Arts

"I was inspired to write 'Am I a Unicorn?' by the thousands of children that I've met over the years at school visits and book events," said author Stephanie Sorkin.

What made this show a winner was not only the quality of Errico's talents, or that she was flawless in her presentation of the songs, but it was the way she bantered in between the songs.

"We are so grateful for, moved and inspired by the tremendous outpouring of support and contributions to our auction campaign," shared Paolo Bartolani.

"I believe that this is the first Hamptons Christmas song," he told Hamptons.com. "I know it is a special song about a special place at a most special time of the year."

"Without the efforts of all of the East End fire departments that responded to the call on 12/16/2020, there would have been no cinema to rebuild--let alone a downtown Sag Harbor!" Jamie Hook noted.

"We thought we will make a holiday radio plan, because we have done readings like that for the library in the past, and we thought let's do that, with the COVID protocols," Botsford told us.

"The kids are wonderful, talented, and these shows are important to them, the school and the community," Luppi told Hamptons.com.

"We're very lucky that we adapted quickly at the onset of the pandemic to livestreaming events," reflected Julienne Penza-Boone. "This will be a festive and fun show to kick up your heels and relive the magic of Motown."

"I think the most satisfying part was bringing to life stories that have been told before, and making sure we included the aspects of the social, political kind of landscape in a dance film - because that is not often done," Wong told us.

"Some of the most ambitious artists, ceramics and furniture makers throughout the 20th century were really trying to take their medium out of craft and bridge it with art," Design Specialist Kimberly Sorensen told us.