The show, set for April 17, will also feature Julie Poulin, Joe Flynn and Brendan Williams.
Encore
Looking Back on April 16
100 years ago: 1919 Six young women, all in their early twenties, shivered upon the steps of the Lewiston telephone exchange at nine o’clock this morning. Four were pickets stationed by the striking operators; the other two were after jobs. For two minutes, perhaps longer, they stood there and argued — the pickets expostulating and […]
Sculptor Miles Chapin to be special guest at Zorach annual meeting
The sculptor’s illustrated talk, scheduled for April 26, will provide a rare behind-the-scenes glimpse of an an artist at work.
Master mentalist and magician Paul Draper to appear at Chocolate Church
Draper will perform his family-friendly show, “Mysteries of the Mind,” on April 18 at the Bath arts center.
Looking Back on April 15
100 years ago: 1919 Telephone service in Lewiston-Auburn and branch exchanges limped and hesitated and almost gave up Tuesday with the strike of the day operators. At 6.59 o’clock you could get any number in town. At seven the lines became duds. An effort was made to handle emergency calls, police and fire calls, physicians’ […]
Comprehensive magic classes to be offered in Rumford
49 Franklin’s School of Magic and Showmanship (SOMAS) has announced lessons available for spring 2019.
Looking Back on April 13
100 years ago: 1919 The annual gymnastics meet of the women of Bates College was held Saturday evening. The gallery was filled with guests. At the opening of the meet, Miss Lena Niles explained that this was the regular work of the four classes by all of the girls, and was not an exhibition, by […]
APL and Masonheimer/Wallace family to present ‘The Fairy Circus’
The Tanglewood Marionettes’ show will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, April 13, at Bates College’s Schaeffer Theatre.
Freeport High School prepares for spring play
“A Piece of My Heart,” by Shirley Lauro, focuses on American women who served in the Vietnam War, and will debut May 3.