The money raised at the annual gala and auction will cover expenses before benefits kick in.
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A family continues after a death in ‘I Know It in My Heart’
Mary E. Plouffe’s memoir explores loss and grief in her own family, from the perspective of someone accustomed to supporting others.
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Two decades in, Portland native Andrea Martin has never been busier
Forty-plus years into a successful and critically acclaimed acting career, Martin is enjoying plumb roles on 2 TV comedies.
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Concert review: Oratorio Chorale delivers educational, spirited performance
Other ensembles in Maine – or anywhere, really – should take note of this program.
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Musician Chris Cornell’s family disputes that he killed himself
His wife says he was taking anti-anxiety medication and wonders whether the drug contributed to his death.
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Portland declines 10-year contract with state pier concert group
Officials want to explore development of the 7-acre site, creating an unclear future for shows there after this year.
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‘Lascaux’ creates suspense around the discovery of cave paintings
The play is having its world premiere run at Pie Man Theatre.
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‘Dreaming the Beatles’ reveals more about John, Paul, George and Ringo
Rolling Stone columnist Rob Sheffield brings his expertise – and fandom – to this new look at the Fab Four.
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‘A Distant Holla’ is a deeply spiritual show on hallowed ground
Featuring Daniel Minter, David Driskell, Ashley Bryan and others, it is a perfect fit for Portland’s historic Abyssinian Meeting House.
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‘Anatomy of Innocence’ describes incalculable injustices
The collection of essays, including a contribution from Maine writer Gayle Lynds, catalogs the stories of just a handful of innocent people imprisoned.