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Performing Arts - Actors Catherine Maloney and John Leonard had a wonderful cadence and tempo - no doubt schooled into them by East End icon and director Michael Disher.

Performing Arts - "'Love Letters,' like love, is seemingly simple and deeply complicated. I adore this play," Disher concluded.

Performing Arts - "We are delighted we can hold our 10th anniversary concert at the place where it began for us, Bay Street Theater!" said Joe Lauro. "We are expecting some very special friends including Morris Goldberg and Dan Koontz to help us set the room on fire!"

Performing Arts - "The Songwriter's Share evening is one of my favorite nights of the year," Eaton explained. "It's intimate, authentic and the perfect answer to winter."

Performing Arts - "The class is custom-designed to the individual participant's specific goals," Allen O'Reilly relayed.

Performing Arts - "Really excited for our first show at Bay Street Theater for 2019," says longtime All Star host Joseph Vecsey. "We have been doing this show for about 9 years and every year it gets better and better."

Performing Arts - The production was the best of what local theater can be; a combination of great acting with really good material, presented at a Broadway level - all at a very affordable price.

Performing Arts - The first five minutes of the play Reasons To Be Pretty, now being presented by Center Stage at the Southampton Cultural Center, will get your attention perhaps as no play, movie or show ever has.

Performing Arts - "In what may be their final season at their summer home on Golden Pond, Norman and Ethel Thayer contend with their present circumstances while reflecting on their relationships: to each other, to family, to aging, and to a life and a place defined by love," Terry Brennan, HTC General Manager, noted.

Performing Arts - "LaBute celebrates the 'uncommonness' of common speech in Reasons to be Pretty," Joan M. Lyons explained.

Performing Arts - The plot is simple: the tunes are well-known and plentiful," Michael Disher noted. "I am hoping to find men and women of all ages who appreciate dance music from the 70s and have the energy to create a feel good dance show. "

Performing Arts - "With the world premiere of a searing new play directed by one of America's leading theater artists, and a visionary revival of a classic musical directed by a rising star, Bay Street will again offer our audiences productions that I know will be the talk of the East End all summer long," Scott Schwartz said.

Performing Arts - For this year's Mixed Nuts production, Studio 3 stars will follow the yellow brick road to the Emerald City.

Performing Arts - "Our mission is to bring quality arts education to local youths by utilizing area professional artists and teachers in the subjects of theatre and music," Tamara Salkin relayed.

Performing Arts - "I am most looking forward to this show because it has combined Kasia and my love of Cirque du Solei with our passion for producing original theatre," remarked Director Anita Boyer.

Performing Arts - "It is a major accomplishment for the school, the dancers, the parents and the community. HBTS has had the support of many to reach this milestone and for that, we are very humbled and grateful," said Jo Strickland, Director Hampton Ballet Theatre School.

Performing Arts - Meet Me in St. Louis is a perfect Christmas show to bring the whole family to.

Performing Arts - "This show will break the tension and possibly save the family," Joseph Vecsey added. "Sorry there's no show during Christmas vacation to save you."

Performing Arts - "I am thrilled to be continuing this holiday tradition of presenting Joe's timeless and humbling nostalgic whispers of gentler times," Director Michael Disher reflected.

Performing Arts - "On Golden Pond is one of those sentimental comedies, cute and tender," a New York Times review noted.