Creative Union bringing Nashua community together
Nashua’s arts scene is expanding in the coming months as the whole community teams up for Creative Union, an art project designed to bring people together and showcase all of the programs the city has to offer.
“We’re amplifying and highlighting Nashua’s diverse community Continue reading “Art by all”
The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities
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• Marriage comedy: The Majestic Theatre presents ’Til Beth Do Us Part on Friday, July 23, and Saturday, July 24, at 7 p.m., and Sunday, July 25, at 2 p.m., at the Majestic Studio Theatre (880 Page St., Manchester). Married Continue reading “The Art Roundup 21/07/22”
Henniker illustrator, photographer, author keeps on creating
It was the barn that Jerry LoFaro fell in love with when he bought his property in Henniker 25 years ago. Since then, he’s used the space as a studio for painting, digital artwork, photography, writing and live music performances, sometimes sitting alone Continue reading “Eclectic artistry”
The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities
• Saturday market: This month’s Concord Arts Marketwill take place on Saturday, July 17, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Rollins Park (off Broadway Street, with parking at 33 Bow St.). Continue reading “The Art Roundup 21/07/15”
Marriage comedy opens at the Majestic Theatre
As life steadily returns to normal, the Majestic Theatre presents a play about the normal things in life — home, marriage, career — but with a farcical twist.
’Til Beth Do Us Part opens for its two-weekend run at the Majestic Studio Continue reading “Acting normal”
The latest from NH’s theater, arts and literary communities
Live poetry and spoken word return: After a 15-month hiatus, Slam Free or Die’s live events are back at The Stark Tavern (500 N. Commercial St., Manchester). The weekly series of open mic nights for poets and spoken-word artists takes place Continue reading “The Art Roundup 21/07/08”
Concord Chorale performs together in person for virtual concert
After months of rehearsing from home over Zoom, and then from their cars in what became known as “driveway rehearsals,” the Concord Chorale is singing together under one roof again.
Last month, 50 Chorale members, along with an instrumentalist group of Continue reading “A single voice”
Good On Paper (R)
Iliza Shlesinger, Ryan Hansen.
Also Margaret Cho, who is absolute perfection here. Andrea (Shlesinger, who also wrote this movie based on a story from her real life) is a comedian trying to break into acting and, while appearing to kill it on stage every night, seems Continue reading “At the Sofaplex 21/07/01”
Spiral (R)
Chris Rock, Max Minghella.
And also just a bit of Samuel L. Jackson, who plays Rock’s character’s father. This movie, which was released in theaters in May and is now available for rent, is subtitled “From the Book of Saw,” putting it in the general Saw universe Continue reading “At the Sofaplex 21/06/17”
Oxygen (TV-14)
Mélanie Laurent, Malik Zidi.
And Mathieu Amalric gives his voice to MILO, the computer system running the pod where a woman (Laurent) wakes up and finds herself locked in. She tries to calm herself — she’s in a hospital, she reasons, someone will realize she needs help. But Continue reading “At the Sofaplex 21/05/20”
