Set in the 17th century, the play by Jen Silverman is on stage at Mad Horse Theatre in South Portland.
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Discover a quirky Vermont college that you’ll wish had really existed
Colin Cheney conceived of this ‘lost’ experimental exhibit at Sidle House Gallery in Freeport and invited artists to contribute.
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In ‘God Less America,’ newcomers clash with longtime residents of a small town
The play by Maine’s Kevin O’Leary is having its premiere run at Portland Stage’s Studio Theater.
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The ‘Joker’ sequel could have been a great musical. Here’s what went wrong.
A choral teacher tells a class full of inmates at Arkham Asylum that music can help make them whole again. Cut to Lady Gaga’s Harley Quinn gazing over her shoulder. Is Arthur Fleck too broken, or will she get a taste of deranged bliss with the clown-faced killer? The next minute she’s coarsely cooing “Get […]
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Yo-Yo Ma transfixes Portland audience with his talent and charm
The renowned cellist brought personal touches to his performance with the Portland Symphony Orchestra on Thursday.
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Gracie Abrams draws exuberant crowd – her Maine family included – to State Theatre
The rising star, the daughter of J.J. Abrams and a Brewer native who has opened for Taylor Swift, proved she’s much more than her connections.
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Midcoast artist Annika Earley’s alter ego is a lot. Can you handle it?
‘If You Want to be My Lover’ at Elizabeth Moss Galleries in Falmouth asks viewers to accept the painter in her entirety.
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In its unveiling at Ogunquit, ‘My Best Friend’s Wedding’ overflows with memorable songs
The musical based on the movie, in its world premiere run, could use some tailoring but is an overall entertaining affair.
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She said she painted her ‘perceptions.’ This is what Martha Diamond meant.
The intriguing work of this underappreciated artist is on view at the Colby College Museum of Art.
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Margaret Chase Smith’s fortitude comes through in ‘Conscience’
The play at Portland Stage revolves around the Maine senator’s monumental speech.