Arts

"This concert will be an intimate and upbeat show and a joyful return home from a performer who has become a legend throughout Europe," said Kirsten C. Lonnie.

"Working with CRUSH Curatorial is a deeply collaborative experience which is why I wanted to bring a more interactive exhibition to the Amagansett gallery. There is nothing more binding or alienating than eating, which is the subject of investigation for Eat/ing Your Heart Out," said curator Molly Surno.

"Poets Jeffery Conway, David Trinidad, and myself take scenes from the film Valley of the Dolls - and in a tribute to Dante - break them into cantos whereas they go off on numerous tangents inspired by the film," shared Gillian McCain.

"It's been a long-time dream of board member, Greg Donohue and The Montauk Historical Society to present a concert on the Lighthouse grounds," said event manager and spokesperson, Bill Ayasse.

"I shot visuals of my subjects first, in a place they said to feel most themselves, and interviewed them last because I wanted the videos to feel separated (and yet brought together) by how their identity is viewed publicly and how they truly view themselves as ," said Sailor Brinkley Cook.

"We are thrilled to present this extraordinary cast in reading Eric Bentley's monumental script composed of actual testimonies taken during the hearings," shared Barbara-Jo Howard.

"14 musicals in ten years - it's been quite the musical journey!" shared Center Stage Director Michael Disher.

"This diverse array of films, many with local ties, are sure to be some of the most talked about films at this year's Festival," noted David Nugent.

"Every brushstroke, color, element, or scratch as symbols of the marks left behind by life events and the passage of time," DeCanio shared.

"This truly has been a richly, rewarding experience and I couldn't be more excited to share this community-driven work with the public," said Kendra Mace Clark.