

Submissions Open for 5th Annual Veterans’ 10-Minute Playwrighting Contest
Submissions are open for Salem State Theatre’s 5th Annual Veterans 10-Minute Play Festival through June 1, 2023. Selected works will be presented November 9, 10 and 11, 2023. Designated a Military Friendly School by G.I. Jobs, a Top College and University by Military Advanced Education, and a Best for Vets College by Military Times, Salem State values our military connected


SeaView will lift your spirits and remind you of your humanity
By Easton Mills Key art by Matthew Eriksen of Good Brand Partners Beverly’s North Shore Music Theatre hosted the staged reading of Nate Bertone’s (Letters from War) newest play on Tuesday, December 13th for a sold out house of North Shore locals. The SeaView Nursing Home For The Newly Deceased centers on six freshly dead spirits and their experience inside


NSMT presents A Benefit Reading Of Nate Bertone’s Newest Play
The reading of THE SEAVIEW NURSING HOME FOR THE NEWLY DECEASED will occur on December 13, 2022 at 7PM – Tickets on sale now. In March of 2020, as the world shut down to fight a global pandemic, and little was known about what we were then calling Coronavirus, Karen Nascembeni, the General Manager of the North Shore Music Theatre (NSMT)


North Shore Music Theatre to present A CHRISTMAS CAROL
New England’s Brightest Holiday Tradition Returns To North Shore Music Theatre ‘a Christmas Carol’ A Musical Ghost Story 31st ANNUAL PRODUCTION December 1 – 23, 2022 – Tickets on sale now Get Tickets The Holiday Season will light up once again when Bill Hanney’s North Shore Music Theatre (NSMT) presents the area’s largest and most beloved production of A


Malone, Adams Shine in NSMT’S KINKY BOOTS
North Shore Music Theatre’s KINKY BOOTS to run from October 25 – November 6, 2022 – Tickets on sale now at www.nsmt.org. By Easton Mills Nothing in the world could’ve prepared the good people of the North Shore to see legendary producer Bill Hanney rise up through the stage in thigh high sparkly red stilettos last night for the opening


Tune In to the Sounds of Silence with SSU’S SMALL MOUTH SOUNDS
By Easton Mills Salem State University’s production of SMALL MOUTH SOUNDS will play again this weekend from October 27-30. Get Tickets Here. It was at the Maverick Concert Hall in New York City in 1952 when pianist David Tudor set a timer, sat down to a piano, and didn’t play a note for four minutes and 33 seconds. The ambient


Get Stabby this Weekend with CCP’s DEATHTRAP
By Easton Mills Ira Levin’s DEATHTRAP, originally opened on Broadway in 1978, is a self-referential field full of hidden landmines. So covered in plot twists and sudden switches, the play insists on having you disbelieve your own eyes and follow the players down a dark and dismal rabbit hole from which they never recover, and it’s possible you won’t as


KINKY BOOTS Coming to North Shore Music Theatre Oct. 25
THE TONY® AWARD-WINNING BEST MUSICAL ‘KINKY BOOTS’ WILL STRUT ITS STUFF ON STAGE AT NORTH SHORE MUSIC THEATRE. October 25 – November 6, 2022 – Tickets on sale now at www.nsmt.org Audiences can expect to feel the energy, joy, and laughter when Bill Hanney’s award-winning North Shore Music Theatre (NSMT) presents KINKY BOOTS, the freshest, most fabulous, feel-good musical and the winner of


LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS To Open At North Shore Music Theatre On September 20
September 20 – October 2, 2022 – Tickets on sale now! Just in time for the season of spooky happenings, Bill Hanney’s award-winning North Shore Music Theatre (NSMT) will present LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, the deviously delicious sci-fi musical that has devoured the hearts of theatre goers for over 30 years. LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS is open for business on


Exploring the Hawthorne/Melville Connection with REWRITTEN
Salem State’s Center for Creative and Performing Arts will open its 2022 fall season with ReWritten, Friday, September 16 at 7:30 pm in the Sophia Gordon Center at 356 Lafayette Street. Get Tickets Here ReWritten is an immersive multi-disciplinary performance that explores the intimate relationship between authors Nathaniel Hawthorne and Herman Melville. Moving between their lives, work, and remaining letters,