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SEASON FIVE The summer is already over for Shaker Bridge Theatre. We're hard at work on our fifth season! Take a look at the schedule below, and we hope you'll be as excited about it as we are. The other good news is that season passes are now available for the same price as last season. If you'd like to see five amazing productions for only $100 (a savings of $25!), send a check today. Season passes are $100 each, and when we receive your check we'll send the passes right out to you. (Please include your mailing address, so the postal service knows which of those mailboxes to put your pass in.) Send your season pass order to Shaker Bridge Theatre, PO Box 1116, Enfield, NH 03748. Regrets Only by Paul Rudnick Hank Hadley, a famous fashion designer whose lover of many years has recently died, is called on by his oldest friend Tibby, an upper east side socialite, to design a wedding dress for her daughter. But Tibby’s husband and daughter are off to Washington at the behest of President Bush to help draft a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage. An absolutely hilarious play that revolves around what defines marriage and friendship. One of the funniest quip-meisters on the planet . . . - The New York Times Private Eyes by Steven Dietz A comedy of suspicion in which nothing is ever quite what it seems. Matthew’s wife, Lisa, is having an affair with Adrian, a British theatre director. Or perhaps the affair is part of the play being rehearsed. Or perhaps Matthew has imagined all of it simply to have something to report to his therapist. And finally, there is Cory - the mysterious woman who seems to shadow the others - who brings the story to its surprising conclusion. Or does she? The audience itself plays the role of detective in this hilarious “relationship thriller.” Dietz’s spiraling structure and breathless pacing provide enough of an oxygen rush to revive any moribund audience member. . . . his mastery of playmaking is cause for kudos. - The Village Voice Dusk Rings A Bell by Stephen Belber Molly and Ray unexpectedly meet 25 years after an adolescent fling. She has a successful media career, he owns a small landscaping business. Both begin to romanticize their chance reunion, but a renewed connection is disrupted when details of the intervening years are disclosed. Their encounter reveals two vastly different paths taken and two lonely souls attempting to reclaim a moment of possibility when they were young and perhaps at their very best. Belber’s small, ravishing play unfolds like an eloquent short story. In nimble strokes, Belber captures the uncanny way a chance encounter can reverberate through time. - The New Yorker |
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Just $2.00 each Available in the Enfield Town Offices, 23 Main Street, or at the Enfield Village Association Information Office in the Copeland Building, 56 Main Street. |
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The New Hamsphire Department of Environmental Services has launched a new information source for municipalities - the Municipal EcoLink. The Municipal EcoLink is a monthly e-bulletin designed to inform you of the latest environmental ideas, trends, grants, rules and more from the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (DES). Updated 11/13/2008 |
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EnfieldEnergy Yahoo Group and discuss issues/topics relevant to Energy issues in Enfield. This group was created by a resident of the town of Enfield, who is also a member of the Enfield Energy Committee. However, this group has no official association with town government or any board or committee or governing body within the town. EnfieldEnergy Yahoo Group |
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