I’d be lying if I said I kept my cool when Judy Blume walked into the Music Hall. Clutching my paperback copy of In the Unlikely Event, I watched her greet the rest of the event staff, smiling and shaking hands, her petite frame seeming to illuminate the dark backstage.Read More
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When we booked Margo Price at The Music Hall’s intimate Loft we were thrilled that she would be making her Portsmouth debut at our theater!Read More
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I’m a sucker for a good beach read, and this weekend, as I was packing up my beach bag, I noticed that the two books that I grabbed were by two of the three authors coming to The Music Hall this month. Once the weather gets warmer, I find that I gravitate to fun fluffy books. Thankfully, for my reading habits our Writers Series is packed full of great summer reads this month.Read More
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Every time I tell someone that I work at The Music Hall, they ask me what my favorite thing that I’ve seen at the theater. I always respond that it’s hard to pick because each one is a favorite for a different reason. Today, as we end the season, I thought I would share some favorite memories from this past season.Read More
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Blending folk, soul, blues, and Appalachian traditional elements into a refreshingly timeless sound that sits outside any particular musical era, Valerie June stands in a long and storied line of unique performers in Memphis, a city with a still vibrant music scene even into the 21st century. Deputy Director of Programming, Thérèse LaGamma, caught up with her before her recent performance at The Music Hall.Read More
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Why Should I be a member of The Music Hall? This is by far the question that we get asked the most often and there are a lot of great benefits for being a part of our community. The easy answer is that members get to buy their tickets before anyone else, giving you access to tickets to see artists like Sarah McLachlan and Lyle Lovett.Read More
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