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Performing Arts - "Being able to bring performers together from across the country and being able to have audience members tune in from across the country to see their loved ones perform when they never could make our in person shows has been such a beautiful silver lining of COVID times productions!" Anita Boyer and Kasia Klimiuk said.

Performing Arts - "This is going to be a fun class that is open to beginner-intermediate levels and will give some history, foundation and solid technique, as well as upbeat combos and improv opportunities to channel our musicality as tap dancers," Boyer told us.

Performing Arts - "This program has really been a highlight for me every week because I get to connect with 17 people who have some connection with Bay Street and we get to meet for an hour and be creative," Dooley told Hamptons.com.

Performing Arts - "We didn't know what to expect. It is so much more personal than I could ever imagine. I am so excited about this Zoom experience in the future," Galvani Bell told Hamptons.com.

Performing Arts - "I am truly excited about the outdoor acoustic music, intimate theatrical performances, and temporary art installations and video projections that we are planning. I've no doubt this will be one of our most innovative seasons yet, as we approach 90 years of providing joy and relief through the arts," said Andrea Grover, Executive Director of Guild Hall.

Performing Arts - "We are so excited to be presenting our second virtual Variety Show," Anita Boyer and Kasia Klimiuk relayed. "Our first show had over 200 attendees and it was such a beautiful evening of art, love and community."

Performing Arts - "PRIMAVERA! is our spring version of our popular annual ZIMA! productions where myth crosses over with audience interaction and a deep dive into nature and theatricality," Kate Mueth shared.

Performing Arts - "This romantic comedy is filled with hilarious and touching complications of empty nesters and their newly adopted dog," Terry Brennan shared.

Performing Arts - I can assure you this Sherlock Holmes production will be like no other one you have ever seen.

Performing Arts - "You never know when we might just break out into a Backstreet Boys song or a requested popular show tune, done in our unique style," Savage told Hamptons.com.

Performing Arts - "It's a rocking cast of East End stars familiar to SCC audiences. This going to be a real romp. Guaranteed to keep even the most rabid Sherlock fans on the edge of their seats," Grice told Hamptons.com.

Performing Arts - "Brian has worked so hard in his career. For me, this was long due," Nicole Ansari-Cox told us about husband Brian Cox's Golden Globe win.

Performing Arts - "This is the 3rd night of storytelling since kicking off the program last spring," Amy Kirwin, Southampton Arts Center Artistic Director, relayed. "We have presented stories about 'firsts' and 'secrets,' so it is fitting to hear tales of love on Valentine's Day."

Performing Arts - "Sometimes the most important impacts are those that can happen locally, that can happen in communities where we can see the changes implemented, and we can most certainly see the changes and effects of Julie's and The Ellen Hermanson Foundation's presence on the East End," Andrina Wekontash Smith said.

Performing Arts - What I love about the Hampton Theatre Company is that every production they produce is of Broadway quality.

Performing Arts - "Our community is rich in storytellers, and we are fortunate to have such unique voices bring their talent and tales to LTV -- where we can share, and connect creatively," noted Creative Director, Angela LaGreca, who will host.

Performing Arts - "It's gonna be a killer show. Sergio, Dawn, and Ken are all amazing performers and top notch writers," Joseph Vecsey said. "You're missing a great show of you miss this one."

Performing Arts - Albee's writing is brilliant, however it was the combined skills and talents of the director and cast that launches this production into a must-see category.

Performing Arts - "Admissions is a hilarious and provocative drama by Joshua Harmon," Terry Brennan, Hampton Theatre Company General Manager, relayed.

Performing Arts - "There are a lot of lessons about lost opportunities and fear in this show that people can take home, because it has more than just entertainment possibilities," Joan M Lyons told Hamptons.com.