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STAGE FORCE Launches Patricia Lynch Play Print Email

Cape May by Patricia LynchMARK YOUR CALENDAR

On March 29 a new arts and entertainment venue opens its doors to Seacoast audiences with its debut professional theatrical event: Kent Stephens' STAGE FORCE's production of “Cape May.” The new space, the STAR Theatre, is housed in the recently opened Kittery Community Center, which occupies the former Frisbee School. (Continued below) 

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George and the Boys at West End Print Email

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The Gloucester House Boys, a new comedy by award-winning playwright George Hosker-Bouley will run March 29 through April 7 at the West End Theater, 959 Islington Street, Portsmouth, NH. Shows are Friday and Saturdays at 8pm and Sunday at 2pm.  (Continued below) 

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Keaton Silent Film to Support Saving Historic IOKA Print Email

Buster Keaton in THE CAMERAMANSEE ALL MARCH EVENTS

 

View a classic Buster Kearon silent film comedy with live music and help support the nonprofit effort to reopen IOKA Theater. The Exeter Theater Company (ETC) hopes to raise $600,000 by March 31 to purchase the 100-year old theater buuilding in Exeter and begin a $4 million restoration of a rare surviving New England cinema. This is one of a series of events in March.  (Continued below) 

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John Prine Headlines Portsmouth Singer Songwriter Festival 2013 Print Email

John Prine

Tickets to individual shows at the Portsmouth Singer Songwriter Festival April 17-21, 2013 go on sale to members Saturday March 2. Expanding its focus to five days this year, the festival covers a spectrum of acts under the banner of Legends, Stars and Up-and-Comers—and adds new dimensions this year with a storied rock & roll photojournalist and Pulitzer Prize-winning rock poet. (Continued below)

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David Wax Museum at Loft in April Print Email

David_Wax_MuseumApril 7, 2013

The Music Hall just announced the latest additions to its Live at The Loft series – Joshua James, slated for Friday April 5, 2013 at 8pm, and David Wax Museum, playing on Sunday April 7, 2013 at 7pm. Live at The Loft consists of music from top-notch regional and national artists and has something for all tastes, cabaret to traditional—eclectic & electric. (Continued below)

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Many Faces of Washington Lecture Series Print Email

Faces of Washington

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CLICK FOR UPDATED INFO AND EVENT DATES: The Wentworth Lear Historic Houses announces “The Many Faces of George Washington” exhibit /lecture series as a precursor to the opening of the national traveling panel exhibit on April 25th. The three-part Sunday series kicks off on February 24 at 2:00 pm with Rod McDonald presenting “George Washington and The Masons” at the Masonic Temple in Portsmouth. The cost to attend is $10 per person. (Two more lectures on March 17 and April 7 continued below)

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Trumpet and Organ Concert March 17 Print Email

Trumpet and Organ ConcertMARK YOUR CALENDAR

Get ready to welcome springtime with trumpeter Richard Watson and organist Douglas Major on Sunday, March 17 at 4 p.m. at the Unitarian Church, 26 Pleasant St., Newburyport, the third of three concerts in the 2013 Jean C. Wilson Music Series. The program features works by Telemann, Tomasi, Hovanness, Damase and Major's “St. Michael Concerto.” (Continued below)

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Woodman on Maine Gun Shortage 1670-1720 Print Email

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Seventeenth century Maine had a gun issue far different from today’s.  Guns were a basic necessity for hunting food in the wilderness and defense in a time of warfare between Native Americans and European settlers. And the problem was that too few weapons were available. Hear the explosive story February 28, 2013. (continued below)

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Body of Water Running in West End Print Email

Kate Braun & Peter Josephson in NHTP's A Body of WaterTOP EVENT

New Hampshire Theatre Project and Act One continue their 2012-13 season March 15-24 with an exploration of the intriguing relationship between identity, reality, and memory. In A Body of Water, playwright Lee Blessing poses an intriguing question: would you know who you are if you suddenly had no memories? (Continued below)

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Breaking the Chains Black History Month Talks Print Email

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Presenting three events that explore real life stories of risk and adventure in the pursuit of freedom, how the stories of yesteryear came to shape our understanding of slavery and the Black experience, and how today’s fictions are putting a whole new face on the history of race in America. At Discover Portsmouth Sunday afternoons this month. (Continued below)

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