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PUTNEY-Beloved children's book author and illustrator Eileen Christelow told The Commons she saved her illustrations...
BRATTLEBORO-Class, a play by Irish playwrights Iseult Golden and David Horan, gets its U.S. premiere...
BRATTLEBORO-118 Elliot presents a special showing and conversation with the artists of "Fueled by Love:
BRATTLEBORO-Windham World Affairs Council (WWAC) and the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center (BMAC) will host...
The house at 1062 Grassy Brook Road isn't visible to passersby. But it is a big property in every sense of the word: 9,880 square feet of living space on a 292 acre spread that includes two covered bridges. A real estate listing trumpets the Montana log home as a “secret escape into the wild” with “million-dollar views.” The property also has loomed large in town affairs, as Brookline officials and the home's builder engaged in a prolonged, expensive tax...
You know what? There really was a vast right-wing conspiracy. I've watched it play out over my lifetime, and with the overturning of Roe v. Wade, now it's achieved one of its major goals. It would have been better had we prevented that, seeing as we vastly outnumber those who support the position taken by the court (many of the positions!), but we didn't. Too pure, too left, too lazy, not paying attention - it doesn't matter why. That's all...
Vermont Theatre Company presents I Never Sang For My Father by Robert Anderson (known for his plays Tea and Sympathy and You Know I Can't Hear You When the Water's Running), and directed by Robert Kramsky. Performances are May 15 through May 24 at the Hooker Dunham Theater in Brattleboro. In I Never Sang For My Father, Anderson, often described as the “dramatist of loneliness,” explores the hard truths about aging parents and the responsibilities grown children have toward parents...
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