theater
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Who is Mary Postgate?
Consider grief, repression, and the terrible clarity of revenge with Middlebury Acting Company’s presentation of “Mary Postgate” by Rudyard Kipling, adapted by Jay Parini and staring Vanessa Dunleavy…
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From gripping theater to world-class music: Mahaney Arts Center welcomes all to its 107th season
Guess who gets to claim the title of Vermont’s longest-running performing arts series? We do, that’s who! Middlebury College’s Performing Arts Series is celebrating its 107th season this…
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Theater workshops with John Cariani available to all
Join acclaimed playwright John Cariani at Middlebury College this weekend for free, public workshops on playwriting and acting as rehearsals for “Almost, Maine” begin.
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In MCP’s “Five Women Wearing the Same Dress,” one pink monstrosity bonds
Three of the five Middlebury Community Players shows were sold out. Sophia offers a review.
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Young actors take on classic Greek tragedy to mark 15 years
Sixteen young actors and a rock band take on the question: What is it to be a human being? in this year’s production of “Antigone.”
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Hideous dress brings five bridesmaids together for one seriously funny play
Come crash the reception at the Vergennes Opera House where MCP will present “Five Women Wearing the
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Teens turn the heat up on ‘1776 the Musical’
This is not some boring history lesson about the Declaration of Independence… These teens get rowdy in “1776.”
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Career Center holds “Celebration of Learning” at MUHS
The Patricia A. Hannaford Career Center provides vocational and technical education to students and adults in the 17 Addison County towns served by the Addison Central, Addison Northwest…
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Staged reading series continues with ‘Darwin in Malibu’
Once you know something — whether it is about DNA or what your boyfriend did last night — nothing is ever quite the same again. Catch the staged…
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Lincoln students perform musical about impacts of social media
Students wrote the script and lyrics, choreographed the show, and designed the set and costumes.
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White River Valley Players presents ‘You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown’ in Rochester
Join the White River Valley Players for a delightful weekend of music, laughter, and nostalgia and come see “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown” on May 8, 9…
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ART actors get regional acclaim for original play
In addition to playing at the NEDF, the ART will stage “My Sister Heracles” at Middlebury’s Town Hall Theater on Wednesday, May 13.
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New festival puts ‘family’ in theater
Town Hall Theater will host family theatre festival.
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Students present ‘the life of a village against the life of the stars’
Come see “one of the sagest, warmest and most deeply human scripts” at Wright Memorial Theater in Middlebury, opening April 30.
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Jeremy Holm plays Addison County namesake on stage
A new play by Doug Anderson tells the story of Joseph Addison, the man whose name appears all around us.
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North Branch School theater ascends the Himalayan Peaks
This year’s student-authored play includes an imaginative cast of characters, as well as mountain themes and music in honor of their late schoolmate.