Steven Branfman in a scene from the film "A Father's Kaddish" by director Jen Kaplan. COURTESY JEWISH CENTER OF THE HAMPTONS
Steven Branfman in a scene from the film "A Father's Kaddish" by director Jen Kaplan. COURTESY JEWISH CENTER OF THE HAMPTONS
Staff Writer on Aug 16, 2022
Jewish Center of the Hamptons presents the East End premiere of “A Father’s Kaddish” on Thursday, August 25, at 7 p.m., followed by a post-film discussion with Steven Branfman, subject... more
For the 11th season of the Parrish Art Museum’s offsite exhibition series Parrish Road Show, Shinnecock artist Denise “Weetahmoe” Silva-Dennis (American, b. 1960) is creating a site-specific outdoor mural depicting the ancestral history of Shinnecock Bay, on view at the Sisters of St. Joseph Villa in Hampton Bays. The mural debuts at a public reception Sunday, October 16, from 2 to 4 p.m. and remains on view indefinitely. “Wunne Ohke – The Return to Good Ground” continues the artist’s life-long practice of inter-generational education and storytelling through the arts. The mural and public programming with the artist’s Shinnecock research collaborators ...
6 Oct 2022 by Staff Writer
Guild Hall and Bel Canto Boot Camp’s 2022 Resident Artist series will conclude on Saturday, October 15, at 7 p.m. with a recital featuring baritenor Michael Spyres alongside resident artists soprano Teresa Castillo and tenor Samual Keeler. The series, which began in May, supports an emerging generation of opera singers while bringing operatic performances and community engagement programs to the East End. The recital, part of Guild Hall: Offsite programming, will take place in Hoie Hall at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in East Hampton. Michael Spyres joins the Guild Hall & Bel Canto Boot Camp Resident Artist series in a ...
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The fictional characters of author Robert Louis Stevenson will find their way to the stage of Southampton Cultural Center when Boots on the Ground Theater presents “Chemical Imbalance: A Jekyll & Hyde Play” by Lauren Wilson. The production will run weekends from October 14 to 30 at SCC and is a frothy mix of brilliant writing, evil characters, fabulous costuming, brooding sets and phenomenal actors. “We had been looking for something that gave a nod to history, and we wanted something that would be appropriate for October,” explained the show’s director Mark Heidemann. “What better than the Jekyll and Hyde ...
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Staff Writer on Aug 16, 2022