Posts about the lively arts in Manchester, NH.
Actors Coop Theatre presents “Hand to God,” at the Hatbox Theatre in Concord, described as an “irreverent puppet comedy …about a possessed Christian-ministry puppet.” READ MORE
You can see Sandeep Das perform Sept. 23 with Symphony NH at Nashua’s Keefe Auditorium. READ MORE
Earlier this month, local artists gathered at Diz’s Café as part of an effort to create greater collaboration between Manchester’s art community and its downtown businesses. READ MORE
On September 23 at The Shaskeen Pub & Restaurant in Manchester, folks from around the area will get the chance to see what Libutti and Krahmer can do with their instruments. Starting at 9 p.m., the duo will be performing for nearly three hours so expect a one-of-a-kind experience right when you walk through the doors. READ MORE
A recent (August 18, 2023) U.S. District Court ruling denied a request to copyright a piece of digital art because it had been created without human input. The Copyright Office was ruled to have acted READ MORE
Saturday’s street festival on Hanover Street will go on Sunday Sept. 17 as planned. READ MORE
After nearly 50 years of exhibiting a musical style that’s purely his own, Pat Metheny is still aiming to grasp his craft. He’s still looking for new riffs to play around with on his guitar and he’s still looking for new avenues to expand his creative horizons. READ MORE
If all the world’s a stage, then comedian Colin Mochrie’s the guy doing sight gags and sound effects, pulling one-liners from his imagination like a magician’s sting of endless handkerchiefs and savoring every improvisational moment. READ MORE
“Fight Club” author Chuck Palahniuk will bring the fun and flying candy bars to The Music Hall on Sept. 12. He’d love for you to join him. READ MORE
“As our Sam, Nicole Jones said beautifully to me, The Mad Ones is a nesting doll of grief;” said Director Katelin Garland. “What’s so unique about the show is the audience gets to experience the journey of grief with Sam, while reflecting on what that journey looks like for themselves. Theatre can be enlightening, emotional, and entertaining; The Mad Ones is a perfect amalgamation of all three.” READ MORE
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