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There are many reasons to go see the production of “Bob & Jean, A Love Story,” now playing at the Bay Street Theater. The new play by Robert Schenkkan (who attended this performance) opened to a standing ovation this past weekend and will run until June 15th. It is the first show of Bay Street Theater’s 2025 MainStage...

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Summer in the Hamptons isn't complete without a fun outdoor movie night at Main Beach or Herrick Park! Check out the list!

On June 17th and 18th, the tenth North Fork TV Festival will be hosted in Greenport. The North Fork TV Festival has always been an evolving, fluid event—just like the medium it honors. Every year, the festival’s founder, Noah Doyle, tinkers with the mechanics of the event to improve its impact and relevance. Judging by its growing success...

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The Hampton Theatre Company’s production of Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? opened Memorial Day weekend to a standing ovation at the Quogue Community Hall. In this powerful finale to their 40th season, Director George A. Loizides masterfully creates an intense, pulsating drama brought vividly to life by world-class performances from a cast led by Andrew Botsford...

The reopening of the Sunset Theater marks a new chapter for a historically cherished cultural venue in Westhampton Beach, originally built in 1927. After what Founder and Managing Director Inge Debyser described as an extensive three-year renovation, the beloved movie theater officially reopened its doors at 2 Brook Road on Friday, April 25.

It's Memorial Day Weekend in The Hamptons! So many pop-ups, collaborations, and more! Check out more events on our calendar!

Eric Kohn is the Artistic Director of the Southampton Playhouse with a vision. He was kind enough to talk with Hamptons.com during the Playhouse's First Annual Gary Cooper Film Festival, which was a success. He said, "This is a new chapter for the Southampton Playhouse, but it's also a continuation of where we came from."