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On December 11, just as auditions were getting underway, the family of Director and co-producer Mia Gyesky experienced personal tragedy as their home burned down. The Parkway, Central and Greenwich communities rallied around them, and for Gyesky, giving her time and talents back to this community has made this year’s production extra meaningful. Continue Reading →
Stamford Center for the Arts Palace Theatre announces Greenwich resident and Emmy Award-winning, Grammy – and Tony-nominated Rob Mathes will receive the 2026 Arts Ovation Award at their 14th Annual Gala on Thursday, April 16, 2026, preceding a special performance by the legendary Smokey Robinson. Continue Reading →
Open Arts Alliance is proud to announce its 2026 SummerStage season, giving students in grades 1-6 the opportunity to perform in Disney’s Aladdin Kids and At The Bandstand, and students in Grades 1-7 the chance to perform in Chicago: Teen Edition. Some sessions have filled and there are wait lists, but there are some sessions with openings going fast. Continue Reading →
Teachers said one of Candlelight’s primary challenges is alignment across classes that are normally taught separately. Choir, band, orchestra, and music production students rehearse on different schedules, with different ensemble sizes and performance norms. Continue Reading →
The concert will feature the three handbell choirs of local churches – Christ Church Greenwich, First Congregational Church of Greenwich, and First Presbyterian Church of Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich High School Music Department, in partnership with the GHS Band Boosters, is proud to present the 39th Annual Essentially Ellington Jazz Festival on Saturday, March 21, 2026 at the Greenwich High School’s Performing Arts Center. Continue Reading →
For many students at Greenwich High School, music classes mark a shift in how the school day feels. Instruments replace laptops, rehearsal replaces lectures, and progress is measured not by individual grades alone but by how well a group functions together. Continue Reading →
Focus on French Cinema 2026 presents the Québécois film, The Cost of Heaven (Gange Ton Ciel) on Sunday, March 8 at The Bruce Museum at 2pm, followed by an online screening of Luc Hardy’s recent film, Cobalt Miners. Continue Reading →
Over the course of this four-week class, participants will explore and develop their talents in a nurturing and supportive environment, culminating in a final performance. Whether it’s singing, dancing, sewing, baking, or storytelling — everyone has a talent. A free introductory “Lunch & Learn” will be held Thursday, March 5, from 12:00pm to 1:00pm. Continue Reading →
The cast and crew of St. Catherine’s Players production of Godspell held dress rehearsal on Wednesday. Performances are on February 27 & 28 and March 1, 6, 7 and 8. Order tickets in advance and note performances will sell out. Continue Reading →