Arts

A Raisin in the Sun is an explosive fireball of drama that left the audience standing and cheering as one.

"Our productions foster creativity, teamwork and blend together multi-generational artists who are at various levels in their performing arts expertise," Kasia Klimiuk shared.

"The exhibition is intended to parallel the Parrish Art Museum's 'Artists Choose Artists' show, which opened last weekend," Sara Nightingale explained. "The parameters were that the artists had to be local and had to be people who had never shown at the gallery before."

"A perfect blending of the three arts - each one expressing the other," Romany Kramoris said.

"There are so many different things that excite me about playing 'Annie' - it is so much fun being able to sing these incredible, emotional, famous songs that everyone recognizes and loves," Whiting told Hamptons.com.

"Solar Impressions and International Masters is perhaps the largest and most significant printmaking adventure to ever happen on Long Island," Dan Welden reflected.

"I feel enormously privileged and honored to be able to help her bring her story to light in this way," Walton Hamilton told Hamptons.com.

"Dreams are a huge important thing for me and I hope that is something we can really highlight in this production, what it is to have a dream and to feel like you can never attain it," Fort said was important to convey.

"This will be a full blown version of Love & Passion with music and LOVE LETTER readings," Karyn Mannix shared.

"I probably wouldn't be the artist I am if I hadn't spent the amount of time I have with each sibling," Wayans told us about collaborating with his famous family members.