Arts

"The Story Circle aims to create a space for sharing and listening and to bring together our communities at the Parrish," said Corinne Erni.

The continuous roar of pure laughter left no doubt that this provoking and shocking play is pure comedy.

"We applaud all their teachers who inspire, nurture and continue to cultivate the creative process," said Andrea Grover.

"This is hottest event of the winter art scene in the Hamptons," said Karyn Mannix.

"I am looking forward to helping the students work on tone, listen to each other, learn to work with each other, support one another," said Bakithi Kumalo. "I want them to enjoy themselves. It's all about having fun!" 

"Everyone can relate to the joys and sorrows in these six women's lives, how we all persevere in times of hardship, and keep a positive outlook on the future," explained Barbara Mattson.

"This season Michael Disher and I wrangled for months over the season lineup of productions," remarked Director, Joan M. Lyons. "We've stepped out of our usual box a bit with The Money Shot as it's not the typical type of production we've been known for in the past."

"Herzog unravels the details slowly, with uncommon narrative skill," noted a reviewer for Time. "Everything about 4000 Miles seems fresh, particularized, plausible."

The Online Art Gallery and Consultation Service specializes in local Hamptons artists.

"I'm thrilled to be joining the unique small business owners of Sag Harbor," remarked Sara Nightingale, gallery owner. "My first exhibition is a good example of what you can expect from the gallery going forward: art that is relevant to the greater community beyond just the art world."