For the first time in nearly 20 years, the Paul Taylor Dance Company is coming to The Music Hall on September 10 to perform a choreographic blend of signature Taylor pieces as well as a new work. In anticipation of the company’s arrival on our historical stage, and in an effort to incite excitement for those attending, I revisited the company’s documentary, Dancemaker. Read More
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The Music Hall is thrilled to welcome the Paul Taylor Dance Company back to Portsmouth on Sat., September 10. One of the most dynamic, best-known modern dance ensembles, the Company will do more than just perform; while they are here, they will offer a special workshop to provide students in the University of New Hampshire's dance program with the opportunity to engage with world-class professional dancers.Read More
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They say High Noon is popular with presidents: Reportedly, it was the favorite movie of Ronald Reagan, G.W. Bush, and Bill Clinton, who allegedly screened it 17 times during his tenure. Being the commander in chief of the free world is a lonely job – Clinton joked that the White House is “the crown jewel in the federal penal system.” Read More
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The 1950s saw a rash of films about show biz. Some were light-hearted (Singin’ in the Rain, The Band Wagon). Others told a darker tale (Sunset Blvd., All About Eve, A Star is Born).Read More
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In 1947, two movies dealing with anti-Semitism were released just four months apart. First came Crossfire in July, followed by Gentleman’s Agreement in November. Both films were critical hits. Both racked up Oscar nominations (13 between them). Both are worthy of your time.Read More
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