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Culture - "I was thrilled, I was excited to take the opportunity to further support the Festival in this capacity. I think it's a compliment to the North Fork arts scene," Borghese told us about hosting the exclusive drive-in event.

Culture - "This year's festivities will feature great conversations, screenings, and more from the socially distanced comfort of your car," Doyle told Hamptons.com.

Culture - "For 15 years, The 10 x 10 has brought our community together through an appreciation of art. During this time of significantly increased need for local organizations and community members, I will continue to use this event as a way to raise awareness, funds, and spirits,"

Culture - "The response has been overwhelming, not only in numbers [just over 150 original postcards], but also in the creative manner the participants made them," Robbins told us.

Culture - "After months of unknown, there is one thing the NFCT Youth On Stage production team was certain about: the arts are an incredible way to provide comfort and normality in a time of fear," Chelsea Chizever noted.

Culture - "Music is essentially a human relationship; we can communicate our inner world through contact with the other person. To me, that is the essence of music: a reflection of the soul through sound," Paolo Bartolani expressed.

Culture - Wolf Hall was a big-time leap back in time that quite frankly delivers to the audience a chance to experience theater the way it should be.

Culture - "I thought Wolf Hall was the perfect show to try something new," Palmer told Hamptons.com.

Culture - The applause was genuine and well deserved as the actors once again delivered the type of performance that the actors on the North Fork always deliver once the house lights go down and the stage lights go up at historical North Fork Community Theater.

Culture - Kaplan explained in this show Einstein and Picasso, "are young and the whole concept here is the twentieth century is just beginning. Within a year Einstein will publish his "theory of special relativity and within three years Picasso is going to paint a seminal painting that is considered the first painting of the cubist movement that change art."

Culture - "The thing I love about The Variety Show is that not only do you get a variety of performances, but you also get a variety of new and veteran NFCT performers," Liszanckie shared. "Last year Stuart Whalen performed in The Variety Show for the first time, and since then he joined the casts of The Drowsy Chaperone and Little Women, and performed his own adaptation of A Christmas Carol in December."

Culture - "Her big break was in 1967. Peg Murray won the Tony Award for Cabaret on Broadway that also starred Joel Grey," Sponza noted about Northeast Stage's founder.

Culture - "I was overwhelmed, here we were in Spain with my work on the wall in this new gallery in this beautiful space in this beautiful city. I just couldn't believe that I was standing there watching people walk by and I enjoyed catching their reactions," Ferrone told us about being exhibited at FotoNostrum Art Gallery in Barcelona.

Culture - The crowd stood and cheered, the premiere of Little Women at the newly renovated North Fork Community Theatre was a total success.

Culture - "One hundred and fifty years after Louisa May Alcott first published her novel, the themes of this classic are still relevant, still poignant," Jessica Raven, Director/Choreographer, noted.

Culture - "It is a fun and educational opportunity for East End kids to learn about the power of storytelling to move us to action," Berliner told us about the Family Program at the North Fork TV Festival.

Culture - "The fact that we can honor a TV talent and Icon like Kelsey Grammer shows the North Fork TV Festival has a long bright future," Haleigh Raff relayed.

Culture - "We are truly grateful for Kelsey Grammer's exceptional contributions to the entertainment community," said Noah Doyle about this year's Canopy Award honoree. "We are beyond delighted to honor him and deeply appreciate his enthusiasm for convening our community around the future of independent scripted television."

Culture - "No one better represents the future of scripted television than Constance," said Founder Noah Doyle.

Culture - There is a tradition of theatrical magic always being performed on the historic North Fork Community Theatre stage.