Arts

Director Noah Himmelstein has created a chemistry that ignites Mr. Tolins' characters' words, thoughts and ideas, into an actual very visual and fluently talking reality.

"Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike," the Drama Desk and Tony Award-Winning comedy by Christopher Durang, will be the fourth and final play of the Hampton Theatre Company's 2015-2016 season.

"Access Parrish is designed to provide a positive, shared experience among varied needs youth and adults, their caregivers, and Parrish educators," said Cara Conklin-Wingfield.

"In this quiet and intimate setting you really get to know the musician and get a sense of their creative process and what inspired them to write their songs," explained Nancy Remkus.

"Our summer music program brings together performers of diverse musical persuasions and encourages all ages to dance, dine, socialize or just enjoy the fresh air and the cool tunes," said Andrea Grover.

"Have you looked at our summer line up? Why wouldn't you be eager to come to the PAC!?," remarked Erin Young, Assistant to the Executive Director at the WHBPAC.

"These talented artists have won awards, had their work displayed in New York City and many other publications," remarked Danielle Leef.

"I've been coming to the Hamptons since I was a kid and I have a house in Sag Harbor," explained Betts.

"What we want our audience to take away from Mr. Morgan's show is a shortness of breath, a side pain from laughing so much and of course a great experience," said Erin Young.

Anne Weissman, the show's director, is excited for this "absolutely fantastic fine arts show. It is well-received every year and we work hard to keep the show fresh."