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“Inspired by the spirit of early 20th-century vaudeville shows, the event offered a stage for Wallace Center members to share their unique talents—whether through song and dance, baking, photography, storytelling, knitting, and beyond. Through thoughtful conversations with our partners at the Wallace Center, The Spring Follies was born.” – John Curtis, Artistic Associate, Open Arts Alliance Continue Reading →
There was a sold-out audience for the inaugural Spring Follies at the Greenwich Arts Council on Friday night. Feature photo is of Winona Mullis, 102, who shared her memorable story, “Potato Chip.” Continue Reading →
Tickets are free. This charming, one-hour performance is sure to make your heart smile! Continue Reading →
Are you a singer? Actor? Dancer? Maybe you’re a poet, painter, writer, aspiring comedian or magician? Even if you’ve never explored your talent before this no-pressure all-fun class will end in a shared event for friends to showcase the work of the classes, a heartwarming throwback to the “Follies” of the early 20th century. Greenwich residents 55 and older are welcomed to participate. Continue Reading →
“What makes these achievements even more special is the sense of family and community that surrounds them. Every rehearsal, every performance, every volunteer—these are the moments where we truly see the heart and soul of Open Arts Alliance come to life.” – The Open Arts Alliance Staff Continue Reading →
Auditions will be held December 3, 4, and 5 at Greenwich Arts Council, 299 Greenwich Avenue Continue Reading →