooklyn parents for a meeting to resolve the matter. At […]
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“Sense and Sensibility” at Northern Stage
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A playful new adaptation of Jane Austen’s beloved novel follows the fortunes (and misfortunes) of the Dashwood sisters — sensible Elinor and passionate Marianne — after their father’s sudden death […]
James and the Giant Peach Jr. The Musical
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This live, student-directed musical follows James Henry Trotter, an orphan boy, who is sent to live with his two tyrannical and scheming aunts. He, through the discovery of a spell […]
Black Comedy
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The Mount Mansfield Union High School Theatre Department presents the end of the year SENIOR THEATRE PRODUCTION of BLACK COMEDY, a British farce by Peter Shaffer. Performances will be Friday […]
You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown
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Happiness is… singing together, learning to whistle, and coming home again! With charm, wit, and heart, You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown follows the life of America’s most loveable loser. […]
Act 39
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Pushcart Productions presents the World Premiere of Rob Memin’s original play, “Act 39,” June 22 – July 2, 2023, at Haybarn Theater in Plainfield, VT. What do you do when […]
My Mother’s Three Mothers
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A woman’s search for her birth mother sends shock waves of secrets, shame, choices, & consequences through generations. Inspired by a true story, Erin Galligan Baldwin’s new play asks “Who […]
Managing Performance Spaces “Post” Covid
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In pandemic life, every day brings fresh concerns and more questions: What do we know about variant [fill-in-the-blank]? Should I get another booster? Is it best to wear a mask? […]
Vermont Made Episode 1: Black Theatre in King Arthur’s Courtyard with JAG Productions
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Jarvis Green shares how JAG Productions partnered with King Arthur Baking Company to revive live theater after a year of Covid closures with five weekends of Black theater presented outdoors on the King Arthur campus in Norwich.
Steering the Ship: A Q&A with Vermont’s Cultural Leaders | Erin Evarts
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Leaders of arts and cultural organizations must draw on perhaps until now untested courage and fortitude to navigate today’s choppy seas. A viral pandemic, economic devastation, unending climate crises, and […]
Art in the Time of Covid: Bully No More!
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Students across Vermont are returning to school in varying ways—from fully remote to fully in-person, and many variations between—but how are the arts returning with them? That question has been […]
I am a Vermont Artist: Shani Stoddard
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By day Shani Stoddard is like many Vermonters: boots and caps, hikes with dogs, a house in the woods of Stannard. By night he is… “Shani.” In stilettos and braids, […]