Hampton Theatre Company "scores another bull's-eye" with its new production, "Ripcord," a dark comedy about two mismatched roommates in an assisted living facility.
Hampton Theatre Company "scores another bull's-eye" with its new production, "Ripcord," a dark comedy about two mismatched roommates in an assisted living facility.
"Water" inundates The Church in Sag Harbor, spells are cast at the Ranch in Montauk, artists talk process at the Parrish, Palm Beach art fair features East End artists
On Monday, HamptonsFilm announced the fellows, screenplays, and mentors selected for its annual Screenwriters Lab, which will take place from April 8 through April 10. The program pairs emerging screenwriters with established writers, directors, and producers.
Site-related artwork and electronic music at Watermill Center, dance group develops new work honoring notable New York City women through the centuries
Verona Quartet will open its chamber music series with works by Schubert, Beethoven, and Gabriela Lane Frank; "Baroque Spring" and "French Flourishes" will follow.
The Parrish celebrates a groundbreaking painter, Dan Welden to open studio, solo shows in New York for Hiroyuki Hamada and Charlotte Park, bursts of color from Elizabeth Karsch, and skyscapes by Robert Lohman.
Would-be grifters take note: Bay Street will lead audiences through the streets of Sag Harbor, where shady characters will teach the art of the confidence game.
Rock concert in Riverhead to benefit Ukraine, two jazz programs in Southampton, musical mix at Masonic Temple in Sag Harbor
Noah’s clothing merges skate, surf, and music cultures with classic menswear, while practicing ethical manufacturing and supporting political and social causes
A daylong conference will feature presentations by creative thinkers from diverse fields at The Church in Sag Harbor.
A New York gallery show to benefit Ukraine, a group show focused on the horizon, Artists & Writers put on a show, revisiting women's films at Parrish, Rashid Johnson at La Guardia, and more
The idea for "Constitution in Kremlin" took hold in 2018, when Peter Buchman began feeling queasy about how chummy then-President Donald Trump was getting with dictatorial world leaders like Vladimir Putin.
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