Performances will be on June 15 and 18 at the Pickard Theater, 1 Bath Road in Brunswick.
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Book review: A tale of a dog and his neurotic human in ‘Lily and the Octopus’
South Portland native Steven Rowley writes about a beloved dog and the owner who can’t let go.
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Television: Catching up with Claire Danes
The actress dishes on life in the Village, the annoying ‘Homeland’ cry face, and what’s next
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Dine Out Maine: Thai Esaan, a humble take-out joint, delivers spectacular food
The Portland restaurant specializes in the food of northeastern Thailand.
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Society Notebook: Applause for youth music program
Supporters attending a private fundraiser praise the Maine Academy of Modern Music for its mission and reach.
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Television: Megyn Kelly’s stock rising as her deal nears end
The Fox anchor may test the value of TV star power
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The U.S. museum fad is really the cat’s meow
With the opening of Civil War Tails – a museum dedicated to depicting the Civil War with cats in dioramas – the country’s supply of leisurely learning opportunities just keeps expanding.
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Maine State Ballet readies a pair of August programs
Maine State Ballet will present a two-ballet program in August, for its summer season. Audience favorite “Can-Can Parisian” (to Jacques Offenbach’s “Gaite Parisienne”) is a glitzy story ballet with plenty of acting and humor, culminating in the high-kicking can-can dance. The program will be balanced by a much more classical ballet, “Raymonda,” in excerpts newly […]