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Performing Arts - "This Spring performance will be the most unique of HBTS' Spring ballets," Sara Jo Strickland noted.

Performing Arts - Man of La Mancha will no doubt be remembered as the first success of what will be many musicals to follow.

Performing Arts - "It is an undeniable fact about Man of La Mancha that if the star does even a passable job of the show's anthem, The Impossible Dream, the evening is worth any reasonable price of admission," Anita Gates said in a 2007 review.

Performing Arts - "We have another monster line up for everyone," Joseph Vecsey shared. "You can see that in everyone's credits."

Performing Arts - "We are very grateful for the positive response and buzz after our first Salon Night, and now we are excited for our second Creative Salon Night at LTV!" Angela LaGreca reflected. "And for me, a comedian/singer/producer at heart, I get to wear all my favorite hats as the host!"

Performing Arts - The folks at Center Stage presented a billion dollar's worth of zeal, enthusiasm and energy.

Performing Arts - "This elegant home and exquisite property at The Grace Estate is a fascinating backdrop for exploring this 40 minute, music-driven immersive experience of the exploration of secrets and human behavior around secrecy," Kate Mueth said.

Performing Arts - "I saw it at the Puppeteers of America's National festival and loved it. When I heard she would be back touring the show, I jumped at the chance to share her with our Sag Harbor audience," Joyce noted.

Performing Arts - "Mamma Mia! is pure entertainment," director Michael Disher said. "With a solid selection of 20 plus well-known pop tunes, it avoids pretense and purpose and delivers a joyful evening."

Performing Arts - "The first time I saw Les Misérables was back in 1989 and I was profoundly moved by the depth of emotion that I experienced from the musical adaptation of Victor Hugo's epic novel," director Debbie Mansir said.

Performing Arts - "Little Murders is a JFK post-assassination satiric play, then film, that predicted the breakdown of traditional American institutional safeguards and the random violence and societal insanity that follows. Why anyone thinks this has any relevance to present-day events, go figure," remarked Feiffer.

Performing Arts - "It's Valentine's Day weekend and the all star comedy show is perfect for couples who wanna laugh harder and realize they're meant for each other or break up," Joseph Vecsey noted. Either way, it will be a great night!"

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.