Town Hall Theater
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MET Live in HD isn’t really live this month
This month’s MET Live in HD isn’t actually live… Due to popular demand, the screening will feature “The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay” on Feb. 7.
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Great Art Wednesdays: Goya: Visions of Flesh and Blood
Great Art Wednesdays screenings on Feb. 11 feature Spain’s celebrated artist Goya. Come learn at 11 a.m. or 2:30 p.m., in the Anderson Studio in Middlebury.
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Canciones del Corazón: Opera Company of Middlebury shows love for community
No bad luck here. This Friday the 13th spend your evening listening to love songs that benefit the Open Door Clinic and Opera Company of Middlebury.
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Vermont Poet Laureate launches new book
What was it like to attend Bianca Stone’s book launch? J.T. Price takes us there…
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Quartet kicks off a Wintertide Music three-part series
This Wintertide Music series will shake off those winter blues. The first show kicks off on Feb. 8 with an internationally acclaimed quartet.
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Vermont Poet Laureate launches new book at Town Hall Theater
“The Near and Distant World” is Bianca Stone’s fourth book.
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Clever, classic comedy takes the stage in Middlebury
It’s a love story, a political piece, and a comedy… It’s “Urinetown!” And it’s coming to Middle-bury’s Town Hall Theater beginning Friday, Jan. 23.
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Celebrate Bianca Stone’s newest book release
Bianca Stone’s new book “The Near and Distant World” is out now. Come celebrate with an author reception, reading and Q&A on Jan. 17.
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Tina Friml brings her ‘Big Apple Comedy’ to the Middlebury stage
Headlining hometown star Tina Friml is joined by New York City comedians for Big Apple Comedy show at Town Hall Theater in Middlebury on Saturday evening.
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Soule Monde celebrates the New Year with a family-friendly funk concert
Ring in the New Year at Town Hall Theater with family-friendly funk from Soule Monde.
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Longest night shines: Local theater reflects on a season of engagement and learning
Wrap up the year with a solstice party for the whole family at Town Hall Theater.
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Night Fires returns: Show honors darkness and light this holiday season
Night Fires takes the stage in Middlebury to celebrate the winter solstice, the darkest night and return of the light.
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Middlebury Acting Company locks in a new yuletide tradition
In 1843, author Charles Dickens became so troubled by the plight of England’s poor that he considered publishing a pamphlet. A pamphlet!! What can save the world better…
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Swing into the holidays with The Ted Perry Trio Dec. 7
Enjoy classic holiday jazz with The Ted Perry Trio and a special guest on Sunday, Dec. 7 at Town Hall Theater.
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Clint Bierman’s ‘Listening Room’
Clint Bierman, of the Grift, will debut his most personal songwriting from the past two decades with an intimate listening room concert.
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Students present musical full of murderously good fun
Looking for ‘murderously good fun’? Come see the Middlebury College Musical Theater’s production of “A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder.”
