performing arts

Performing Arts - December on The John Drew Theater stage at Guild Hall includes The Naked Stage presents Staged Readings of Eurydice and final presentations of Speaking Shakespeare.

Performing Arts - “A Baroque Christmas,” the holiday concert from the Choral Society of the Hamptons and South Fork Chamber Orchestra will take place on Sunday, December 9.

Performing Arts - The Sag Harbor Community Band will be joined by the Long Island Sound Chorus of Sweet Adelines at their annual Holiday Concert on Tuesday, December 11.

Performing Arts - JD Souther is coming to the Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center along with his self proclaimed smoking little trio who will play new songs along with endearing tunes of the past. Souther took time out of his busy schedule to chat with Hamptons.com about returning to music and acting, his latest solo project “Natural History” and his new show “Nashville”.

Performing Arts - Local seniors citizens will perform live on stage as part of the Life-Long Learning Program “Melodies & Memories” at the Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center on November 20.

Performing Arts - Bay Street Theatre's Literature Live! presentation of "The Crucible", by Arthur Miller, will begin Friday, November 9, and run through Saturday of Thanksgiving weekend, November 24 with ten percent of proceeds will be donated to Island Harvest for Long Island Hurricane Sandy victims.

Performing Arts - The Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center continues to bring outstanding entertainment to Long Island for the 2012 Fall Season. Catch performances by Justin Townes Earle, JD Souther, Patty Griffin, Keb' Mo', the David Bromberg quartet and The Flying Karamazov Brothers in November.

Performing Arts - Jerome Lawrence And Robert E. Lee's “Inherit The Wind” is the Southampton Cultural Center's center stage. The inspired tale of man's rights to espouse logical thoughts and religious beliefs is based upon the 1925 Scopes “Monkey” Trial.

Performing Arts - The Picture Show at Bay Street Theatre will continue this fall with “Jezebel” on October 19 and on November 11 with a film to be announced. On October 20 get ready to laugh with Yale's renowned comedy improv group The Viola Question.

Performing Arts - Bay Street theatre will be presenting the world premiere of “Big Maybelle: Soul of the Blues.” Written and directed by Paul Levine, the show will star Tony award winner, Lillias White as Maybelle Smith. The show is sure to bring you back to the talent-filled moody blues of the 1950's!

Performing Arts - Start the month of August off right! Come to Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor for the premiere of “Ah Men! The Boys of Broadway” featuring the one and only, Betty Buckley.

Performing Arts - From folk to pop, classical to rock, jazz to cabaret and even dance, this exciting season in the Hamptons offers something for everyone!

Performing Arts - Main Street is turning into Broadway once again this Summer. The classics and some newly discovered favorites will be performed in a new series of concerts to celebrate the magic of the Broadway stage beginning July 29.

Performing Arts - Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor is reviving the production of Men's Lives from twenty years ago! Playwright Joe Pintauro says, “War was declared on the beaches of the East End...”

Performing Arts - How brilliant can a one-woman play about divorce be? Quite brilliant in fact when Emmy nominated actress Polly Draper (“thirtysomething”) is the aforementioned one-woman and Geraldine Aron is the creator of a poignant, witty play about the dissolution of a marriage long past its prime. “My Brilliant Divorce” makes it's American premier in the Hamptons at Bay Street Theatre.

Performing Arts - This summer you don't have to travel all the way to Manhattan to see a Broadway quality play. On Monday, June 25, 2012, HardSparks, a New York City-based theater company is bringing theater to the Hamptons with "SparkHampton: The Wickapogue Plays".

Performing Arts - Need a little love? How about some “LUV”? Like a Broadway revival near the beach? Summer fare in the Hamptons is always top-notch and director Lonny Price has put together a side-splitting comedy starring Kahan James, Jennifer Regan, and Obie-winner Robert Stanton for Guild Hall that will have you laughing all the way to Georgica Pond.

Performing Arts - Hal Fickett, Executive Director for Green Theatre Collective, and his fiancé and fellow company member, Gina Rivera, are uprooting their lives in the Big City to plant their theatre company in the Hamptons.

Performing Arts - Funny lady Ana Gasteyer is coming to the Hamptons for Memorial Day Weekend. We chatted just before the big holiday weekend about her show at Bay Street Theatre, her "Saturday Night Live" career, and how she relaxes in the Hamptons.

Performing Arts - Brian d'Arcy James of NBC's hit show “Smash" is headed to the Hamptons on Memorial Day Weekend to star in “One Night, Two Voices, Three Cheers” at Bay Street Theatre.