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A chilling new facet of the Holocaust - MV Times (opens the original)
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This weekend, longtime Vineyard theater artist Scott Barrow directs the documentary play “Here There Are Blueberries” at the Martha’s Vineyard Playhouse. This project is meaningful to him not only for its compelling story, but because it is a kind of homecoming. Barrow’s relationship to the Playhouse goes back 30 years. Just out of Brandeis, he performed at the Amphitheater in “Twelfth Night,” alongside Vineyard native Brian Ditchfield. Barrow and Ditchfield have been close friends ever since, e
Looking back at the Island 50 years ago - MV Times (opens the original)
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On Tuesday evening, Circuit Arts presented a 50th-anniversary screening of Susanna Styron’s documentary “Suspended Sentence,” about off-season life on Martha’s Vineyard in 1976. The black-and-white 25-minute doc, filmed less than two years after “Jaws” came out, depicts the bleak beauty of the natural world and the reality of Island life. Without chyrons or subtitles, the piece is cinema verité, immersive, and — for the majority of Tuesday’s audience — full of familiar faces, from Everett Poole
Everybody dance now - MV Times (opens the original)
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For the 30th August in a row, the singular, joyful Built on Stilts returns to Union Chapel in Oak Bluffs. For those who’ve never had the delight of encountering it, Built on Stilts is an open-to-anyone, free-for-all happening. Founded chiefly as a modern dance performance, it has grown to include drag, tap, hip-hop, ballet, jazz, poetry, singer-songwriters, structured improv, comedy, audience participation, line-dancing senior citizens, adorable kids, and even, yes, stilts. Anyone who wants to p
Celebrating Brooke Adams and Tony Shalhoub - MV Times (opens the original)
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On Tuesday, July 7, under a stormy sky, the Ag Hall was ablaze with light and energy, as Circuit Arts held its third annual Martha’s Vineyard Arts Icon Awards. Brooke Adams and Tony Shalhoub – actors and long-time seasonal residents of the Island – were celebrated during an evening that included sumptuous hours d’oeuvres and a delicious multi-course meal by Quitsa Kitchen. Brian Ditchfield, executive director of Circuit Arts, welcomed the crowd with a brief history of the organization, which he
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