The Goshen Players perform in the former Goshen Town Hall in a town with a 275 year history. Located at the corner of the rotary of Routes 4 and 63, the iconic building has been transformed into a performance space with a raised stage and opportunities for cabaret as well as theater style seating. The Goshen Read more…
The Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center in Old Saybrook, Connecticut is just five years old, and it took hours and hours and hours by a ton of people to launch this beautiful historic 250 seat theater, which has been home to at least 1000 shows already…we are the little engine that could. I have proudly served Read more…
The late four time Academy Award winning actress, Katharine Hepburn would be so proud of how a ton of us have grown the only theater in the world named after her. The Katharine Helpburn Cultural Arts Center is a labor of love for so many of us and we are so proud of our Kate’s Read more…
On Wednesday, August 27th, shoppers at Whole Foods Market in Milford will help support Connecticut’s ‘Ridiculously Entertaining,’ award-winning theatre for children and their families. Five percent of every purchase will go directly to support the programs and mission of Pantochino Productions, Inc. – a professional non-profit theatre company offering original musicals, classes and camps in Read more…
Old Hollywood, love it and Sardi’s, the iconic restaurant in New York City’s Theater District. Just saw all of these caricatures on Do You Remember, Yesterday Back By Popular Demand. All this vintage stuff is right up my alley. At the top of this post are the late celebrities, Eartha Kitt and Paul Newman immortalized at Read more…
May 3, 2014 celebrated one-thousand shows at the Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center in Old Saybrook, Connecticut. “The Kate,”was just named the best small theater in Connecticut. On this evening there was a standing room only crowd to see Craig Fuller and Pure Prairie League. That band opened us nearly five years ago. There was Read more…
Joe Landry, years ago came up with a novel idea…producing “radio plays” of theater, plays that you already know that you see on stage. He has taken those plays and has done a radio twist with them, featuring actors that do the play but as if they are doing it for radio. To say that Read more…
This holiday season, experience the magic and wonder of a theatrical, musical or movie performance at the beautiful art deco splendor that is the Warner Theater. Built by the Warner Brothers in 1931 as a “palace” to the movies, today it hosts a vast array of shows, each lovingly produced and created for the discerning Connecticut Read more…
Want to support a local business, be a part of a thriving world of arts and culture and have some fun while doing it? Why not support your local theater and go see a play, some music, even dance. There is nothing quite like the energy you experience when you see a live performance on Read more…
I’ll admit it, I think that Micheal Price is the cat’s meow. I have known him and the crew over at Goodspeed Musicals for a a long time and my oldest daughter, Lindsay Johnson was at one time Price’s right hand woman, his secretary. Price runs a tight ship and he’s tough, but those who Read more…
