2013-2014 s eason a nnoun C ed tickets On sale tO members June 1! jazz at linColn Center orChestra with June 27...kick off summer with this 25th anniversary tour! show guide starts on page 6
Summer @ The Music Hall: ConCerts, ComiCs, Cinema & Celebrated authors!
This month, our “First Saturday” on sale event for members is Sat., June 1. Shows in our 2013-2014 season go on sale to members at 10am for walk-up, at noon for phone and internet sales. Get your tickets and enjoy refreshments! Tickets on sale to nonmembers Saturday, June 15 at noon. See a listing of 2013-2014 shows starting on page 6!
ON SALE NOW! Rental Partner:
PARMA Music Festival Presents Richard Stoltzman, Portsmouth Symphony Orchestra, and more Saturday August, 17 • 7pm Historic Theater
Watch for more shows to be announced throughout the season!
Concerts, comics, cinema, celebrated authors, and historical tours in our two downtown theaters! Here are just a few of the highlights coming your way this summer...
With his potent blend of country and rock, Dwight Yoakam is one of a kind. He takes his influences —Elvis, Merle, Buck— and creates something beautifully new. See him in our Intimately Yours series on Sun., July 7.
J. Courtney Sullivan, the New York Times
bestselling author of Maine joins Writers in the Loft with her new novel about marriage, The Engagements, on Wed., July 31. This novel will be the first book discussed in the brand new Music Hall Book Club, a member benefit at the Contributor level and up. For more information, visit our website!
Its The Twilight Zone meets Monty Python with a bit of farce. Catch Hilarity @ The Music Hall: DARWiN's WAiTiNG ROOM in Comedy Evolved, July 19 & 20, before they leave for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival!
After making a name for himself as a top-tier jazz trumpeter, New Orleans-based Terence Blanchard is also a composer, arranger, and bandleader. He joins us in our Intimately Yours series on Thurs., Aug. 1 before making his way down to the Newport Jazz Festival!
Friday, June 14 • 7:30pm • $13
Book: Bad Monkey. For each 1-2 tickets sold, the purchase of a book voucher ($26.95) is required.
The #1 New York Times bestselling author is back doing what he does best: spinning a wickedly funny, fiercely pointed Florida tale in which the greedy, the corrupt, and the degraders of pristine land get their comeuppance in a mordantly ingenious, diabolically entertaining fashion.
“America’s finest satirical novelist”— London Observer
Thursday, June 27 • 7:30pm • $98; $65; $30
The world-renowned big band brings its 25th anniversary tour! Performing a brilliant repertoire which may include classic Blue Note Records tunes made famous by John Coltrane, Duke Ellington, Gerry Mulligan, John Lewis and more.
"A member of jazz royalty practically from the moment he could hold a horn"
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Tuesday, June 25
7:30pm • $13 • Book: Revolutionary Summer: The Birth of American Independence ($26.95, hardcover, $24.30 advance voucher)
The Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Founding Brothers and pre-eminent American historian returns with his new book, a revelatory portrait of a crescendo moment in American history.
"Read this book and understand how America was born."
— Walter Isaacson, author of Steve Jobs
Sweet & Sour Richfield: Made in China! Sunday, June 9 • 7pm & Sunday, August 25 • 7pm • $35
This hysterical storyteller is winning over theater and cabaret audiences around the country with a one-man drag show featuring edgy oneon-one improv, a professionally trained singing voice, and an athletic approach to physical comedy.
In Sweet & Sour Richfield: Made In China!, Miss Richfield 1981 jumps on the latest trend—outsourcing. She embraces the opportunity to work internationally—in China, India, Canada, or any Third World communist country!
The Art of Data Visualization
Thursday, June 20 • 5:30pm • Loft
Suggested donation $5
The Music Hall and NHTweetUp host this quarterly event showcasing the creative digital culture in Portsmouth and the Seacoast.
Join the
R e NO i R R • 111min • FR (subtitled)
May 31, June 1, 2, 4-6 @ 7:30pm • June 1 @ 3pm • Historic Theater
The story of celebrated painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir, in declining health at age 74, and his son Jean, who returns home after being wounded in World War I. The elder Renoir is filled with a new, unexpected energy when the young and radiant Andrée miraculously enters his world.
TO TH e WOND e R R • 112min • US (some subtitles)
June 7, 11, 12 @ 7:30pm • June 9 @ 3pm • Historic Theater
Marina (Olga Kurylenko) and Neil (Ben Affleck), move to Oklahoma to start a life together, but problems arise. Marina meets a struggling priest (Javier Bardem); Neil reconnects with a childhood sweetheart (Rachel McAdams). Written/directed by Terrence Malick.
B e FOR e M i DNiGHT R • 108min • US
June 16, 18-20, 22, 23, 26, 28-30, July 2, 3 @ 7:30pm • Historic Theater
June 16, 22, 29 @ 3pm • Historic Theater
In this follow-up to Before Sunrise and Before Sunset, we meet Jesse and Celine nine years later in Greece. Two decades have passed since their first meeting on that train bound for Vienna. Dir. Richard Linklater; co-written with stars Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke.
NR • 83min • US
June 28 & 29 @ 7:30pm • Loft
Director Jacob Hatley's intimate documentary finds Levon Helm at home in Woodstock, NY, creating his first studio album in 25 years. His 2007 album, Dirt Farmer, brought the four-time GrammyAward winner and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member back to the spotlight.
N ATIONAL T HEATR E OF LONDON HD B ROADCAST: TH e AUD ie NC e
Sunday, June 23 @ 1pm • Historic Theater • $27.50; $15 students
British Tea with Teatotaller Tea House @ 12pm
Helen Mirren reprises her Academy Award (and now, Olivier Award) winning role as Queen Elizabeth II in this highly-anticipated West End production which reunites her with writer Peter Morgan following their collaboration on the critically-acclaimed movie sensation, The Queen. Directed by Academy Award-nominated Stephen Daldry (Billy Elliot, The Hours) and presented by Matthew Byam Shaw for Playful Productions, Robert Fox and Andy Harries.
World class opera, close to home!
EugEnE OnEgin (Tchaikovsky) Sat., 10/5 • 1pm
ThE nOsE (Shostakovich) Sat., 10/26 • 1pm
TOsca (Puccini) *Opera Connection Sat., 11/9 • 1pm
FalsTaFF (Verdi ) *Opera Connection sun., 12/22 (delayed) • 12pm
Rusalka (Dvořák) Sat., 2/8, 2014 • 1pm
PRincE igOR (Borodin) *Opera Connection sun., 3/2, 2014 (delayed) • 12pm
WERThER (Massenet) Sat., 3/15, 2014 • 1pm
la BOhèmE (Puccini) Sat., 4/5, 2014 • 1pm
cOsì Fan TuTTE (Mozart) *Opera Connection sun., 5/4, 2014 (delayed) • 12pm la cEnEREnTOla (Rossini) Sat., 5/10, 2014 • 1pm
*Opera Connection ($14 includes light breakfast fare): Opera aficionado/writer-producer
Dennis Neil Kleinman leads lively discussions of select opera broadcasts in the Loft.
The Music Hall has been awarded a $25,000 challenge match from a generous donor.
Become a NeW member or UPGRADe your membership today and your gift will be matched dollar for dollar!
Join online at TheMusicHall.org or call Lorianne Saniuk, Membership Coordinator at 603-766-2176.
We would like to thank David Hills for his service and dedication to our organization.
As president of the board of trustees, a Stakeholder, and a corporate sponsor, David has been a steadfast and inspirational supporter of The Music Hall. We are grateful for his long time support, leadership savvy, humor and intellect.
“David Hills has served as President of the Board of Trustees at The Music Hall for the past two years and has made an indelible impact on this nonprofit cultural center. David has been a tireless advocate, leader, fundraiser, and community representative for The Music Hall.” – Patricia Lynch, Executive Director
“As a partner of a firm that was formed to work with clients interested in sustainable investing, being of service to The Music Hall has been a natural fit. Restoring and preserving an historic theater, watching the expressions on patrons' faces during a show, it’s a magical place.” – David Hills, Partner at Veris Wealth Partners President of The Music Hall Board of Trustees
20 string students and faculty from Portsmouth Music and Arts Center (PMAC), our Explore + Learn partner of the year, joined us for a masterclass with Kronos Quartet prior to their performance on April 27. Students and faculty alike marveled at the unusual styles, sound effects, techniques, and instrumentation. Kronos founder and violinist, David Harrington, answered questions and demonstrated techniques. Discussed in depth was intonation – the precise matching of pitches between players. Harrington confessed that intonation is a vital issue for players of ALL levels – a lifetime study! Stay tuned for an announcement about our Explore + Learn Partner of the Year for 2013-2014!
Thank you to all the sponsors of the 20132014 season, listed below and on pages 6-13!
Allergy Associates of NH • Avery Insurance • B2W Barbara Henry • Blue Mermaid Island Grill
Bottomline Technologies • Carpe Diem Coffee Roasting Co.
Comcast • D. F. Richard Energy • Digital Prospectors
Ellis Insurance Agency • Oak Point Associates
Olde Port Properties • Portsmouth Regional Hospital
Rudi’s Portsmouth • Secure Planning Inc. • The District
The Provident Bank • The Rosa • Trade Wings • Troiano Wealth Advisory Group Wells Fargo Advisors • Whole Life Health Care
Voted "Best Chowder in New England" by NECN viewers, we are honored to have River House Restaurant back for a third year as a season sponsor. Owned by Michael and Peter Labrie, River House Restaurant announced the renewal of its season sponsorship during our April 3 Sneak Peek to an overwhelming round of applause by nearly 200 attendees. Also a member of The Music Hall board of trustees, Michael said River House Restaurant supports The Music Hall because they believe arts, culture, and food are the soul of a living, breathing community. With the fine weather months upon us, we hope you’ll stop by River House Restaurant for classic seafood favorites complemented by contemporary dishes served on decks and dining rooms overlooking the Piscataqua River, and when you do — please be sure to join us in saying THANK YOU!
Thank you to our Kitchen Tour Sponsors!
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Our 2013-2014 Season goes on sale to members Saturday, June 1! Tickets on sale at 10am for walk-up, at noon for phone and internet sales. Get your tickets and enjoy refreshments.
Thank you to our 2013-2014 Season Sponsors:
The Brew
Saturday, July 13 • 7:30pm • Loft • $18
This indie rock band founded in Amesbury, MA has seen singles, such as “Chance Reaching,” reach national audiences.
Lucy wainwrighT roche & Suzzy roche
Friday, July 26 • 7:30pm • Loft • $22
This mother-daughter duo just released its first album, Fairytale and Myth. The show will feature songs, stories and lots of harmonies.
PearL and The Beard
Friday, August 2 • 8pm • Loft • $15
Three voices, one cello, one guitar, one glockenspiel, one melodica, several drums, and one accordion make up this genre-bending trio.
Intimately Yours: dwighT yoakam
Sunday, July 7 • 7:30pm Historic Theater • $78; $68
“Yoakam strides the divide between rock’s lust and country’s lament.” –VANITY FAIR
Like the icons he so admires—Elvis, Merle, Buck—Yoakam is one of a kind. He has taken his influences and filtered them into his own potent blend of country and rock that honors his musical predecessors and yet creates something beautifully new.
SERIES SPONSORS:
Intimately Yours: The reLaTiveS
Sunday, July 14 • 7:30pm Historic Theater • $20
Call it Gospel Funk! In truth, their sound is so much more. Formed in 1970 by veteran Dallas gospel singer Rev. Gean West and his brother Tommie, the band bridges the gap between traditional gospel and soul.
“burning gospel...rock, heavy R&B and 1970s funk. Their riffs and drum grooves owe as much to Jimi Hendrix and Sly and the Family Stone as to the Rev. James Cleveland and Shirley Ceasar. “ — New York Times
EVENING SPONSOR: Clear Eye Photo
Writers in the Loft: Ty Burr
Wednesday, July 17 • 7pm • Loft • $31; $28
(includes Gods Like Us $16.95, paperback; drink; and book signing meet-and-greet)
In this captivating history of stardom, the Boston Globe film critic, and former Entertainment Weekly reporter looks at our obsession with fame from the dawn of cinema through the age of the Internet.
SERIES SPONSOR:
Hilarity: darwin'S waiTing room: ComedY, evoLved
Friday, July 19 & Saturday, July 20 • 8pm Loft • $22
Its The Twilight Zone meets Monty Python with a bit of farce. Catch this family-friendly sketch comedy group before they leave for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival!
SERIES SPONSORS: Chase Construction; Kennebunk Savings; WHEB
To show our appreciation for your support, tickets for members are only
Intimately Yours: eThan LiPTon & hiS orcheSTra
Saturday, July 20 • 8pm • Historic Theater • $20; $10 members
With his band (“Best Lounge Act” – New York Magazine), the singer has released four albums. The band includes Ethan Lipton (vocals), Eben Levy (guitar), Ian M. Riggs (standup bass) and Vito Dieterle (sax).
SERIES SPONSORS: EVENING SPONSOR: Clear Eye Photo
Writers in the Loft: J. courTney SuLLivan
Wednesday, July 31 • 7pm • Loft • $41; $38
(includes The Engagements, $26.95 hardcover; drink; and book signing meet-and-greet)
From the New York Times bestselling author of Commencement and Maine comes a gorgeous, sprawling novel about marriage— about those who marry in a white heat of passion, those who marry for partnership and comfort, and those who live together, love each other, and have absolutely no intention of ruining it all with a wedding.
SERIES SPONSOR: Kicking off...
Intimately Yours: Jim Brickman
With special guest vocalist John Trones
Saturday, August 24 • 8pm • Historic Theater • $48; $38
Music lovers will experience the sounds of awardwinning hit maker, pianist, and recording artist Jim Brickman as he brings one of the most entertaining and romantic concert events of the year with The Love Tour.
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EVENING SPONSOR: Clear Eye Photo
Intimately Yours: Terence BLanchard QuinTeT
Thursday, August 1 • 7:30pm Historic Theater • $32; $28
Catch the renowned jazz trumpeter on his way to the Newport Jazz Festival! Back by popular demand, Blanchard returns to our stage for what promises to be a sizzling hot summer night. The New Orleans-based musician is also an accomplished composer, arranger, and bandleader.
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Intimately Yours: BéLa FLeck & aBigaiL waShBurn
Friday, August 30 • 8pm • Historic Theater • $38; $32
Some say Béla is the world's premiere banjo player, while Abigail is a a singing, songwriting, clawhammer banjo player. They’ll be playing music they developed as a couple, a mix of traditional and original songs in this rare live duo performance!
SERIES SPONSORS:
TeLLuride By The Sea
Friday, September 20 –Sunday, September 22
A Weekend Festival of New Cinema –titles announced Labor Day weekend!
SPONSOR S: Smuttynose Brewing Company; Jackson Lewis; Harbour Women's Health; NH Public Television; The Wire; WSCA
EVENING SPONSOR: Clear Eye Photo
Hilarity: miSS richFieLd 1981
Sunday, August 25 • 7pm • $35
The hilarious one-man drag show is back with Sweet & Sour Richfield, Made in China! See page 3 for more.
SERIES SPONSORS: Chase Construction; Kennebunk Savings; WHEB
Writers on new a stage. e ngland Presented by
Writers on a New england Stage: a . ScoTT Berg
Wednesday, September 26 • 7:30pm • Historic Theater • $13
Book: Wilson ($40, hardcover, $36 advance voucher)
The Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer of Charles Lindbergh, Katharine Hepburn, and more visits with his new work on Woodrow Wilson. Ten years in the making, Wilson is the most penetrating biography ever written of the 28th US President, an intimate portrait drawn from a contemporary point of view. Don’t miss hearing about one of the 20th century's most influential figures…and one of the most enigmatic.
Writers on a New england Stage is a partnership between
Presenting Sponsor:
Writers on a New england Stage: margareT aT wood
Wednesday, September 18 • 7:30pm Historic Theater • $13
Book: MaddAddam. For each 1-2 tickets sold, the purchase of a book voucher ($27.95) is required. Tickets not available online.
The internationally acclaimed, award-winning novelist returns with the third book in her MaddAddam series, about the activist group that breaks away from "the God’s Gardeners." Atwood has written more than 40 books including the Booker Prize winner The Blind Assassin.
“Atwood is funny and clever, such a good writer and real thinker...” –New York Times
on new a stage. e ngland
Writers on a New england Stage: BiLL BrySon
Thursday, October 3 • 7:30pm • Historic Theater • $13
Book: One Summer: America, 1927 ($28.95) For each 1-2 tickets sold, the purchase of a book voucher is required. Tickets not available online.
One of the most admired nonfiction writers today joins us with his tale of America in 1927 — the year our still-young country stepped out onto the global stage with such outsized characters as Babe Ruth, Charles Lindbergh, Herbert Hoover, and Al Capone. Bryson’s story is full of fascinating facts, beautifully fold anecdotes, witty asides, and great accomplishments.
Series Sponsors:
media Partner: Companion Bookstore: RiverRun Bookstore
Back by popular demand!
Hilarity: reggie waTTS
Sunday, October 6 • 7:30pm
Historic Theater • $26
Hilarious, brilliant, unpredictable – this comedian/ musician is a staple of the international performance scene. His musical sets are created on-the-spot using only his formidable voice and a looping machine. An avowed “disinformationist,” Reggie loves to disorient his audiences in the most entertaining way. You may not know what Reggie is going to do, but that’s okay –he doesn’t either.
“Spectacularly original.” - New York Times
SERIES SPONSORS: Chase Construction; Kennebunk Savings; WHEB EVENING SPONSORS: Mad*Pow; SIS Bank
Wednesday, October 9 • 7pm
Historic Theater • $52; $44
Elegant. Understated. Astonishing. The pioneering troupe that captured our imaginations on their last visit returns. From performing at the Academy Awards to choreographing the Rockettes, this radically innovative and acclaimed dance company is renowned the world over for its imaginative exploration of what the New York Times called “a conversation between art and athletics.”
“Where acrobatics are liquefied into poetry.” - New York Times
SPONSORS: Piscataqua
Innovation + Leadership Forum & Writers in the Loft: howard g. BuFFeTT with howard w. Buffett
Friday, October 25 • 5:30pm • Loft • $40; $37 (includes 40 CHANCES: Finding Hope in a Hungry World, $26 hardcover; drink; and book signing meet-and-greet)
Farmer, businessman, politician, photographer and philanthropist Howard G. Buffett, the oldest son of multibillionaire Warren Buffett, joins us to talk about his new book, 40 Chances: Finding Hope in a Hungry World. This insightful memoir recounts Buffett’s journey from college dropout to leader in the fight to end world hunger. He takes the stage with his son and fellow farmer, Howard W. Buffett.
"One of the Top Ten Things not to miss in New England" — BoSToN GLoBe
make plans now for the perfect holiday visit during the entire month of december 2013 for Strolls, Shows and Stayovers in our historic working seaport. now in its ninth year, vintage Christmas in Portsmouth will once again offer the irresistible candlelight Stroll that Strawbery Banke museum has created for 34 years; the live holiday shows, opera broadcasts and films in our landmark historic Theater and the intimate Loft; and the welcoming stays in the elegant and delightful holiday downtown.
Presented by:
vintage Christmas: ragPicker’S dream
Saturday, December 14 • 8pm • Loft • $18
Sunday, December 15 • 7pm • Loft • $18
Includes a house beverage
Get in the spirit of the season with Kent Stephens’ STAGE FORCE’s holiday celebration of stories, laughter, poetry, and song - featuring new material and old favorites from a wide array of both classic and contemporary sources. Audiences will love the intimate feeling of this readers’ theatre.
“The excellent Kent Stephens directs a scintillating cast.” – The Portland Phoenix
Sponsors: TMS Architects; WERZ
vintage Christmas: Leahy FamiLy chriSTmaS
Saturday, December 7 • 2pm & 7pm • Historic Theater
$40; $32
Swing into the true spirit of the season! Bring the family to see the eight remarkable Leahy siblings in their unique musical performance of Celtic melodies and Christmas favorites — from sacred hymns to fiery Celtic tunes – it’s a holiday journey of song, dance, and stories. Don’t miss this magical, uplifting holiday adventure!
“leahy makes Christmas a true family affair!” – The Calgary Herald
vintage Christmas: meSSiah Sing
Friday, December 20 • 7:30pm • Historic Theater • $16
Grab your score and join best-loved area choruses and conductors in a transcendent community sing in our glorious hall. It’s a “happening” - great fun and one of the best ways to celebrate the true meaning of the holidays.
“The audience members were the stars.” – Portsmouth Herald
vintage Christmas: creoLe chriSTmaS wiTh PreServaTion haLL Jazz Band
Saturday, December 21 • 8pm • Historic Theater • $40; $34
Celebrate the season as this “quintessential New Orleans institution” (NY Times) brings its wildly popular, hot and spicy New Orleans show to our stage. The band struts its stuff and sprinkles the evening with its most requested, timeless, holiday classics with a New Orleans twist.
“it only takes a few opening notes to transport listeners to 1950’s New Orleans.” – NY Times
Chase the winter blues away with this HOT show!
Thursday, February 6 • 7:30pm • Historic Theater • $46; $40
Three master guitarists meet to perform an exquisite evening of Latin, Brazilian, and jazz. Three-time Grammy Award-winning Sharon Isbin teams up with the iconic jazz master Stanley Jordan and Brazil’s leading guitarist Romero Lubambo for an electrifying experience that’s not to be missed.
Sharon Isbin is to classical guitar what Joshua Bell is to classical violin — don't miss this show!
Friday, February 14 • 8pm • Loft
$38 includes dessert
Ah, the sweet life – full of pleasure and indulgence, no? Join us for a night of romance on Valentine’s Day, featuring the Gaudy Baubles and their marvelous chanteuse, Renee. Escape to Italia for the evening with this retro cabaret—great songs and a great vibe! This one’s for you and your baby.
The Music Hall presents
moScow FeSTivaL BaLLeT: Swan Lake
Saturday, April 19 • 7:30pm • Historic Theater • $50; $38
Each Spring, The Music Hall’s ballet becomes a special occasion in Portsmouth when families get dressed up and come out on the town. With a special “$15 for 15 and under” ticket and great restaurants, families can make a day of dinner and ballet!
“A cut above many of its rivals.” –The Washington Post
Save The daTe! April 2014
The excitement of national music festivals returns to Portsmouth for a third year, showcasing Legends, Stars, & Up-AndComers at our two venues.
Mad Dog & Me: Bullying & The Power of Kindness
Rain Art Productions
Tuesday, October 1 • 9:30am
Wednesday, October 2 • 9:30am
Junie B. Jones TheaterworksUSA
Wednesday, November 13 9:30am & 11:30am
Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day TheaterworksUSA
Wednesday, March 5 9:30am & 11:30am
23rd Annual kiTchen Tour
May 3, 2014
Tour the kitchens we all dream of in this benefit for The Music Hall!
For 18 years, our School Days Series has brought children from 80 local schools, homeschoolers, and families to our Historic Theater for high caliber, affordable matinees. We hope your young learners will join us and learn through the arts!
Diary of a Worm, a Spider, and a Fly Omaha Theater Company
Thursday, March 20 9:30am & 11:30am
Henry & Mudge TheaterworksUSA
Wednesday, April 2 9:30am & 11:30am
The Teacher From the Black lagoon & Other Storybooks TheaterworksUSA
Wednesday, May 21 9:30am & 11:30am
SERIES SPONSORS: Demoulas Foundation • French Foundation • Kilwins • Kohl’s • New England Audio
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Extraordinary Cinema
Historical Tour 5:30pm No Film Tonight
Extraordinary Cinema Renoir 7:30pm
Community Partner Portsmouth Symphony Orchestra: Symphonie Fantastique & Concerto Contest Winner 3pm Extraordinary Cinema Renoir 7:30pm Extraordinary Cinema Renoir 7:30pm
Extraordinary Cinema Renoir 7:30pm
Hilarity @ The Music Hall Miss Richfield 1981: Sweet & Sour Richfield – Made in China! 7pm
Extraordinary Cinema To The Wonder 3pm
Extraordinary Cinema Before Midnight 3pm & 7:30pm
Extraordinary Cinema To The Wonder 7:30pm
Extraordinary Cinema To The Wonder 7:30pm
Extraordinary Cinema Renoir 7:30pm
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ON SALE!
Extraordinary Cinema Renoir 3pm & 7:30pm
Extraordinary Cinema To The Wonder 7:30pm
Rental Partner Ain't Misbehavin' 3pm & 8pm
NT Live: The Audience 1pm
Extraordinary Cinema Before Midnight 7:30pm
Extraordinary Cinema Before Midnight 7:30pm
Extraordinary Cinema Before Midnight 7:30pm
Community Partner RAIN presents Fatoumata Diawara 8pm
Writers on a New England Stage Carl Hiaasen 7:30pm
Tonight @ HiSTOriC THeaTer @ MuSiC HaLL LOFT
Extraordinary Cinema Before Midnight 7:30pm
Writers in the Loft Steve Schirripa 7pm Historical Tour 5:30pm
Extraordinary Cinema Before Midnight 7:30pm
Writers on a New England Stage Joseph J. Ellis 7:30pm
Rental Partner: Silent Film Night: The General 7pm
Intimately Yours Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis 7:30pm
Digital Portsmouth: The Art of Data Visualization 5:30pm @ 6pm!
Wildcard Movie Ain't In It For My Health 7:30pm No Film Tonight
Extraordinary Cinema Before Midnight 3pm & 7:30pm
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Extraordinary Cinema Before Midnight 7:30pm
Wildcard Movie Ain't In It For My Health 7:30pm
Extraordinary Cinema Before Midnight 3pm & 7:30pm 30
Extraordinary Cinema Before Midnight 3pm
Our 2013-2014 season On sale: Saturday, June 1! Tickets go on sale to members at 10am for walk-up, at noon for phone and internet sales. Get your tickets and enjoy refreshments. Become a member on the day & buy early! Tickets on sale to the public Sat., June 15.
Ethan Lipton & His Orchestra brings its New York City lounge act to our Intimately Yours concert series on July 20 for our Member Appreciation event. $10 tickets for members - we ❤ you!
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