Arts

"What inspired me was I wanted to give an opportunity for young people to have a forum in a gallery on the East End - to have a show," said ILLE Arts Gallery owner Sara DeLuca.

"When I draw in my journals my anxious mind relaxes and what comes forth often times are the interests and fears of my youth," said Mark S. Fisher.

Besides thrilling you with an amazing theater experience, it will introduce you to some actors who have stardom in their immediate future.

"We gave up our freedom at the thought of being better than somebody else," Jones said about the experiment.

"I will be joined by Sarah Green, Jean Schroeder and Paul Brokaw to perform a Benefit Concert for The Retreat," noted Fred Raimondo.

"We are looking forward to stocking our new space with an even more comprehensive selection of artist materials for all media," shared Nancy Rowan and Michael Weisman.

"We know there is a desire for excellent programming year-round and are thrilled with the response we have received from the community both in concert attendance and philanthropic support," shared Executive Director Michael Lawrence.

"I have long been fascinated by Robert Frank's work," shared Corinne Erni, Parrish Art Museum Curator of Special Projects. "He wasn't afraid to push the boundaries as a photographer and filmmaker.

"While we are going to miss the Sag Harbor community, we are excited to open the new gallery," said Eve Gianni Corio.

Director Edward Brennan is presenting Slade's (who also wrote Fatal Attraction) play with all the "bells and whistles" of a high priced Broadway show.