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Hamptons Doc Fest executive director Jacqui Lofaro and artistic director Karen Arikian announced that three of the documentary feature films and one documentary short film screened at this year’s 18th annual Hamptons Doc Fest, December 5-11, and one screened last year were named in December to the Oscars Shortlist of 15 films in the Documentary Feature Film category...

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Philanthropist, TV host, author and longtime supporter and chairwoman of the Viennese Opera Ball Jean Shafiroff hosted and underwrote a reception with over 100 guests at her New York residence to officially kick off the 70th Annual Viennese Opera Ball, one of New York’s oldest and most prestigious white-tie galas celebrating Austrian culture, diplomacy, and the enduring friendship...

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Merry Good Enough is a 2023 holiday film new to Amazon Prime this season, starring actors Raye Levine Spielberg, and her husband Sawyer Spielberg. They are both known in the East End community for their contributions to the local performing arts scene. Together with Caroline Keene, who directed the picture and scripted it (with Dan Kennedy), they discussed with...

The Board of HamptonsFilm announced today that Bob Feinberg has been appointed as the Executive Director.

This past week, the 18th Annual Hamptons Doc Fest screened 33 films over eight days. A local favorite, the festival featured gripping documentary films alongside workshops for budding filmmakers.

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Rosemary Cline is presently the 6th President of the Hampton Theatre Company and will be participating in their production of "A Christmas Carol: A Live Radio Play" that is being performed at the Quogue Community Hall on Friday, December 12, at 7pm, Saturday, December 13 at 2:30pm, and Sunday, December 14 at 2:30pm.

The Southampton Playhouse, located at 43 Hill Street in Southampton, has quickly reestablished itself as one of the East End’s most vibrant cultural spaces. After an extensive renovation and a reimagining of its mission, the beloved historic theater is once again bringing people together through film, conversation, and community.