NEW SHOWS ON SALE!
This month, our “First Saturday” on sale event for members is Saturday, July 2. The following NEW shows go on sale to members at 10am for walk-up, at noon for phone and internet sales. Tickets on sale to non-members Saturday, July 16 at noon. To become a member, go online to themusichall.org, call (603) 766-2176 or email AHahalis@themusichall.org.
Intimately Yours VAUD & THE
VILLAINS
Fri., April 21, 2017 • 8pm • Historic Theater • $28; $34
The 18-piece 1930s New Orleans orchestra and cabaret show returns to The Music Hall! With echoes of Bruce Springsteen’s Seeger Band, they mine the rich soil of the American songbook- roots, traditional jazz, revival music, parlour music, gospel, zydeco, and folk. They are more than a genre bending musical/concert haymaker punch.
District Restaurant Singer Songwriter Series PATTY LARKIN
Sat., August 20 • 8pm • Loft • $25
With 13 original albums to her credit, Patty redefines the boundaries of folk-urban pop music with her inventive guitar wizardry and uncompromising vocals and lyrics.
Tue., October 18 • 7pm
$41; $39 members Book: A Gentleman in Moscow ($27 hardcover)
The New York Times bestselling author of Rules of Civility joins us with his transporting new novel about a man who is ordered to spend the rest of his life inside a luxury hotel.
"Towles writes with grace and verve about... a society on the cusp of radical change." – NPR
On Screen in HD: The Kenneth Branagh Theater Co: ROMEO & JULIET
Sun., August 21 • 1pm • Loft
$19; $17 members; $15 for ages 18 and under Reuniting the stars of his celebrated film of Cinderella, Kenneth Branagh directs Richard Madden and Lily James as Romeo and Juliet and Derek Jacobi as Mercutio, in Shakespeare's heartbreaking tale of forbidden love. **On sale Thu., July 7
District Restaurant Singer Songwriter Series MY
November 10
7:30pm
Like her band name implies, My Brightest Diamond’s Shara Worden delivers multi-faceted brilliance as she weaves together rock, opera, cabaret, chamber music, and choral elements.
Hilarity
NORE DAVIS
Sat., August 13 • 9pm • Loft • $20
Fresh off his recent performance in New Faces Of Comedy Showcase at the prestigious Just For Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal, Nore Davis has cemented himself as a rising star in the world of comedy.
District Restaurant Singer Songwriter Series THE HANDSOME FAMILY
Thu., September 29 • 8pm • Loft • $22
This husband-and-wife duo has been labeled both alt-country and traditionalist, but truthfully their often-dark music lies in a unique space somewhere in between, blending the sounds of traditional country and bluegrass into a more modern scenery.
*Includes reserved seat, book, bar beverage, author presentation, Q+A, and book signing meet-and-greet.
Rental Partner Dan Smalls presents: GORDON LIGHTFOOT
Tue., September 13 • 8pm • Historic Theater $49.25; $69.25; $79.25 • On Sale Now
Community Partner Veterans Count presents: 13 HOURS: THE SECRET SOLDIERS OF BENGHAZI
Wed., October 19 • 7pm • Historic Theater $30; Military & Veterans: $20; VIP: $50 On Sale Now
LIVE ON STAGE JULY
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JUDY BLUME
Thu., July 14 • 7pm • Historic Theater • $29; $27 members
Ticket includes a copy of her book (In The Unlikely Event; $15.95, paperback).
Don’t miss hearing from this best-loved American novelist about her latest bestselling novel for adults. Judy Blume has touched generations of readers with such celebrated books as Summer Sisters, Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret, and Wifey.
WRITERS ON A NEW ENGLAND STAGE IS A PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN:
PRESENTING SPONSOR:
SERIES SPONSOR: Piscataqua Landscaping & Tree Service MEDIA PARTNER:
EVENING SPONSOR: Seacoast Area Libraries
THE MILK CARTON KIDS
Sat., July 16 • 8pm • Historic Theater • $20; $24
This Grammy-nominated harmony duo released their third album, Monterey in May 2015. As a refreshing alternative to the foot-stomping grandeur of the so-called “folk revival,” an understated virtuosity defines The Milk Carton Kids and their new album.
SERIES SPONSORS:
EVENING SPONSOR: Clear Eye Photo
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DANIEL SILVA
Wed., July 20 • 7pm • Historic Theater • $13.25; $11.25 members
For each 1-2 tickets sold, the purchase of a book voucher (The Black Widow; $27.99, hardcover) is required.
The #1 New York Times bestselling author comes to town with his latest, a stunning new thriller of high stakes international intrigue featuring Gabriel Allon. This event will be ASL interpreted
WRITERS ON A NEW ENGLAND STAGE IS A PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN:
MEDIA
PRESENTING SPONSOR:
SERIES SPONSOR: Piscataqua Landscaping & Tree Service
EVENING SPONSOR: Seacoast Area Libraries
HOT SARDINES
$38.50; $43.50
Take a retro, hot jazz band with a great lead singer, add a little glamour, a little grit, a lot of passion, and you get a show that is “simply phenomenal.”
SERIES SPONSORS:
EVENING SPONSOR: Clear Eye Photo
LIVE ON STAGE JULY
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AN INTIMATE PERFORMANCE BY SARAH
MCLACHLAN
Thu., July 28 • 8pm • Historic Theater • $80.50; $118.50; $155.50
A three time Grammy Award winner with over 40 million albums sold worldwide and known for her emotional ballads and mezzo-soprano vocal range, she makes her Music Hall debut this summer.
SERIES SPONSORS:
EVENING SPONSORS: Carpe Diem Coffee Roasting Company; The Friendly Toast; Clear Eye Photo; Southport Printing
MARGO PRICE
KAMASI WASHINGTON
Sat., July 30 • 8pm • Historic Theater • $29; $36
Kamasi has toured and recorded with the likes of Snoop Dogg, Raphael Saadiq, Kendrick Lamar, and Chaka Khan, to name a few. His groundbreaking solo album, The Epic, debuted at #1 on iTunes Jazz charts in the US, Canada, Australia, Russia, and UK.
SERIES SPONSORS:
EVENING SPONSORS: IOS Business Centers; Clear Eye Photo
LAUREN WEISBERGER
Wed., July 27 • 7pm • Loft
$40; $38 • Includes reserved seat, book (The Singles Game, $26, hardcover), bar beverage, author presentation, Q+A, and book signing meet-and-greet.
The bestselling author of The Devil Wears Prada joins us with her latest – a dishy tell-all tennis tale based on Weisberger’s extensive research and behind-the-scenes interviews with Wimbledon and the US Open celebrities. Join us and the novel’s heroine - the beautiful tennis prodigy Charlie Silver - as we travel the globe in style!
SERIES SPONSOR:
Fri., July 8 • 8:30pm • Loft • $24
She has survived her share of trials and tragedies, but the Nashville up-and-comer understands that the best country music transforms such tribulation into triumph.
JOHN MORELAND Thu., July 21 • 8pm • Loft • $12
A highly praised singer-songwriter with tunes on several episodes of Sons of Anarchy, and he was recently touted by Yahoo! Music as an “electrifying” guitarist/vocalist.
LIZ VICE
Sat., July 23 • 8pm • Loft • $18
With a love of storytelling, she has found herself going from working behind the scenes in the film and video world to behind the mic.
SERIES SPONSOR:
MEDIA PARTNERS:
Live Free Photography –[Liv] Frame Print
MAMADOU KELLY
Fri., July 22 • 8pm • Loft • $12
Steeped in Mali’s rich musical history, Kelly’s lyrical style combines with his group’s virtuoso accompaniment to make it all sound so easy. The group includes legends, key members of Afel Bocoum’s band, Alkibar, and of the Ali Farka Toure Allstars.
SERIES SPONSOR: White Heron Tea and Coffee Community
MEDIA PARTNER: Live Free Photography – [Liv] Frame Print
Devil Wears Prada author
ON SCREEN JULY
Film tickets: $11 Adults; $8 Seniors 60+, Students & Military*
DARK HORSE
PRESENTING CINEMA SPONSOR:
PG • 1h 25m • UK 7/1, 7/2, 7/5, 7/6, 7/7 @ 7pm; 7/3 @ 3pm
Set in a former mining village in Wales, the inspirational true story of a group of friends from a working men's club who decide to take on the elite 'sport of kings' and breed a racehorse. Raised on a slagheap allotment, their foal grows into an unlikely champion, beating the finest thoroughbreds in the land, before suffering a near fatal accident. Nursed back to health by the love of his owners, he makes a remarkable recovery, returning to the track for a heart-stopping comeback.
SING
STREET PG-13 • 1h 46m • UK 7/8, 7/9, 7/12, 7/13 @ 7pm; 7/10 @ 3pm
The latest from writer/director John Carney (Once). 1980s Dublin seen through the eyes of a 14-year-old boy named Conor (Ferdia Walsh-Peelo) who is looking for a break from a home strained by his parents’ relationship and money troubles, while trying to adjust to his new inner-city public school where the kids are rough and the teachers are rougher.
MAGGIE'S PLAN
R • 1h 38m • US 7/15, 7/19, 7/21 @ 7pm ; 7/17 @ 3pm
Greta Gerwig portrays Maggie Hardin, a vibrant and practical thirty-something New Yorker working at the New School who, without success in finding love, decides now is the time to have a child on her own. But when she meets John Harding (Ethan Hawke), a "ficto-critical anthropologist" and struggling novelist, Maggie falls in love for the first time, and adjusts her plans for motherhood.
LOVE & FRIENDSHIP
PG • 1h 34m • Ireland 7/22, 7/23, 7/26, 7/27 @ 7pm; 7/24 @ 3pm
From Whit Stillman (Metropolitan) comes this new Jane Austen adaptation with Kate Beckinsale and Chloë Sevigny. Beautiful young widow Lady Susan Vernon visits the estate of her in-laws to wait out the colourful rumours about her dalliances circulating through polite society. Whilst ensconced there, she decides to secure a husband for herself and a future for her eligible but reluctant daughter, Frederica. In doing so she attracts the simultaneous attentions of three men, complicating matters severely.
ELSTREE 1976 NR • 1h 40m • UK 7/31 @ 3pm; 8/2 @ 7pm
In 1976, during the hottest summer on record, Star Wars was shot in suburban North London. Nobody involved had any idea how big the film would become, many couldn't even remember the title. Yet for the bit-part actors and extras, their faces hidden in masks and helmets, this seemingly insignificant job would go on to colour their lives even four decades later.
THE MAN WHO KNEW INFINITY
PG-13 • 1h 48m • UK 7/1, 7/2, 7/3, 7/5, 7/6, 7/7 @ 7pm
The true story of friendship that forever changed mathematics. In 1913, Srinivasa Ramanujan (Dev Patel), a self-taught Indian mathematics genius, traveled to Trinity College, Cambridge, where over the course of five years, he forged a bond with his mentor, the brilliant and eccentric professor, G.H. Hardy (Jeremy Irons), and fought against prejudice to reveal his mathematic genius to the world.
DHEEPAN R • 1h 55m • France (subtitled) 7/9, 7/10, 7/12, 7/13, 7/14 @ 7pm
Winner of the Palme d’Or at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival, the new film from acclaimed director Jacques Audiard (A Prophet) is a gripping, human tale of survival. On the losing side of a civil war in Sri Lanka, a Tamil soldier poses as the husband and father of two other refugees in order to escape their ravaged homeland. A heartrending saga of three strangers united by circumstance and struggle, Dheepan is both a tour-de-force thriller and a powerful depiction of the immigrant experience.
THE FIRST MONDAY IN MAY PG-13 • 1h 30 • US 7/15, 7/16, 7/17, 7/20 @ 7pm
Follows the creation of The Metropolitan Museum of Art's most attended fashion exhibition in history, "China: Through The Looking Glass," an exploration of Chinese-inspired Western fashions by Costume Institute curator Andrew Bolton. With unprecedented access, filmmaker Andrew Rossi captures the collusion of high fashion and celebrity at the Met Gala, one of the biggest global fashion events chaired every year by Vogue editor in chief Anna Wintour.
THE WITNESS NR • 1h 29m • US 7/24, 7/26, 7/28 @ 7pm
On March 13, 1964, Kitty Genovese was repeatedly attacked on a street in Kew Gardens, Queens. Soon after, The New York Times published a front-page story asserting that 38 witnesses watched her being murdered from their apartment windows—and did nothing to help. The death of Kitty Genovese, 28, quickly became a symbol of urban apathy. This documentary follows the efforts of her brother Bill as he looks to uncover the truth buried beneath the story.
HOCKNEY NR • 1h 52m • UK 7/29, 7/30, 7/31, 8/2, 8/3, 8/4 @ 7pm
Hockney weaves together a portrait of the multifaceted artist from frank interviews with close friends and never before seen footage from his own personal archive. One of the great surviving icons of the 1960s, Hockney's career may have started with almost instant success but in private he has struggled with his art, relationships, and the tragedy of AIDS, making his optimism and sense of adventure truly uplifting.
ON SCREEN JULY
Film tickets: $11 Adults; $8 Seniors 60+, Students & Military*
New Series – Jack! with host Trevor Bartlett
Schedule
7/19: Five Easy Pieces (1970)
8/16: Chinatown (1974)
9/20: One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest (1975)
10/25: Prizzi's Honor (1985)
11/15: As Good As It Gets (1997)
12/27: About Schmidt (2002)
Read more about the series & host on page 10!
COMMUNITY
FIVE EASY PIECES (1970) R • 1h 38m • USA
Tue., 7/19 @ 7pm • Loft
By 1970 Nicholson had already established himself as a formidable character actor who was capable of nimbly swiping scenes out from under bigger-name leads, but it was Five Easy Pieces that proved he was a star. Jack's performance as temperamental dropout Bobby Dupea, a trained concert pianist desperate to escape the rigidity of his upbringing, is both vulgar and literate, caustic and caring. Landing him his first of many Oscar nominations, his work with this role rises to fully inhabit a difficult and abstract space that could be qualified interchangeably as deeply fragile or explosively unstable.
Read more about Shadows Fall North on our blog! TheMusicHall.org/Blog
Shadows Fall North: A Community Triumph
Nearly 700 people came to see the premiere of Shadows Fall North at The Music Hall’s Historic Theater on May 26. Produced by UNH’s Center for the Humanities and Atlantic Media Productions, the film features the key players responsible for Portsmouth’s African Burying Ground memorial park, honoring the centuries-old souls discovered beneath city sidewalks more than a decade ago. A rallying cry to acknowledge untold stories of discrimination in Northern New England and set history straight, it brought the house to a standing ovation. “There’s a lot of love in the community for all of those responsible for the African Burying Ground project and for those who produced this film,” said The Music Hall’s Film and Outreach Coordinator Chris Curtis, adding, “The Music Hall is so proud of our long collaboration with the Memorial Committee.”
A post-film panel emphasized that these stories should be part of ongoing education efforts. “Our goal is to make the stories visible in whatever way we can,” said JerriAnne Boggis, historic activist and director of the Portsmouth Black Heritage Trail. “If it is not visible and seen, the history does not exist.”
The Music Hall audience evidenced a renewed sense of community as they continued their post-show conversations. “It was so moving to be in that beautiful theater and feel the collective response to the film happening in real time around us,” said Katie Umans, Assistant Director, Center for the Humanities, UNH. “It’s something I will not soon forget!”
Thank you to our top Corporate Partners
, Associate Prof. of History, UNH, Chris Curtis, Music Hall Film & Outreach Coordinator.
Photo: Burt Feintuch, UNH English prof. & Director, Center for the Humanities UNH; Valerie Cunningham, historian & founder, Portsmouth Black Heritage Trail; JerriAnne Boggis, Dir., Portsmouth Black Heritage Trail; Brian & Nancy Vawter, Prod., Atlantic Media Productions; Jason Sokol
Celebrating our Season Sponsors!
As a nonprofit organization, The Music Hall relies on you, our members, and the generosity of the corporate community, to help underwrite our programs and operations each and every year. The anchor of our annual corporate support comes in large part from The Music Hall’s Season Sponsors.
As we launch the new season, we want to take a moment to celebrate our 2016-17 Season Sponsors: the River House restaurant, Carey & Giampa Realtors, and Portwalk Place. Together, these three local businesses have been Season Sponsors for a combined 13 years. Such longstanding partnerships provide the solid foundation from which The Music Hall can continue to serve audiences throughout the Seacoast for years to come.
To learn more about the River House, visit RiverHouse53Bow.com; Carey & Giampa Realtors, visit CareyandGiampa.com, or Portwalk Place, visit PortwalkPlace.com.
Members: Your benefits extend beyond the Box Office!
Many local businesses offer discounts to Music Hall members. Keep your membership card handy and take advantage of these discounts! Ask at your favorite shop, restaurant, or other establishment. To see the full list, visit http://bit.ly/TMHmemberdiscounts
A Great Season of Directors Club events!
We want to thank our Directors Club members and our generous hosts for the recent string of highly successful gatherings. Directors Club events, open to members at the Patron level and above, are a great way to socialize with other supporters of the arts and be introduced to new places around the Seacoast.
Recently, Directors Club members enjoyed:
• Traveling in style on a C&J bus to The Ogunquit Playhouse to watch the matinee performance of Anything Goes.
• An evening at the Atlantic Grill with small bites and beverages in souvenir cups.
• Contemporary Greek cuisine and cocktails at Tinos Greek Kitchen, the Galley Hatch’s new rooftop restaurant.
• Cocktails and hor d'oeuvres at Portsmouth’s newest rustic Italian Restaurant, Louie’s.
• A pre-show gathering at Martingale Wharf in preparation for Pink Martini.
• A post-show get together with Vaud and the Villains at The Friendly Toast.
• Socializing while making an impact at the Franklin Oyster House during the fall Oyster Happy Hour fundraiser (The Music Hall received 25 cents from every oyster sold!).
We’re lining up an exciting slate of Directors Club events for the fall, including exclusive experiences and festivities at a few spots you may not yet have visited. We'll be kicking off the fall line-up with a night out on the Gundalow in September— be sure to watch your email for your invitation!
Interested in joining the Directors Club? Contact Alexis Hahalis at (603) 766-2176 or AHahalis@themusichall.org.
JULY @ THE MUSIC HALL
Extraordinary Cinema Weiner 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema Dark Horse 3pm
Extraordinary Cinema The Man Who Knew Infinity 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema Sing Street 3pm
Extraordinary Cinema Dheepan 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema Maggie's Plan 3pm
Extraordinary Cinema The First Monday in May 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema
Elstree 1976 3pm
Extraordinary Cinema Hockney 7pm
Matters Gayby Baby 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema Weiner 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema Weiner 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema Dark Horse 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema The Man Who Knew Infinity 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema Dark Horse 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema The Man Who Knew Infinity 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema Dark Horse 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema The Man Who Knew Infinity 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema Dark Horse 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema The Man Who Knew Infinity 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema Dark Horse 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema The Man Who Knew Infinity 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema Sing Street 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema Sing Street 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema Sing Street 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema Dheepan 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema Sing Street 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema Dheepan 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema Dheepan 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema Maggie's Plan 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema The First Monday in May 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema Maggie's Plan 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema Love & Friendship 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema The Witness 7pm
The District Restaurant Singer Songwriter Series Margo Price 8:30pm Writers on a New England Stage Judy Blume 7pm Writers on a New England Stage Daniel Silva 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema Maggie's Plan 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema The First Monday in May 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema Love & Friendship 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema Dheepan 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema The First Monday in May 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema Love & Friendship 7pm
District Restaurant Singer Songwriter Series John Moreland 8pm The District Restaurant Singer Songwriter Series Liz Vice 8pm
Extraordinary Cinema Love & Friendship 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema The Witness 7pm
Intimately Yours Hot Sardines 8pm
Extraordinary Cinema Hockney 7pm
Intimately Yours Kamasi Washington 8pm
Extraordinary Cinema Hockney 7pm
HERE & NOW
Spotlight on The Milk Carton Kids
by Thérèse LaGamma
Deputy Director of Programming
Thérèse LaGamma spoke with The Milk Carton Kids’ Joey Ryan in anticipation of the award-winning duo’s performance on Saturday, July 16. Read on to learn why their beautiful folk-harmony has resonated with highly lauded music producer T Bone Burnett and with audiences worldwide—and why they can’t wait to play in The Music Hall’s Historic Theater.
THÉRÈSE LAGAMMA: Has music always been important to you? Did you always want to be a musician?
Joey Ryan: Growing up, our house was filled with the marquee artists of the 1960s and 1970s—Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Simon & Garfunkel, Neil Young—that’s who I internalized as being the gold standard. My mother sang in a folk duo in Berkeley, California, I learned to play some chords on her guitar, I studied clarinet and practiced every day. It wasn’t until the end of college that I developed a passion for songwriting and performing and started a little band.
TLG: You and Kenneth Pattengale retired your solo careers and became a duo in 2011. What made you decide on the name The Milk Carton Kids?
JR: The name The Milk Carton Kids comes from the title of one of our own songs: “I don’t feel the pain I once did, one day it just vanished like a Milk Carton Kid.” It’s a somewhat odd metaphor that refers to the awkwardness of youth that goes away when you come of age— something that you are happy to see disappear.
TLG: A few years ago, music producer T Bone Burnett asked you to perform at an all-star concert in New York celebrating the folk music tradition at the heart of the Coen Brothers film, Inside Llewyn Davis. Was this a turning point in your career?
JR: Absolutely, this was the most consequential event of our career. A few weeks later, the movie came out, we got our first Grammy nomination, and then our 55-city tour sold out.
TLG: You’ve toured the world as a duo with minimal gear, just two guys with guitars and amazing folk harmony. What are your favorite types of venues?
JR: Well, I don’t want to seem pandering, but we love playing at historic theaters. Newer places can be acoustically perfect, but sometimes feel a little cold compared to the best rooms like the Pabst Theater in Milwaukee. Theaters in small cities that are cultural centers for their communities are our favorite places to play. It’s no accident that we are coming to The Music Hall in Portsmouth!
See our blog for more behind-the-scenes
Insights on Jack Nicholson
by Trevor Bartlett
In any consideration of the history of Hollywood's top leading men, there's one name that always dominates: Jack Nicholson. With a career spanning over half the time that movies have existed, he's brought a devilish grin and mischievous volatility to an extraordinary range of immediately recognizable roles. He's worked with some of the most iconic filmmakers in the industry, assembling a prodigious body of work across nearly every genre you could name. Holding the record for most Best Actor Oscar Nominations, he's also worked as a screenwriter, producer, and director, crafting a unique position as a creative force behind some of the silver screen's greatest critical successes. Examining a sampling of his most noteworthy works, from his early boisterous maverick years to later performances of seasoned nuance and subtlety, we'll take a penetrating tour through the life, motivations, and misadventures of one of modern cinema's most significant and enduring personalities.
Turn to pg. 6 for dates & details
About Trevor Bartlett
Once voted New Hampshire's Best Film Critic by NH Magazine, Trevor Bartlett is a regular contributor of movie reviews for The Sound News. He's worked in the Telluride (Colorado) Film Festival curatorial staff, and produced Portsmouth's Telluride by the Sea at The Music Hall for many years.
AT A G LANCE
July 2016
The District Restaurant Singer Songwriter Series
Margo Price Friday, July 8 • 8:30pm
Writers on a New England Stage Judy Blume Thursday, July 14 • 7pm
Intimately Yours The Milk Carton Kids Saturday, July 16 • 8pm
Writers on a New England Stage Daniel Silva Wednesday, July 20 • 7pm
The District Restaurant Singer Songwriter Series John Moreland Thursday, July 21 • 8pm
Live @ The Loft Mamadou Kelly Friday, July 22 • 8pm
The District Restaurant Singer Songwriter Series Liz Vice Saturday, July 23 • 8pm
Writers in the Loft Lauren Weisberger
Wednesday, July 27 • 7pm
Intimately Yours An Intimate Performance by Sarah McLachlan
Thursday, July 28 • 8pm
Intimately Yours Hot Sardines Friday, July 29 • 8pm
Intimately Yours Kamasi Washington Saturday, July 30 • 8pm
August 2016
Intimately Yours Straight No Chaser Wednesday, August 3 • 7:30pm
Intimately Yours An Evening with Lyle Lovett and His Large Band
Thursday, August 4 • 8pm
The District Restaurant Singer Songwriter Series Air Traffic Controller
Saturday, August 6 • 8pm
Hilarity Nore Davis
Saturday, August 13 • 9pm
Innovation + Leadership Diana Nyad
Wednesday, August 17 • 7pm
Rental Partner Veterans Count presents: An Evening with General David Petraeus
Friday, August 19 • 7pm
The District Restaurant Singer Songwriter Series Patty Larkin
Saturday, August 20 • 8pm
On Screen: The Kenneth Branagh Theater Co: Romeo & Juliet
Sunday, August 21 • 1pm
The Loft
Historic Theater
September 2016
Intimately Yours Bruce Hornsby and the Noisemakers
Monday, September 5 • 7pm
Hilarity Adam Newman Thursday, September 8 • 8pm
Rental Partners Dan Smalls presents: Gordon Lightfoot Tuesday, September 13 • 8pm
Writers in the Loft Craig Johnson Wednesday, September 14 • 7pm
Telluride by the Sea Fri., September 16 - Sun., September 18
Writers on a New England Stage Stephen Breyer Thursday, September 29 • 7pm
The District Restaurant Singer Songwriter Series The Handsome Family Thursday, September 29 • 8pm
The District Restaurant Singer Songwriter Series Tom Brosseau Friday, September 30 • 8pm
October 2016
Opera Connection Tristan und Isolde Saturday, October 8 • 10:30am
Met @ The Music Hall Tristan und Isolde (Wagner) Saturday, October 8 • 12pm
Writers on a New England Stage Jodi Picoult Wednesday, October 12 • 7pm
Writers in the Loft Amor Towles Tuesday, October 18 • 7pm
Rental Partner Veterans Count presents: 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi Wednesday, October 19 • 7pm
Opera Connection Don Giovanni Saturday, October 22 • 11:30am
Met @ The Music Hall Don Giovanni (Mozart) Saturday, October 22 • 1pm
November 2016
The District Restaurant Singer Songwriter Series My Brightest Diamond Thursday, November 10 • 7:30pm
Writers on a New England Stage Mario Batali Sunday, November 20 • 4pm
December 2016
The Ogunquit Playhouse at The Music Hall Presents Disney's Beauty & The Beast November 30 - December 18
The Music Hall Presents Kent Stephens' The Ragpicker's Dream Sat., Dec.17 • 1:30pm & Tue., Dec. 20 • 7pm
Hilarity Juston McKinney's Last Laugh 2016 Thursday, December 29 • 8pm
On Stage & On Screen 2016 - 2017
January 2017
Met @ The Music Hall Nabucco (Verdi) Saturday, January 7 • 1pm
Met @ The Music Hall Roméo et Juliette (Gounod) Saturday, January 21 • 1pm
February 2017
Met @ The Music Hall L’Amour de Loin (Saariaho) Sunday, February 5 • 1pm
The Music Hall Presents Momix: Opus Cactus Saturday, February 18 • 8pm
Opera Connection Rusalka Saturday, February 25 • 11:30am
Met @ The Music Hall Rusalka (Dvořák) Saturday, February 25 • 1pm
March 2017
Met @ The Music Hall La Traviata (Verdi) Saturday, March 11 • 1pm
The Music Hall Presents The Ten Tenors Sunday, March 12 • 4pm
Intimately Yours Solas Friday, March 17 • 8pm
The Music Hall Presents The Moth Mainstage Saturday, March 25 • 8pm
Met @ The Music Hall Idomeneo (Mozart) Sunday, March 26 • 1pm
April 2017
The Music Hall Presents Seven Fingers of The Hand: Cuisines and Confessions Wednesday, April 19 • 7pm
Intimately Yours Vaud & The Villains Friday, April 21 • 8pm
Opera Connection Eugine Onegin Saturday, April 22 • 11:30am
Met @ The Music Hall Eugene Onegin (Tchaikovsky) Saturday, April 22 • 1pm
Hilarity Kathy Griffin Saturday, April 29 • 7pm
May 2017
Met @ The Music Hall Der Rosenkavalier (R. Strauss) Saturday, May 20 • 12:30pm
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