Merrimack Repertory Theatre (MRT) announces the return of the Reduced Shakespeare Company to Lowell in the much anticipated production of “The Comedy of Hamlet! (a prequel),” on stage from March 12 to March 30. MRT brings this uproarious, fast-paced reimagining of Shakespeare’s Hamlet to the stage in a way you’ve never seen before. The Reduced […]
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Eye on Art: ‘Handmade’ showcases talents of Western Avenue Lofts textile artists
“Handmade” is a group show by Western Ave Lofts textile artists who come together at a weekly sewing circle organized by resident artist Alex DiMauro. The exhibit is on view in the Lobby Gallery at Western Avenue Lofts in Lowell. It is open to the public on First Saturday open studios from March through May […]
Stages: From ‘Moth’ to Shakespeare, all manner of offerings at Hanover
The Hanover Theatre and Conservatory for the Performing Arts in Worcester has a variety of upcoming events from guest speakers to music tributes, and family-friendly fables! The Moth Mainstage returns to Worcester on April 25. Hailed as “New York’s hottest and hippest literary ticket” by The Wall Street Journal, The Moth is an acclaimed not-for-profit […]
Eye on Art: School Vacation Week ideas for stress-free fun
February School Vacation Week is here – and not a moment too soon, unless you’re a harried parent with no idea what to do with your kiddos. Eye on Art has some ideas for you, and don’t forget to check out your favorite venue to see what is scheduled there for kids and their stressed-out […]
Stages: Celebrating 20 years of original plays and more with Image Theater
Image Theater is “the little theater that could.” This year, it celebrates its 20th anniversary and despite performing without a permanent home, it has produced the new works of 72 local playwrights, 19 novelists and poets, 16 musical composers, and 24 local filmmakers. Co-founders and co-artistic directors Jerry Bisantz and Ann Garvin are justifiably proud […]
Written in Granite: Capital punishment in New Hampshire
Did you know that New Hampshire’s last execution (by hanging) was held in 1939? In its history, the Granite State has executed 26 people. In 2019, New Hampshire ended capital punishment.
