Arts

"Having legendary screenwriter/director Paul Schrader join us for the screening of First Reformed is just thrilling for the new Cinema," April Gornik reflected.

"Really excited for our first show at Bay Street Theater for 2019," says longtime All Star host Joseph Vecsey. "We have been doing this show for about 9 years and every year it gets better and better."

"This up and coming Canadian contemporary bluegrass band plays with authority and passion, respecting musical roots while pushing the envelope," Alice Clark noted.

"We are excited to organize an event that will not only support the arts but will also give the community a fun opportunity to get together, enjoy the work of our local artists and write their dreams on our interactive wall of dreams while sipping hot chocolate!" Anahi DeCanio expressed.

The production was the best of what local theater can be; a combination of great acting with really good material, presented at a Broadway level - all at a very affordable price.

The first five minutes of the play Reasons To Be Pretty, now being presented by Center Stage at the Southampton Cultural Center, will get your attention perhaps as no play, movie or show ever has.

"These photographs by Fred McDarrah give us an extraordinary glimpse into the cultural milieu of the '60s and '70s, and an intimate view of some of the most important artists of the time," said Alicia Longwell.

"Some of the work is literally a splash of water other works hope to make a splash in with there vibrant colors or unique choice of media," Andrea McCafferty and Kat O'Neill relayed. "Maybe a prominent display or a dash or stroke of color."

"In what may be their final season at their summer home on Golden Pond, Norman and Ethel Thayer contend with their present circumstances while reflecting on their relationships: to each other, to family, to aging, and to a life and a place defined by love," Terry Brennan, HTC General Manager, noted.

"LaBute celebrates the 'uncommonness' of common speech in Reasons to be Pretty," Joan M. Lyons explained.