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26
(AUDIO) THIS WAS RADIO - “Morgan and the Pot O’ Brains”
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A radio play produced by the Open Book Players and directed by Bob Demers. “Morgan and the Pot O’ Brains” us one of a series of seven included in a production at Jewett Hall Auditorium, University of Maine at Augusta, in 2002. Others plays in the series will be posted here from time to […]
"Morgan and the Pot O' Brains": Oct
20
(VIDEO) READERS THEATRE in the Gardiner Area
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There is much that is special about Gardiner. Ask anyone who lives here. One of Gardiner’s best kept secrets is Readers Theatre. The Open Book Players introduced the genre in 1996 when it presented its first Readers Theatre performance at Johnson Hall. Eleven years and a hundred performances later, most Gardiner folks still […]
Three Wishes: Oct
19
Learn about the sometime happy, sometime tragic life of the outstanding American poet who grew up in Gardiner. Become acquainted with his friends and neighbors and discover how they influenced EAR’s formative years. Many of the sites have changed little from the time Robinson walked the streets of his neighborhood. Guided tours […]