Brent Hallenbeck
Arts and Entertainment Reporter at Burlington Free Press
Arts and entertainment writer, Burlington Free Press. Quiet stories for noisy times.
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2 weeks ago |
burlingtonfreepress.com | Brent Hallenbeck
Vermont native Merritt David Janes is a Broadway performer who has appeared in "Back to the Future: The Musical" and is preparing to step on stage in "Smash". Janes performs as a member of the ensemble in "Smash," a musical comedy by Bob Martin, who also wrote the book for "The Drowsy Chaperone" and "The Prom."When not performing on Broadway, Janes returns to Vermont to present his "Broadway Rocks!" concert series.
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2 weeks ago |
burlingtonfreepress.com | Brent Hallenbeck
An organization that has served Vermont’s arts community for nearly 40 years will shut down at the end of June. Inclusive Arts Vermont began in 1986 as Very Special Arts of Vermont, part of a nationwide network of VSA organizations dedicated to increasing access to the arts for people with disabilities.
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2 weeks ago |
burlingtonfreepress.com | Brent Hallenbeck
A Chittenden County concert series that has lasted for a dozen years will conclude with a performance Sunday in Richmond. Don Sheldon began the “P.M. Sundays” series at the Richmond Free Library in 2013 before relocating the concerts to the Richmond Congregational Church. Over the years, Sheldon has presented concerts by already-established folk and Americana acts but also welcomed up-and-comers who are now well known, including Molly Tuttle, Julian Lage and Darlingside.
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3 weeks ago |
burlingtonfreepress.com | Brent Hallenbeck
There’s a slew of noteworthy occasions on the calendar this April, with April Fools’ Day, tax day (best not to dwell on that one), Passover and Easter among them. When you’re not busy hunting for hidden eggs or wrangling receipts for the IRS, you might want to add a few more noteworthy occasions to your calendar – namely, some of these 30 arts-and-entertainment events happening this month in Vermont.
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3 weeks ago |
burlingtonfreepress.com | Brent Hallenbeck
The owners of the Randolph restaurant Saap traveled to Chicago in the spring of 2022 to attend the James Beard Awards. The Northern Thai eatery’s chef, Nisachon “Rung” Morgan, was nominated for Best Chef: Northeast by the annual awards honoring the American hospitality industry. Morgan won. By the time she and her husband, Steve Morgan, returned to central Vermont, their business and their lives had changed.
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