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Theater‘Legbala Is A River’ opens Thursday at Mayo Street Arts
The play, a collaboration among four artists, explores marriage and family when a doctor goes away to treat Ebola patients. Read on
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ArtNew to Portland, a painter presents an exhibition of loss and change
Transitioning from grief, Vermont native Anna Dibble explores personal and environmental themes. Read on
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ArtPlein air painter’s ‘Lost Landscapes’ documents dramatic shifts in Saco and Biddeford
Charles Thompson's exhibition demonstrates the 'insatiable human demand' for development. Read on
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Theater‘Oriana’s Eyes’ is an intimate portrait of an imperfect woman
Portland playwright tells the end-of-life story of noted Italian journalist Oriana Fallaci, for whom he worked. Read on
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ArtArt abounds on Laudholm’s grounds
More than 64 sculptures can be found on trails and in gardens at the Wells Reserve. Read on
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ArtRockport printmaker Kathleen Buchanan shows new prints in Bath
Green Lion Gallery hosts opening reception on Friday night. Read on
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TheaterPie Man stages a play about redemption and moving forward
'Lascaux' continues through May 21 at Mayo Street Arts. Read on
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Classical MusicFresh from performing under Placido Domingo, Kate Aldrich comes home for Opera Maine recital
The Lincoln Academy graduate will sing Saturday night at Hannaford Hall. Read on
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Theater‘Mr. Burns, A Post-Electric Play’ recreates an episode of ‘The Simpsons’ after the apocalypse
The TV show serves as the basis for bonding and later for an opera. Read on
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ArtStudy of salt piles in Portsmouth on display in Ogunquit
Among the first exhibitions of the American art museum's season is photographer Carl Austin Hyatt's "long meditation" on the still-life landscape. Read on
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