Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, written by Edward Albee, premiered on Broadway in 1962. John Mason Brown, one of the members of the Pulitzer Advisory Committee, which rejected the play more…
Shakespeare in the Woods: An Outdoor Theatre Festival
The magic of Shakespeare is coming to Manchester, Vermont this August! Shakespeare in the Woods is an unconventional outdoor theater festival that combines the classical texts of Shakespeare with a more…
Always…Patsy Cline
Always…Patsy Cline by Ted Swindley is almost two one-woman shows, as the only characters on stage, Patsy Cline and her #1 fan, Louise, don’t spend that much time interacting, though more…
Mrs. Christie – World Premiere at Dorset Theater
On August 1, we caught the preview of the world premiere of Mrs. Christie by Heidi Armbruster at Dorset Theatre. Before the show, Artistic Director, Dina Janis and Producing Director, more…
Oklahoma! See it Again for the First Time
When I read that Weston Playhouse Theatre was going to include Oklahoma! in their 2019 season my first thoughts were: Didn’t they just do that? Nope – It was 2002. more…
BeTheMatch Registry Drive on 7/28/19
Noah was born the morning of February 26, 2017. He was about 3 weeks early, and other than being a little jaundice and having enlarged tooth buds on his gums, more…
Vermont’s Northstar Fireworks Takes 2nd Place
July 22, 2019 Northstar Fireworks of East Montpelier, VT takes 2nd Place at the La Fete De Lac Des Nations International Fireworks Competition in Sherbrooke, QC, representing the United States. more…
DIG by Theresa Rebeck
On July 11th, the world premiere of DIG, written and directed by Theresa Rebeck, opened at Dorset Theatre. DIG takes place in a plant shop, owned by the slightly grumpy, more…
Komen Vermont MORE THAN PINK Walk™ 2019
For the 27th year in a row, Manchester, Vermont will be hosting a Susan G. Komen Foundation event in order to raise awareness and donations to combat breast cancer. What more…
I and You at the Weston Playhouse
If the purpose of theatre is to make us think, feel, and connect not only to others but to something greater than ourselves, then I and You gets an A+ more…