September 2019 Magazine

ALREADY ON SALE!

INTIMATELY YOURS STEEL PULSE

Tue., September 24 • 7:30pm • Historic Theater • $36; $49

For 40 years, Steel Pulse has been bettering mankind through reggae music—exciting, elevating, and entertaining fans with deftly placed horns, guitars, and strings for a thumping groove.

THE MUSIC HALL PRESENTS DANCE PARTY DJ LOGIC WITH OPENER: DJ SKOOCH

Sat., October 5 • 8pm • Historic Theater • $25; $28

Dance and listen on the historic stage to the beats of two great DJs! Don’t miss out on this rare chance to be a part of the action and let loose!

WILDCARD ROGER WATERS: US + THEM

Fri., October 4

• 7pm • Historic Theater

$15 (no passes)

Roger Waters, co-founder, creative force, and songwriter behind Pink Floyd, presents his highly anticipated film, featuring state-of-the-art visual production and breathtaking sound in this unmissable cinema event.

WRITERS ON A NEW ENGLAND STAGE MICHAEL CONNELLY

Wed., October 23 • 7pm • Historic Theater • $13.75 plus cost of book*

From #1 New York Times bestselling author and Bosch executive producer Michael Connelly, Harry Bosch and LAPD Detective Renée Ballard come together again on the murder case that obsessed Bosch’s mentor.

LIVE AT THE LOFT JOHN GORKA

Fri., February 7 • 8pm • Loft • $25

John Gorka returns to his roots with So Dark You See, his most compelling and traditional album to date and widely praised as some of his finest work.

INNOVATION + LEADERSHIP ON SCREEN RIGS TO REEFS

Thu., November 21 • 7pm • Loft • $13

Two marine scientists, Amber Sparks and Emily Hazelwood, go on an epic journey across Malaysia and back to California as they explore the potential that oil and gas platforms may serve as artificial reefs. A Q&A and discussion will follow the film.

NAT’L THEATRE OF LONDON HD BROADCAST ALL MY SONS Sun., January 19 • 1pm • Historic Theater $20; $15 for 18 & under

Academy Award-winner Sally Field (Steel Magnolias, Brothers & Sisters) and Bill Pullman (The Sinner, Independence Day) star in Arthur Miller’s blistering drama All My Sons

*Check website for ticket package details

FIRST SATURDAY NEW SHOWS ON SALE!

Our “First Saturday” on-sale event for members is Saturday, September 7. The following NEW shows go on sale to members at 10am for walk-up, at noon for phone and internet sales. To become a member, go online to TheMusicHall.org or contact Jess Bunker at 603.766.2176 or JBunker@themusichall.org.

RENTAL PARTNERS

INTIMATELY YOURS TROMBONE SHORTY & ORLEANS AVENUE Sun., October 13 • 7pm • Historic Theater • $62; $72; $85

With vocals that sound better than ever, Grammy-nominee Trombone Shorty offers his most heartfelt album yet—a whirlwind of breezy and upbeat tunes, with jazz-soul seeped in every song.

On sale to non-members Monday, September 9

Warren Miller Entertainment WARREN MILLER’S “TIMELESS” PRESENTED BY VOLKSWAGEN Thu., November 7 • 7:30pm; Fri., November 8 • 6:30pm & 9:30pm; Sat., November 9 • 4pm & 7pm • Historic Theater

Another Tequila Sunrise, LLC presents AN EVENING OF EAGLES MUSIC Sat., January 25 • 7:30pm • Historic Theater

CURATOR’S CORNER

GO BACK TO SCHOOL IN THE PURSUIT OF TRUTH

BRITTANY WASON, LITERARY

COORDINATOR & CONTENT MANAGER

Despite some time away from the classroom, September always marks “back to school” for me. And I can’t think of a better way to send your brain back to school than hearing from two great literary minds: Malcolm Gladwell and Michael Patrick Lynch.

On September 13, Malcolm Gladwell will take us on one of his signature intellectual adventures in Talking to Strangers, going from deception and death to scandal and strategy with historic and psychological data. The host of the popular podcast Revisionist History and author of many influential books including The Tipping Point and David and Goliath, Malcolm suggests that something is very wrong with how we interact with strangers, but he offers us this new guidebook to smarter choices. Make it a whole day of learning and come to TEDxPortsmouth!

Michael Patrick Lynch’s research and writing on technology and the internet’s effect on our brains come together in his latest book, The KnowIt-All Society. Michael was last here with The Internet of Us and is an experienced TED speaker—he has been heralded as the “philosopher of truth” by Jill Lepore for a reason. I have it on good authority (*cough* Patricia Lynch *cough*) that this is an impactful and insightful book, so I wouldn’t miss out on this lesson if I were you. Join us on September 24 for a deep dive into core ideas around overconfidence, political atmosphere, and social media’s impact on truth.

And while we’re on the topic of learning, if you’re interested in writing, film, or producing, do not miss The Perks of Being a Wallflower author and acclaimed director Stephen Chbosky on October 2. Stephen has been busy writing screenplays and directing blockbusters, but he finally wrote his long-awaited second novel, the first in 20 years and a book the publishing world can’t stop talking about!

ON STAGE

INTIMATELY YOURS STEEL PULSE

Tue., September 24 • 7:30pm • Historic Theater • $36; $49

For 40 years, Steel Pulse has been bettering mankind through reggae music—exciting, elevating, and entertaining fans with deftly placed horns, guitars, and strings for a thumping groove.

SERIES SPONSORS:

EVENING SPONSORS: Clear Eye Photo, Harbor Advisory Corporation

ON STAGE

WRITERS ON A NEW ENGLAND STAGE MALCOLM

Fri., September 13

GLADWELL

• 7:30pm • Historic Theater • $43.75 includes book and ticket*

From the #1 bestselling author and host of the podcast Revisionist History, a powerful examination of our interactions with strangers—and why they often go wrong.

WRITERS ON A NEW ENGLAND STAGE IS A PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN:

PRESENTING SPONSORS:

SERIES SPONSORS: Piscataqua Landscaping & Tree Service

MEDIA PARTNER:

EVENING SPONSORS:

Daystar; oHive; Weekender House

TELLURIDE BY THE SEA FILM FESTIVAL

Friday, September 20 - Sunday, September 22

Patron Pass: $220 (SOLD OUT); Weekend Pass: $100; Individual Tickets: $20

Nine films. Three days. One weekend festival of new movies fresh from their debuts at Colorado’s Telluride Film Festival. Films will be announced and individual tickets will go on sale Labor Day weekend.

PRESENTING SPONSOR:

FILM SPONSORS:

The District; Jackson Lewis P.C.; La

Navarre; The Portsmouth Brewery

ON STAGE

LIVE AT THE LOFT SUNNY WAR

Fri., September 6 8pm Loft $15

LA-based street singer, guitarist, and roots music revolutionary Sunny War brings her prodigious guitar work, incisive songwriting, and dazzling folk-punk style to Portsmouth.

PRESENTING

SPONSOR:

LIVE AT THE LOFT CHRIS STAPLES

Sat., September 7 8pm Loft $12

Multi-instrumentalist Chris Staples’s songs are narratives that are plainspoken and universal, with simple, disarming arrangements and delicate melodies that seem to float on air.

Live Free Print & Frame MEDIA PARTNERS:

LIVE AT THE LOFT ROBBIE FULKS

Sat., September 28 • 8pm • Loft • $20

Grammy-nominated Robbie Fulks continues to write soulful music, earning Best Of list recognition in Rolling Stone and appearing on award-winning TV and radio programs with his folk-roots songs.

PRESENTING

SPONSOR:

PRESENTING SPONSOR:

LIVE AT THE LOFT MAX HATT / EDDA GLASS

Sun., September 29 • 7pm • Loft • $22

Max Hatt / Edda Glass’s award-winning original music and unique interpretations of American and Brazilian standards evoke a world that leaves audiences with a feeling both light and deep.

Live Free Print & Frame MEDIA PARTNERS:

PRESENTING SPONSOR:

Free Print & Frame MEDIA PARTNERS:

ON STAGE

INNOVATION + LEADERSHIP MICHAEL PATRICK LYNCH

Tue., September 24 • 7pm • Loft

$41 includes book and beverage*

This thought-provoking work holds a mirror up to American culture to show that we are becoming a culture of dogmatic know-it-alls—and offers solutions for how we can reverse this dangerous trend.

PRESENTING SPONSOR:

SERIES SPONSORS:

Atlantic Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine; Bangor Savings Bank

MEDIA PARTNER:

INNOVATION + LEADERSHIP CREATIVEMORNINGS

PKX

Fri., September 27 • 8:30am • Loft • Free, RSVP required

CreativeMornings Portsmouth is a local chapter of the global breakfast lecture series for the creative community. Every meeting features a local speaker on the month’s topic, with breakfast snacks & drinks provided.

PRESENTING SPONSOR:

SERIES SPONSORS: Atlantic Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine; Bangor Savings Bank

MEDIA PARTNER:

HILARITY MATT BRAUNGER

Fri., September 27 • 8pm • Loft • $22

Best of Fest, headlining comedian Matt Braunger has performed on late-night talk shows and comedy festivals around the country, in addition to his Netflix special, Big, Dumb Animal

SERIES SPONSORS:

ON SCREEN HISTORIC THEATER

Film tickets: $13 Adults; $10 Seniors 60+, Students, Military, & First Responders

EXTRAORDINARY CINEMA

EXTRAORDINARY CINEMA

SERIES SPONSOR:

See Calendar on page 14 for Show & Tell Discussions

PRESENTING

CINEMA SPONSOR:

DAVID CROSBY: REMEMBER MY NAME

8/30 • 3pm; 8/30, 8/31, 9/3, 9/4, 9/5 • 7pm; 9/1• 4pm

R • 1h 35m • US

You thought you knew him. Meet David Crosby now in this portrait of a man with everything but an easy retirement on his mind. With unflinching honesty, selfexamination, regret, fear, exuberance, and an unshakable belief in family and the transformative nature of music, Crosby shares his often challenging journey.

YESTERDAY PG13 • 1h 56m • UK

9/6 • 3pm; 9/6, 9/7, 9/10, 9/11, 9/12 • 7pm

New from director Danny Boyle (Slumdog Millionaire, Steve Jobs). Jack Malik (Himesh Patel, BBC’s Eastenders) is a struggling singer-songwriter in a tiny English seaside town whose dreams of fame are rapidly fading, despite the fierce devotion and support of his childhood best friend, Ellie (Lily James, Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again). Then, after a freak bus accident during a mysterious global blackout, Jack wakes up to discover that The Beatles have never existed...and he finds himself with a very complicated problem, indeed.

LINDA RONSTADT: THE SOUND OF MY VOICE

9/14, 9/17, 9/18, 9/19 • 7pm; 9/15 • 4pm

NR • 1h 35m • US

A musical biography of one of the most versatile female singers of the 20th century—and one of the most successful recording artists of all time. At the height of unprecedented success, Ronstadt, a restless and adventurous artist, turned away from pop music to explore an astonishing variety of musical styles, from American standards to country to classical operetta before circling back to her family roots with traditional Mexican canciones. Withstanding constant pressure from a risk-averse industry, Linda insisted on following her musical instincts.

BLINDED BY THE LIGHT

PG13 • 1h 57m • US

9/25, 9/26, 9/27, 10/1 • 7pm, 9/27 • 3pm

When music fanatic Javed discovers the illustrious back catalog of The Boss his world is turned upside down; already a creative soul, his passion for music and writing is set alight by the songs of the working-class poet, whose lyrics feel all too familiar to the aspirational teenager. Yearning to escape his rundown hometown and the rules of his traditional Pakistani household, Javed finds himself caught in between two worlds and must discover if he too is Born to Run.

SERIES SPONSORS: Cocked Hat Ventures; The Hippo; RAM Printing

SNOOPY, COME HOME

(1972) G • 1h 21m

Sun., September 29 • 4pm • Historic Theater

GA $15 (no passes)

In this follow-up to 1969’s A Boy Named Charlie Brown, the scholarly Snoopy finds himself dragged between two owners and challenged to remain true to himself.

ON SCREEN LOFT

Film tickets: $13 Adults; $10 Seniors 60+, Students, Military, & First Responders

EXTRAORDINARY CINEMA

EXTRAORDINARY CINEMA

SERIES SPONSOR:

FILM CLUB

SERIES SPONSOR: Solari Salon & Spa

See Calendar on page 14 for Show & Tell Discussions

PRESENTING

CINEMA SPONSOR:

MARIANNE & LEONARD: WORDS OF LOVE

8/30, 8/31, 9/3, 9/4, 9/5 • 7pm

R • 1h 42m • US

Renowned filmmaker Nick Broomfield’s most personal and romantic film of his storied career. The documentary starts on the Greek island of Hydra in 1960, where Leonard Cohen, then a struggling and unknown fiction writer, and Marianne Ihlen, a single mother with a young son, became part of a community of expat artists, writers, and musicians.

BOOKSMART

R • 1h 42m • US

9/10, 9/11, 9/12 • 7pm

Molly and Amy are two academic superstars and best friends who, on the eve of their high school graduation, suddenly realize that they should have worked less and played more. Determined never to fall short of their peers, the girls set out on a mission to cram four years of fun into one night. Directorial debut of actor Olivia Wilde (Meadowland, Her).

RAISE HELL: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF MOLLY IVINS

9/13, 9/14, 9/18, 9/19 7pm

Often compared to Mark Twain, media firebrand Molly Ivins was six feet of Texas trouble who, despite her Houston pedigree, took on Good Old Boy corruption wherever she found it. Bestselling author, Pulitzer Prize-nominated journalist, popular TV pundit, Molly had a nation of “fans” and “frenemies.” She courageously spoke truth to power, and it cost her more than once. But Molly always served up her quality reportage with a heaping dollop of humor.

FRAMING JOHN DELOREAN

NR • 1h 49m • US

9/25, 10/1, 10/2 • 7pm

Framing John DeLorean recounts the extraordinary life and legend of the controversial automaker, tracing his meteoric rise through the ranks of General Motors, his obsessive quest to build a sports car that would conquer the world, and his shocking fall from grace on charges of cocaine trafficking. Interweaving a treasure trove of archival footage with dramatic vignettes starring Alec Baldwin, this is a gripping look at a man who gambled everything in his pursuit of the American Dream.

WILDCARD

SERIES SPONSORS: Cocked Hat Ventures; The Hippo; RAM Printing

THE WOMEN (1939) NR • 2h 13m • US Tue., September 17 • 7pm • Loft • GA $15 (no passes)

The claws are out in this Broadway-smash-turned-cinematic-catfight, starring the dueling queens of the MGM studio lot. Norma Shearer and Joan Crawford lead the all-star, all-female cast.

THE PERKS OF BEING A WALLFLOWER PG13 • 1h 43m • US Thu., September 26 • 7pm • Loft • GA $15 (no passes)

Based on the bestselling novel by Stephen Chbosky, and directed by the author, this modern classic captures the dizzying highs and crushing lows of growing up. Don’t miss Stephen Chbosky on our stage on October 2

HERE & NOW

Welcome Kristen Bulger!

We sat down with Kristen Bulger, our Digital Marketing Associate, to hear a bit about her love of poetry, her time as our UNH MFA intern, and what inspires her about being a part of The Music Hall.

Tell us about yourself, your hobbies, etc.

I enjoy reading, writing, watching movies, and spending as much time outside as possible. I love poetry, so that is what I spend much of my time working on—it’s like figuring out a thousand different ways to tell the same story, and I could spend all day talking about craft if given the chance, but I’ll spare you.

What was it like interning with us through the UNH MFA in Creative Writing program?

I feel fortunate to have been able to intern with the writers series at The Music Hall, because it demonstrated to me what kind of professional possibilities were available for those interested in the arts. Of course, getting to meet renowned authors and journalists was exciting, too.

What upcoming events are you most excited about?

I can’t wait for Malcolm Gladwell to come with his latest book Talking to Strangers. I really appreciate how he doggedly explores and excavates all the topics he writes on. And I am on the edge of my seat to see what films we’ll get for Telluride by the Sea. It’s one of my favorite events at The Music Hall and I would always drive up from Boston to attend a screening.

Thank you to our Corporate Partners

Telluride by the Sea turns 21!

Trevor Bartlett returns as the Telluride by the Sea (TbtS) Loft series’ ringmaster. Chris Curtis, film and outreach manager at The Music Hall, asked Trevor about this little (but huge!) festival we put on.

TbtS is now old enough to drink! What has made this event so successful and running for so long?

Nothing beats the energy of a big crowd as the lights go down on a movie premiere. There’s a magic in sharing the epiphanies and surprises of these stories together. It’s a rush you get hooked on and TbtS just cranks that to eleven. It keeps seasoned audiences coming back year after wonderful year and just blows rookies’ minds.

What film trends are most excited about? What do you hope to see this year?

I’m excited to see how gender roles, parity, and obsolescent power are structures being more closely scrutinized, both in front of and behind the camera. The #TimesUp movement has been a genuine wake up call to the industry, and has empowered a whole new generation of women to speak the truths of their stories like never before. These are important times.

What is your favorite TbtS memory?

One year I talked Bill and Stella (Pence, curators of TbtS) into allowing me to screen a straight up horror-comedy flick called Severance that was so far off the Telluride map, it circled all the way around and got back on it. The audience was howling, they didn’t know what’d hit them. Bikini girls with guns! At Telluride! So much fun.

What’s your big tip for first-timers?

There will be very few reviews to frame these titles for you. Prepare to ask questions. Plan on shaping your own impressions. Expect to be challenged to defend your opinions. Get ready to have your mind blown. Also, bring an umbrella. The lines form outside.

Telluride by the Sea Tips and Tricks

Prepare for Telluride by the Sea with a few tips and tricks we’ve learned over the years.

BUY A PASS Patron Passes are selling out earlier every year. While these are limited due to festival capacity and exclusivity, the next best thing is the Weekend Pass, which gets you preferred seating, the Saturday night party, and the exclusive Loft films.

PLAN AHEAD Give yourself extra time for parking and food. Make a plan to enjoy at least one of Portsmouth’s outstanding restaurants (many of whom are our neighbors and members at The Music Hall) and don’t forget to make a reservation in advance!

DRESS FOR WEATHER Plan for inclement weather. Waiting in line is seldom anyone’s favorite activity—least of all waiting in line wet. Comfy shoes and layers are generally a good idea too.

PASSHOLDER LOFT SERIES Check out the weekend’s Loft series: films chosen based on a theme and only for passholders.

Keep an eye out for swag from our sponsor Coastal Design Magazine, and don’t forget to check our social media and blog for updates and special announcements!

Give the Gift of Magic This Holiday Season

Give the Gift of Magic is entering its fourth year, and each year we do this, it seems to get better and bigger. It’s important to us that we spread joy to our neighbors and make our shows more accessible. Through the Give the Gift of Magic program, we hope to bring hundreds of families into the theater to see Annie, our holiday production with the Ogunquit Playhouse, and we need your help. Inspired and underwritten by Morgan and Tara Rutman, Give the Gift of Magic extends a helping hand to local families in need by gifting tickets to those who may not have otherwise been able to see the show.

We are so grateful for the donations we have already received from our members, patrons, stakeholders, and sponsors, not to mention our program partners: Haven, Big Brothers Big Sisters of New Hampshire, Arts in Reach, Greater Seacoast Community Health, and Cross Roads House, all of whom will help us to get hundreds of free tickets into the hands of those in need! Last year, we were able to shatter our goals. Hundreds of local residents of all ages and veterans were able to attend because of this program, and we hope to give even more this year with your help! Help your fellow community members enjoy the holiday magic of the Ogunquit Playhouse at The Music Hall’s production of Annie by donating to Give the Gift of Magic where you purchase tickets or online.

TEDx Takes The Stage

Our Director of Marketing & Communications (and previous TEDxPortsmouth co-host), Monte Bohanan, spoke with this year’s TEDxPortsmouth cohosts Kathleen & Emmett Soldati.

What is TEDxPortsmouth?

Emmett: It’s an opportunity to reach into the depths of your community, your neighborhood, your world. It’s a way of connecting with the psychic space of our cities on a level that you won’t find when interacting with folks at the grocery store or at work.

Kathleen: It’s a great coming together of the community for conversation about new ideas and actions.

Tell us a little bit about yourselves and what brought you here to host?

Emmett: The Soldatis live by one rule—if you can do nothing else in this world, throw a good party. We’ve lived those values for three generations in Southern NH and we’re delighted to bring this to the Portsmouth stage.

Kathleen: A wonderful member of our community, Erika Beer, nominated us and we couldn’t be happier to be on The Music Hall stage for this.

Tell us more about the theme, “The Point of No Return,” and what it means to you?

Kathleen: It’s interesting that it has a WWII origin, the point in flight where there literally isn’t enough fuel to go back and you have no choice but to continue to your destination.

Emmett: For me it has to do with an internal commitment and alignment of one’s intentions. A lot of us are always wandering through our work—searching and wondering when we’ll be ‘struck’ with meaning and purpose. There comes a point where we come to an agreement with ourselves that “this is what we’re going to do/this is what we’re going to focus on”...but you have a reckoning with the universe where you say—this is my direction.

Can you give us any sneak peeks into what talks or speakers you are most excited about?

Emmett: I’m most excited about Madison Person, the high school senior and artist. Her work is phenomenal and blows my mind that this work came out of a teenage brain.

Kathleen: I had never heard of a snow scientist and am looking forward to hearing Dr. Elizabeth Burakowski talk about what we can expect in the future for New Hampshire winters. The event is all-day on Friday, September 13—tickets are still available!

Follow Our Spotify Account for Curated Staff Playlists!

Music is in our name and our blood. Our staff is pulling together playlists of what we’re each listening to, and we want you to tune in! Like our programming, there’s a huge range in musical styles and sounds. There’s always a bit of excitement in the office when the new playlist hits. Plus it’s a chance to hear who’s coming to the theater next or who is up-and-coming. Check out our blog and socials each Friday for a playlist from someone on the team, and you might just discover a new band or artist that you love. Follow us on Spotify @MusicHallNH

SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT

Reflecting and Connecting with Alnoba

When you hear about “a unique place to reflect, collect, and create change,” you may immediately think of The Music Hall. And we’d agree! But this also describes Alnoba, New England’s premiere destination for leadership development, wellness programs, corporate retreats, and special gatherings. The recently opened Alnoba Art Park is an international, eclectic collection featuring Andy Goldsworthy, Jaume Plensa, and Patrick Dougherty. Our mutual desire to help change people’s lives and create stronger communities laid the basis for our partnership, now in its fourth year. As Presenting Sponsor of our Innovation + Leadership series, Alnoba has played an important role in our ability to bring the best local, national, and international authors and thoughtleaders to you, our community of lifelong learners. Looking for inspiration? Join us for the next Innovation + Leadership event on Tuesday, September 24 with author Michael Patrick Lynch and sign up for a guided tour of Alnoba’s world class art collection. Fall is the perfect time to enjoy their 400-acre grounds. To learn more about Alnoba, visit Alnoba.org.

SEPTEMBER 2019

LABOR DAY BOX OFFICE CLOSED

And Leonard: Words of Love 7pm

David Crosby... 7pm

Crosby... 7pm

Marianne And Leonard... 7pm

Marianne And Leonard... 7pm

3pm & 7pm Movie Yesterday 7pm

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Booksmart 7pm

Raise Hell: The Life and Times of Molly Ivins 7pm Movie Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice 7pm Movie Raise Hell... 7pm

Movie Linda Ronstadt... 4pm Movie Linda Ronstadt... 7pm Movie Linda Ronstadt... 7pm

Linda Ronstadt... 7pm Movie Raise Hell... 7pm

Raise Hell... 7pm Movie Blinded By The Light 7pm Movie

Framing John DeLorean 7pm Movie Blinded By The Light 7pm Movie The Perks of Being a Wallflower 7pm Movie Blinded By The Light 3pm & 7pm Movie Snoopy, Come Home 4pm

Movie Blinded By The Light 7pm

Movie

Framing John DeLorean 7pm Movie

Framing John DeLorean 7pm

ZZ Top: That Little Ol' Band From Texas 7pm

AT A GLANCE

SEPTEMBER 2019

Live at the Loft

Sunny War

Friday, September 6 • 8pm

Live at the Loft

Chris Staples

Saturday, September 7 • 8pm

Rental Partner

TEDxPortsmouth 2019: Point of No Return

Friday, September 13 • 9am

Writers on a New England Stage

Malcolm Gladwell

Friday, September 13 • 7:30pm

Film Club

The Women (1939)

Tuesday, September 17 • 7pm

Telluride by the Sea

Friday, September 20 - Sunday, September 22

Innovation + Leadership

Michael Patrick Lynch

Tuesday, September 24 • 7pm

Intimately Yours

Steel Pulse

Tuesday, September 24 • 7:30pm

Wildcard

The Perks of Being A Wallflower

Thursday, September 26 • 7pm

Innovation + Leadership

CreativeMornings PKX: Muse

Friday, September 27 • 8:30am

Hilarity

Matt Braunger

Friday, September 27 • 8pm

Rental Partner

David Wold Associates presents Simone Porter with Great Bay Philharmonic Orchestra

Saturday, September 28 • 8pm

Live at the Loft

Robbie Fulks

Saturday, September 28 • 8pm

Wildcard

Snoopy, Come Home (1972)

Sunday, September 29 • 4pm

Live at the Loft

Max Hatt/Edda Glass

Sunday, September 29 • 7pm

OCTOBER 2019

Writers on a New England Stage

Stephen Chbosky

Wednesday, October 2 • 7pm

Opera Connection

Season Preview

Thursday, October 3 • 5:30pm

Wildcard

ZZ Top: That Little Ol' Band From Texas

Thursday, October 3 • 7pm

Wildcard

Roger Waters: Us + Them

Friday, October 4 • 7pm

At the Historic Theater At the Loft

OCTOBER 2019

Live at the Loft

Patty Larkin

Friday, October 4 • 8pm

The Music Hall presents Dance Party: DJ Logic with opener DJ Skooch

Saturday, October 5 • 8pm

Live at the Loft

Ari Hest

Saturday, October 5 • 8pm

School Days Series

Dog Man: The Musical

Friday, October 11 • 9:30am & 11:30am

Hilarity

Paula Poundstone

Friday, October 11 • 8pm

Met at The Music Hall

Turandot (Puccini)

Saturday, October 12 • 1pm

Intimately Yours

Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue

Sunday, October 13 • 7pm

Film Club

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939)

Tuesday, October 15 • 7pm

Writers on a New England Stage

Michael Connelly

Wednesday, October 23 • 7pm

Live at the Loft

Nella

Thursday, October 24 • 8pm

Innovation + Leadership

CreativeMornings PKX: Flow

Friday, October 25 • 8:30am

Live at the Loft

Laura Cortese and the Dance Cards

Friday, October 25 • 8pm

Met at The Music Hall

Manon (Massenet)

Saturday, October 26 • 1pm

Intimately Yours

A Tuba to Cuba: Preservation Hall Jazz Band

Saturday, October 26 • 8pm

Rental Partner

DSP Shows presents Gordon Lightfoot: 80 Years Strong Tour

Wednesday, October 30 • 8pm

NOVEMBER 2019

Live at the Loft

Liz Frame & The Kickers

Friday, November 1 • 8pm

Online Holiday Auction

Sunday, November 3 - Sunday, November 14

Rental Partner

PSO presents Symphonies of Song

Sunday, November 3 • 3pm

NOVEMBER 2019

Rental Partner

Warren Miller’s “Timeless”

Thursday, November 7 • 7:30pm; Friday, November 8 • 6:30pm & 9:30pm; Saturday, November 9 • 4pm & 7pm

Live at the Loft

Paul Beaubrun

Friday, November 8 • 8pm

Opera Connection

Madama Butterfly

Sunday, November 10 • 11:30am

Met at The Music Hall

Madama Butterfly (Puccini)

Sunday, November 10 • 1pm

Film Club

Ninotchka (1939)

Tuesday, November 19 • 7pm

Innovation + Leadership On Screen Rigs to Reefs

Thursday, November 21 • 7pm

Innovation + Leadership

CreativeMornings PKX: Lost

Friday, November 22 • 8:30am

The Ogunquit Playhouse at The Music Hall presents Annie Wed., November 27 - Sun., December 22

NOVEMBER

27 - DECEMBER 22