For $20 you can attend the virtual event hosted by Neil Patrick Harris.
Life & Culture
Stories about life, culture, entertainment and arts from the Portland Press Herald.
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Good Theater emerges from hiatus with virtual showcase of show tunes
The free concert will be available to view starting Saturday.
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Face the Music: Get your tickets now for these two outdoor concert series
Schedules have been announced for outdoor performances at Maine Craft Distilling in Portland and a local musician’s home in Yarmouth.
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Indie Film: ‘Stray’ follows dogs through the streets of Istanbul
The documentary filmed at dog-level is available to stream through PMA Films and Frontier.
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Live Music Lineup: Livestream U2, Brandi Carlile or local singer Luna colt
Here’s where and when to see these shows.
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Boston declares March 26 ‘Leonard Nimoy Day’
The ‘Star Trek’ actor nurtured his acting talent at the Elizabeth Peabody House and the West End Boys Club and as a teenager received a summer scholarship for acting lessons at Boston College.
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L.A. theaters open but new films are trickling out
The industry is slated for a strong return, and so far, studios are sticking to 2021 release dates.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Review
Art review: Eyeglasses provide the medium for Tad Beck’s visionary portraits
The Vinalhaven photographer, driven to abstraction, challenges the preconceptions of his art form in his series ‘Eyes of,’ showing in Portland.
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‘The Courier’ is a throwback to the kind of solid yet fun spy thriller they don’t make anymore
Benedict Cumberbatch delivers an appealing, technically tricky performance in “The Courier,” in which he plays Greville Wynne, a British salesman who in the 1960s became an improbable player in Cold War tradecraft at its most high-stakes. Wynne really did exist, a fact that bears noting because his story is often too wildly dramatic to believe. […]
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Deep Water: ‘The Eyes of Love,’ by Michael Tarabilda
Maine poems edited and introduced by Megan Grumbling.