Posts about the lively arts in Manchester, NH.
Austin Wintory Got Game
Austin Wintory is a composer for film and video games. He will be joining Symphony New Hampshire this weekend as guest conductor of Game Over(ture). READ MORE
Posts about the lively arts in Manchester, NH.
Austin Wintory is a composer for film and video games. He will be joining Symphony New Hampshire this weekend as guest conductor of Game Over(ture). READ MORE
The Palace Theatre last week announced local auditions for their upcoming professional production of 42nd Street. Talented, advanced tap dancers aged 14 and above are invited to showcase their skills for a chance to be part of this iconic Broadway classic. READ MORE
The New Hampshire Jewish Film Festival this year is delighted to offer its audiences a choice between virtual and in-theater screenings as it brings its international lineup to theaters in Bedford, Concord, Hanover, Hooksett, Manchester, Peterborough and Portsmouth, The multi-access festival, which will screen independent and foreign films from April 4 through April 14, includes selections from Belgium, England, France, Hungary, India, Israel, Luxembourg and the United States. READ MORE
Majestic’s production stars children and teens of The Majestic Academy of Dramatic Arts under the Direction of Collette Foley with Musical Assistance by A. Robert Dionne. READ MORE
As the Doobie Brothers once said, “oh-oh-ohhh listen to the music.” READ MORE
Studio 550 is hosting a spring cleaning sale from March 25-30 from 12-8PM daily at its location at 550 Elm Street. Sales of pottery, glass, and other handmade items benefit the International Institute of New England, the Clay for Kids Fund, and local makers. READ MORE
Join Southern NH Youth Ballet in Fancy Nancy Bonjour Butterfly as they bring this delightful childhood favorite to life on stage in this magical ballet. Southern NH Youth Ballet will also perform the storybook classic, Princess & the Pea. READ MORE
If you’re looking for a weeknight funk party, you need to head over to The Press Room when Cool Cool Cool lands March 12. READ MORE
LOOK of LIFE, an exhibit of artwork by Jen Drociak, engages us to step out of pre-defined roles and look at the world around us from a different point of view. Artist’s reception is March 9 at 4 p.m. READ MORE
Indie rock enthusiasts most likely know of Roger Clark Miller through his time as the co-vocalist and guitarist for the Boston post-punks Mission of Burma, but these days he’s been doing a variety of different things. One of these things is a project that’s inspired by his own dreams where he writes them down in a journal and he interprets them through his music. This is all done by himself with no musical collaborators but with the assistance of an assortment of six strings and looping technology. It’s called the Solo Electric Guitar Ensemble and he’s going to be performing this creative outlet at Nova Arts in Keene on March 8. Japanese guitar virtuoso Hiroya Tsukamoto will be starting off the show at 7 p.m. READ MORE
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