It’s always a good thing when you can go watch weird people in weird costumes doing amazing aerobatics.
The Montauk Yacht Club with Patricia Watt and Ron Glucksman, producers of “The Astaire Awards”, “Love, Janis” and “Blitzkrieg: The Hadissidic Wrestling Musical”, will present Cirque Sublime for one night only at The Montauk Yacht Club, on Saturday, September 26 with dinner, dancing and a Fellini-esque circus begins at 7:30 pm.
At Cirque Sublime, The Mistress of Ceremonies invites you to a fantastically sensual, Fellini-esque circus set to music featuring performers from around the world.
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Davis Guggenheim (director of “It Might Get Loud”), Elisabeth Shue, Kim Raver (Lipstick Jungle), Emily Mortimer, Lisa Robinson (Senior Music Editor from Vanity Fair), Roger Waters (Pink Floyd), Christie Brinkley, Jay McInerney, Stephen Gaghan (”Traffic”), Lucy Sykes, Rory Kennedy
Sounds fun right? It is. HAMPTONS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL CONTINUES ITS FIRST “SUMMER DOCS” SERIES WITH “IT MIGHT GET LOUD” set for July 31. Event starts at 8 p.m. at Guild Hall in East Hampton.
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Bay Street Theatre is offering up an American Premiere of the excellent show ‘DINNER’ July 7-Aug. 2 and you should def check this one out. It’s a lot of fun. Nothing is quite like for a night at the theater in Sag Harbor, the stage there is fantastic. Get involved!
Click here to reach the Bay Street Box Office.
Above photo by Gary Mamay. From left to right: Laura Campbell, Reed Birney, Daniel Gerroll,(standing), Mercedes Ruehl, Eric Walton (standing), Brian Hutchison, J. Smith-Cameron
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It doesn’t get much cuter than the performing arts camp that West Hampton Beach Performing Arts Center is offering up. They are running new camps in the next couple of weeks. Check out this link if you want to get your kids signed up.
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Jessica Ellwood as Susy, Phil Eberhardt as Roat. - Tom Kochie photos.
WAIT UNTIL DARK runs at the Quogue Community Hall on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 and Sundays at 2:30 through February 1. Reservations and information: 631-653-8955 or www.hamptontheatre.org.
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Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor is inviting the public to come down to the theater on Tuesday to watch the inauguration of President-Elect Obama on their big flat screen television. It will be free to the public.
Are you pumped?
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Saturday, July 12 at 8:00pm
Guild Hall, in association with the Jewish Center, presents Comedienne Judy Gold
At the Jewish Center of the Hamptons
Gold performs her electric stand-up, which The New York Times calls “fiercely funny, honest and moving.” She was awarded two Emmys for writing and producing “The Rosie O’Donnell Show” and nominated twice for The American Comedy Award’s funniest female stand-up. $40/ $35 Members of Guild Hall and Jewish Center
For tickets, call Guild Hall’s Box Office at 631-324-4050, Thursday to Sunday from 11 am to 5 pm. As of July 10, hours are Monday-Sunday, 11am-5pm. Tickets are also available 24/7 at www.guildhall.org or www.Theatermania.com; or calling Theatermania at 1-866-811-4111.
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It was one exciting night at the Rainbow Room in New York City where the heads of East Hampton’s Guild Hall presented Mel Brooks, Angela LaGreca, Joe Pintauro, David Salle, and Robert F.X. Sillerman with lifetime achievement awards. The party was a smashing success, with Alec Baldwin and Mercedes Ruehl saying hello to everyone amidst the art decco styled Rainbow Room. Mel Brooks, looking better then ever, gave an acceptance speech that had the audience nearly falling over from laughing so hard. Second in line for best speech was Robert F.X. Sillerman, who joked about how the main reason he had won his award was because him and Mel Brooks work together with Young Frankenstein. “You can call Mel directly at 1-800-Mel-Brooks, he answers every call,” said Sillerman, the guy who pretty much owns all of the rights to American Idol, Elvis and Mohammad Ali, and has donated millions to the revamping of Guild Hall.
All of us here are just can’t wait to see the new rennovations done courtesy of East Hampton builder Ben Krupinski, who donated over a million dollars worth of construction to revamping the theatre.
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Why is Sarah Jessica Parker so likeable and such a hard working Hollywood actress? None of us here can tell, but we all just love her. We just heard today that East Hamptoite Sarah Jessica Parker is heading back to Broadway even after all of the work she has put into the new Sex And The City Movie! Sarah is going to be Italian flight attendant in the show Boeing Boeing, starting up in April at NYC’s Longacre Theater.
What is the secret to her figure? None of us know, but we’re sure it has something to do with the beaches of Amagansett.
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What are the theater lovers of the Hamptons talking about the most these days? Southampton Cultural Center’s winter production of “The Fantasticks” beginning February 8 and running through the 24th. With music by Harvey Schmidt and Lyrics by Tom Jones, you won’t want to miss the show.
Tickets are $18 bucks, $15 for students and seniors.
Get in touch right now with the Southampton Cultural Center to request a ticket by emailing scc@southamptonculturalcenter.org or call 631-287-4377. Fridays and Saturday shows are at 7 p.m. Sunday shows are at 2 p.m. We’ll see you there.
It’s gonna be FANTASTIC!
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