The unique and moving drama “Chilmark,” making its world premiere at the Martha’s Vineyard Playhouse, suggests that all was not always so peaceful and safe in that up-Island community...
“I wanted to set it at a time when things were changing,” Ms. Rush said “There were a lot of things changing in the education of the deaf. There was the end of the whaling industry. Steel and oil and all those things were changing America. So it seemed like a seminal time in American history to set the play.”
They care about you, they give you advice, they stick with you. Problem: Advice differs. And it’s all good. Solution: You stick with them. It’s a family. Yours?
On July 18, Hamlet opens at the Tisbury Amphitheater, with Scott Barrow playing the titular role. Mr. Barrow, a playhouse veteran, has spent time on the Vineyard since he was a youngster, and has family ties to the Island that go back generations.
Passionata takes aim—with a decidedly 21st-century eye—at age-old conventions of marriage, property and heredity, while never giving up on the potential of true love.
Click on the Now Playing tab on the Martha’s Vineyard Playhouse website and what comes up is a little like a virtual version of Five Corners in August. The schedule is robust.
It’s June 5 and MJ Bruder Munafo has her running shoes on. In just a few weeks the Martha’s Vineyard Playhouse will begin its summer season and rehearsals begin today.
Writer/performer and "recovering mathematician" Gioia De Cari charmingly brings to life more than 30 characters and provides a conversation catalyst about gender equity and diversity issues.
“The Vineyard Playhouse, in Vineyard Haven, always has something worth attending. It’s a real gem to be able to go to the theater and see such high-quality shows.”
When Jenny Allen performs at the Martha’s Vineyard Playhouse this weekend, she’s bringing her acclaimed one-woman show full circle to its original stage.
A larger than life Hungarian “Mama Rose” is waltzing into dementia as her Broadway baby shimmies into middle age.
Two shows only. 7:30 pm Friday & Saturday
The Martha’s Vineyard Playhouse in Vineyard Haven will run a new series of solo performances on weekends through May that offers often humorous female perspectives on life milestones.
For some VIP members, the Martha’s Vineyard Playhouse has become a regular hangout. People with disabilities are part of the volunteer usher staff and in March, the lobby art show was dedicated to work by VIP members.
Musical director: Molly Conole. Accompanists: Peter Boak and Molly Sturges
Performers: David Behnke, Molly Conole, Jenny Friedman and Ken Romero
Performances at 7:00 pm
Musical director: Molly Conole. Accompanists: Peter Boak and Molly Sturges
Performers: David Behnke, Molly Conole, Jenny Friedman and Ken Romero
Performances at 7:00 pm