Arts

With only a cast of six, the show creates an energy that fosters comedy, drama, and good theater.

"My policy is the more offensive the subject, the funnier the joke has to be," the Comedy Central star told Hamptons.com.

"What is most exciting to me about this exhibition is that it's a direct reflection of the work we're doing behind the scenes at Guild Hall," remarked Jessica Frost, Associate Director and Registrar of Permanent Collection at Guild Hall.

"It took me two years to obtain the rights to produce this play. It was and will be worth the wait," said Director Joan M. Lyons.

"The cast is eagerly awaiting an audience - the last ingredient in this recipe for a confection of chaos and confusion," explained Michael Disher.

"A little known secret, or not so secret to some, about the the Hamptons is the high rate of substance use," Kym Laube noted.

"I love theaters. I'm a theater girl," she told Hamptons.com "I started out thinking I was going to go into acting and did a little bit in my late teens/early 20s."

"In one sense, this story is about a hawk who, witnessing his natural habitat 'lost,' adapts to new surroundings, and makes his home in the crosshairs of an urban frontier, New York City," stated Roz Dimon.

Under the Tree, directed by Hafsteinn Gunnar Sigurðsson, was named Best Narrative Feature.

"Both features are currently available for US Distribution, and certainly have exciting journeys ahead of them," Anne Chaisson shared.