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Auditions this week for the spring production of Thornton Wilder's Pulitzer Prize-winning classic OUR TOWN at the Provincetown Theater on Cape Cod. Directed by David Drake, OUR TOWN is a CTEK Arts production. AUDITIONS: Saturday March 6th from 1-4pm, Tuesday March 9th from 6-9pm, and Saturday March 13th from 1-4pm. With a 23 speaking roles, we are seeking all types and ages -- from 10 to 100. The show is a non-union production. Please bring a resume/bio and a headshot if available. No audition monologue is required: actors will read from sides. Auditions and performances are at the Provincetown Theater, 238 Bradford Street. There will be a at the theater for perusal. For audition sides or further info, please email psample@ctekarts.org or mvansant@ctekarts.org.
Four new exhibitions to open at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum. The public is invited to attend a potluck reception on Friday, March 12, 2010 at 6pm in the PAAM galleries. Guests are asked to bring a dish for six or pay $7 at the door. New exhibitions are: Houghton Cranford Smith: Gifts to the Collection, Anna Poor and Ellen LeBow: A Mid-Career Survey, Members' Open Exhibition: Go Green, and The View from Here: Nauset Regional High School Students Curate & Create. PAAM is located at 460 Commercial Street in Provincetown, MA 02657. For more information, please visit www.paam.org or call 508.487.1750. Paintings and Drawings by American artist Houghton Cranford Smith on view at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum. A recent acquisition of more than one hundred exemplary ... >> Read this article
The 6th Annual Provincetown Jazz Festival™ will be held on August 13 - 14, 2010 at the Provincetown High School in Provincetown, Massachusetts. For 2010, the Festival will celebrate the survival and revival of New Orleans Jazz as we commemorate the fifth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. A portion of the proceeds from the Jazz Festival will be donated to the New Orleans Musicians Clinic which provides a health clinic for the uninsured jazz musicians and artists in New Orleans, and was founded and is directed by Bethany and Johann Bultman of Provincetown and New Orleans.
On Friday, August 13, 8:00pm, three jazz greats will be featured:
• GREG ABATE - Internationally Acclaimed Jazz Saxophonist.
• DANE VANNATTER - Award Winning Jazz Vocalist.
• JANICE ... >> Read this article
Provincetown Bears prepares a special welcome for Bears to one of North America's most famous gay resort town Provinetown. We work with local club managers to program different music and atmosphere for a week of parties. We also allow time to relax and have a true vacation. Our schedule leaves plenty of free time to enjoy the town, restaurants, cabaret shows, National Seashore park, beaches, and the daily gatherings at hotel pool decks. Package A - $100 Saturday, July 10th - Monday, July 12th (see Event Schedule for inclusions) Includes the following items available ONLY to registered attendees: * Special Limited Edition 10th Anniversary Beach Towel / * Special Limited Edition 10th Anniversary T-shirt / * Provincetown Bears Sling Backpack / * Ken & Harry's GLAD Cocktail Party / * ... >> Read this article
Provincetown, MA: FilmArt@PAAM is screening “What a Way to Go!” (1964), a comedy about a woman who just wants love but ends up inheriting a gazillion dollars from four husbands who predecease her, on Thurs., Feb. 25 at 6:30 p.m. at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum, 460 Commercial St. The comedies of the early 1960s were often lavishly produced social satires, and “What a Way to Go!,” in which Shirley MacLaine is the muse of four self-obsessed husbands (Dick Van Dyke, Paul Newman, Robert Mitchum, and Gene Kelly), is no exception. In CinemaScope and with Edith Head costumes for MacLaine, this epic search for romance through men who are obsessed with success is a winking critique of sexual repression. Though ostensibly a fable about money being the root of all evil, it is actually ... >> Read this article
Upcoming Shows, Events, Attractions and Exhibitions :
The Provincetown Arts Association and Museum presents "Myths, Stories and the Life of Things" - A Retrospective Exhibition of Anna Poor and Ellen LeBow. A mid-career survey of artwork by Ellen LeBow and Anna Poor is on view at the Provincetown Art Association Museum (PAAM) March 12 -May 2, 2010. The power of narrative generated by mythology, folklore, and religious visual culture is made ... >> Read this article
Gerald Goode at the Central House Cabaret
Friday, March 12th 2010, 9:00 PM
Talented New York recording artist Gerald Goode makes his Provincetown debut at the Central House Cabaret located within The Crown and Anchor entertainment complex. No Cover. ... >> Read this article
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Gays, lesbians, straight, same sex couples raising families, old-school Portuguese families, day-trippers, European students looking for summer work ... there is something for everyone in Provincetown. The local art scene is alive and thriving. Starving artists flock to have their 5 minutes of fame or stay and thrive in ptowns eclectic scene.
Renowned international personalities Kate Clinton, Lea DeLaria, DJ Junior Vasquez, John Waters, Norman Mailer and beloved Tennessee Williams have all came, performed and fell in love with this place. Provincetown is a place of tolerance and acceptance, crazy wild in the summer and refreshingly quiet in the fall and winter. Even with other states allowing same sex marriage, Ptown, with its miles of beautiful sandy beaches, spectacular sunset and teeming gay and lesbian population remains one of the most romantic and popular destination for couples wishing to tie the knot. Every summer comes a surprise or two. Have you heard the latest rumor yet? Some say Madonna and Sarah Jessica Parker are in town, presumably to attend a much-speculated Marc Jacobs+Lorenzo Martone nuptial in Provincetown this weekend (June 8th, 2009). Star-gazing aside, Provincetown knows how to keep the mood hot and funky from kitsch shows on one end and artsy-fartsy scene on the other and everything else in between. With such talents as Ryan Landry, Kate Clinton, Lea DeLaria, Varla Jean Merman, Miss Richfield 1981 and numerous other highly talented performers, every night is a laugh-filled, outrageous, makes-you-think and twist-your-brains-out kind of happy time.
In the mood for some clubbing? Take your pick - Crown and Anchor's Paramount Club with its Beats of Summer, Hot Summer Nights and Vault Leather parties; the ever popular and always packed A-House with its legendary Friday themed parties and Pied Bar with its After Tea and After Dark parties happen. If dancing is not your thing but you'd like to mingle and have a drink or two, then head off to the A-House's Little Bar, Good Times Pub or the Governor Bradford. Did we say the Governor Bradford affords you a nice spot for people watching on Commercial St.? Take a break and enjoy a cold beer or join a drag karaoke. Then of course, Provincetown is known for its magnificent light which has made this tiny village an art mecca long before it has been a gay town or a summer tourist destination. This town, situated right on the edge of Cape Cod offers so many possibilities and endless room for imagination with openness and tolerance not seen in more conservative parts of Cape Cod. From the time Charles Hawthorne held classes at his house at Miller Hill until today when established and enduring schools and galleries like the Fine Arts Work Center and Provincetown Art Association Museum, numerous artists have come here to hone their craft and exhibit their works.
Heading out to Provincetown also means some serious sun bathing and exploring. Spread your blanket in one of the numerous public beaches in town - Race Point, next to the west end parking, near the harbor, at Herring Cove or hie off to Long Point if you want a less crowded spot. You can trek along the breakwater [not for the faint of heart or weak-kneed!] or choose the easy way and board one of Flyers' Long Point Shuttle and get there in 10 minutes.
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Renowned international personalities Kate Clinton, Lea DeLaria, DJ Junior Vasquez, John Waters, Norman Mailer and beloved Tennessee Williams have all came, performed and fell in love with this place. Provincetown is a place of tolerance and acceptance, crazy wild in the summer and refreshingly quiet in the fall and winter. Even with other states allowing same sex marriage, Ptown, with its miles of beautiful sandy beaches, spectacular sunset and teeming gay and lesbian population remains one of the most romantic and popular destination for couples wishing to tie the knot. Every summer comes a surprise or two. Have you heard the latest rumor yet? Some say Madonna and Sarah Jessica Parker are in town, presumably to attend a much-speculated Marc Jacobs+Lorenzo Martone nuptial in Provincetown this weekend (June 8th, 2009). Star-gazing aside, Provincetown knows how to keep the mood hot and funky from kitsch shows on one end and artsy-fartsy scene on the other and everything else in between. With such talents as Ryan Landry, Kate Clinton, Lea DeLaria, Varla Jean Merman, Miss Richfield 1981 and numerous other highly talented performers, every night is a laugh-filled, outrageous, makes-you-think and twist-your-brains-out kind of happy time.
In the mood for some clubbing? Take your pick - Crown and Anchor's Paramount Club with its Beats of Summer, Hot Summer Nights and Vault Leather parties; the ever popular and always packed A-House with its legendary Friday themed parties and Pied Bar with its After Tea and After Dark parties happen. If dancing is not your thing but you'd like to mingle and have a drink or two, then head off to the A-House's Little Bar, Good Times Pub or the Governor Bradford. Did we say the Governor Bradford affords you a nice spot for people watching on Commercial St.? Take a break and enjoy a cold beer or join a drag karaoke. Then of course, Provincetown is known for its magnificent light which has made this tiny village an art mecca long before it has been a gay town or a summer tourist destination. This town, situated right on the edge of Cape Cod offers so many possibilities and endless room for imagination with openness and tolerance not seen in more conservative parts of Cape Cod. From the time Charles Hawthorne held classes at his house at Miller Hill until today when established and enduring schools and galleries like the Fine Arts Work Center and Provincetown Art Association Museum, numerous artists have come here to hone their craft and exhibit their works.
Heading out to Provincetown also means some serious sun bathing and exploring. Spread your blanket in one of the numerous public beaches in town - Race Point, next to the west end parking, near the harbor, at Herring Cove or hie off to Long Point if you want a less crowded spot. You can trek along the breakwater [not for the faint of heart or weak-kneed!] or choose the easy way and board one of Flyers' Long Point Shuttle and get there in 10 minutes.
