Arts & Entertainment

Published
August 22, 2010

Theater Review: Spirited cast revels in going over the top in ‘Forbidden Broadway’

When one hears the title “Forbidden Broadway” nowadays, given recent events in New York City, one might think of barricades and heavily armed police on patrol through neon-lit streets. But before all, there was “Forbidden Broadway” the revue that for nearly 30 years has been entertaining those who like to see and hear fun poked […]
Published
August 22, 2010

Scene & Heard Datebook

IF YOU’RE LOOKING to party, network or support a good cause this week, check out: TUESDAY • Youth Alternatives Scoops & Supplies, 2 to 4 p.m., Brick Hill, South Portland. Donate new school supplies for Youth Alternatives families and enjoy ice cream, lemonade and family activities. Free. www.yimaine.org. • Habitat for Humanity House Dedication, 4 […]
Published
August 15, 2010

Taste & Tell:Angelina’s does the chef’s grandmother proud

OGUNQUIT – Angelina’s Ristorante and Wine Bar sets a fast pace for fine Italian meals in Maine. We raised our glasses for a toast and set to appetizers with delight, then encountered entrees replete with vibrant lemon and capers and utterly fresh swordfish. Would dessert maintain the quality we’d enjoyed and repeat those pure flavors? […]
Published
August 15, 2010

Arts Dispatches

KENNEBUNK Kennebunk River Club kicks off art show today The 55th annual art show at the Kennebunk River Club is set for today and Monday. The show is an opportunity for local artists to demonstrate their talents. For more than 50 years, artists from throughout southern Maine have displayed oils, acrylics, watercolors, sculptures and photographs […]
Published
August 15, 2010

Arts Planner

Today • In Ellsworth, painter David Graeme Baker will talk about his work from 4 to 5 p.m. today at Courthouse Gallery Fine Art. Baker will review his career and discuss his recent body of work, which is currently on exhibition in the gallery. Baker made a name for himself in Pennsylvania, then moved with […]

Published
August 15, 2010

Brian Wilson’s good vibrations

Pop god Brian Wilson has always had an affinity for the stylings of George Gershwin. On a new album, Wilson gives the legend his due.
Published
August 15, 2010

It’s been 33 years since Elvis fans were all shook up

The rock world was rocked by the death of the King, who would be 75 this year, and was to perform in Portland the very next day.
Published
August 15, 2010

Bob Keyes:Where John Marin found his voice

John Marin, an artist who led America to abstraction, came to Maine for the first time in 1914.
Published
August 15, 2010

Art Review:’Across the Pond’ offers a mix of talent on a host of canvases

The Wiscasset Bay Gallery is an old-school art gallery. The bulk of the work is inventory owned by the gallery, and the walls are hung salon-style so that at least 100 paintings are on view. The exhibition “Across the Pond and Back: 19th & 20th Century American & European Paintings,” would seem to leapfrog from […]
Published
August 15, 2010

‘Measure for Measure’ adds a Southern twist

The presentation, which opens Thursday, is part of Opera House Arts' Shakespeare in Stonington series.

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