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Arts & Entertainment
Arts and entertainment news from the Portland Press Herald.
Deep Water: ‘Awake’ by Stu Kestenbaum
Maine poems edited and introduced by Megan Grumbling.
Milestone ‘5.5’ exhibition at Cove Street Arts brings together 22 artists
The gallery and arts space opened in June 2019 and helped transform Portland’s East Bayside.
For musical theater fans who just gotta dance, 567Broadway gets them moving
Lucy Sullivan teaches this dance class for all levels at Body Positive Dance Fitness in Portland.
Society Notebook: Portland Ovations’ POP funds arts experiences for thousands of Maine students
Portland Ovations hit the right note in moving its annual fundraiser called POP (Portland Ovations Presents) to a larger venue and a new season. The 300-person event Dec. 12 at Ocean Gateway sold out nearly 10 days in advance. Inspired by its name, the evening featured “pop-up” performances and culinary delights celebrating creativity, community and […]
Dalliance leads to erotic obsession in Susan Minot’s unflinching new novel
‘Don’t Be a Stranger,’ set in Manhattan, finds a middle-aged single mother besotted with a significantly younger man.
Linda Lavin, Maine-raised actor who starred in the sitcom ‘Alice,’ dies at 87
The Tony Award-winning stage actor, who became a working class icon as a waitress on the TV sitcom ‘Alice,’ has died at age 87.
Listen to ‘The Tater Report’ to be safe on the ice
Keith Forest is one of the city employees who maintains the city’s sledding hills and skating ponds in the winter.
Maine music highlights this year include Diana Ross, Bikini Kill and Julia Gagnon
Mainer Amy Allen also left her mark with a debut solo album and hit songs written for Sabrina Carpenter.
Thievery Corporation in Portland March 4, Tracy Morgan in Bangor April 11
Morgan will be appearing at the Cross Insurance Center in Bangor.