A broad spectrum of people and groups came together with a common goal – and they actually got something done.
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Art review: Bates displays nature art left by late professor
The art museum is closed to the public, but ‘Carl Benton Straub: His Enduring Legacy’ is available to view digitally.
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Jane Austen makes a cameo in a charmer about friendship and the literary life
‘Jane Austen and Shelley in the Garden’ whisks readers to Cambridge, Wales and Venice, in the company of a delightful gang of scholars
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Movie review: Ken Burns boils down the authentic story of Muhammad Ali
The New Hampshire documentarian’s latest series begins airing Sunday on PBS.
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Music and motion add to appeal of ‘Mystic Pizza,’ in its world premiere at Ogunquit
Ogunquit Playhouse draws a talented cast for an entertaining show.
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They’re ba-ack! And so is the tongue-in-cheek storytelling of a beloved Maine children’s author
In her satirical sequel ‘The Willoughbys Return,’ Lois Lowry reunites the abandoned children of her 2008 book with their degenerate – and newly defrosted – parents.
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Finding the dignity in troubled people and places, from a sect to a small town
Shawna Kay Rodenberg recounts her childhood in a religious sect and in rural Kentucky.
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‘Jersey Boys’ a fun, tune-filled ride through pop music history
The Maine State Music Theatre production runs through Sept. 19 at the Westbrook Performing Arts Center.
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Art review: Juxtaposing the works of Joseph A. Fiore and friends
Able Baker Contemporary helps make the connections with a smartly hung show.
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A new book examines the final troubled years of Robert Indiana’s life on Vinalhaven
In ‘The Isolation Artist,’ Portland Press Herald arts reporter Bob Keyes tackles a tragic tale with echoes of Shakespeare.