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Nov 13, 2024 | 
capecodchronicle.com | Jen Sexton-Riley
André Lima. A fun and interactive event will take place at the Center for the Spiritual Journey in Chatham on Sunday, Nov. 17 from 4 to 7 p.m. A Movement Arts Fair will dance into town, offering opportunities to learn exciting, diverse ways of moving at the Center’s 880 Main St. location.
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Nov 13, 2024 | 
capecodchronicle.com | Jen Sexton-Riley
Mimi Laquerre of Chatham. SANDRA COSTELLO PHOTO Phyllis Nickerson Power of Chatham. SANDRA COSTELLO PHOTO Claire Chiarello of Harwich. SANDRA COSTELLO PHOTO Judi Moldstad of Brewster.
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Nov 13, 2024 | 
capecodchronicle.com | Jen Sexton-Riley
Clockwise from left: Holly Hansen, Kathleen Larson Day, Zack Johnson, Lynne Ruberti Johnson, Madison Mayer and Rebecca Riley. BOB TUCKER/FOCALPOINT STUDIO PHOTO Zack Johnson and Kathleen Larson Day. BOB TUCKER/FOCALPOINT STUDIO PHOTO Kathleen Larson Day, Lynne Ruberti Johnson, Zack Johnson, Madison Mayer, Holly Hansen and Rebecca Riley. BOB TUCKER/FOCALPOINT STUDIO PHOTO Rebecca Riley, pianist Misao Koyama, Rich Hill on bass and Michael Dunford on percussion.
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Nov 1, 2024 | 
capecodchronicle.com | Jen Sexton-Riley
Previous Next As temperatures dive and shadows lengthen, we find ourselves in the mood for some seasonal mystery. As we all know, sometimes the best autumnal whodunits come with a touch — or a lot — of comedy. “The Game’s Afoot” on the Chatham Drama Guild stage beginning Nov.
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Oct 23, 2024 | 
capecodchronicle.com | Jen Sexton-Riley
ohn McCutcheon performs at his concert last December at The 204. ECONOSMITH.COM PHOTO Folk singer, songwriter, storyteller and acclaimed instrumentalist John McCutcheon will perform an encore CranFest Presentsperformance at The 204, the Harwich Cultural Center, on Sunday, Oct.
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Oct 16, 2024 | 
capecodchronicle.com | Jen Sexton-Riley
Trish LaRose, Brian Lore Evans, Jared Hagan, Amanda Collins, Seton Brown, Jess Andra, Anthony Teixiera, Holly Erin McCarthy and Ari Lew. Jess Andra, Ari Lew, Jared Hagen, Trish LaRose, Holly Erin McCarthy, Brian Lore Evans, Amanda Collins and Anthony Teixiera. Previous Next We could all use a good laugh right about now, and Cape Rep Theatre has got us covered. Brilliantly timed to open on Wednesday, Nov.
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Sep 27, 2024 | 
capecodchronicle.com | Jen Sexton-Riley
Brenda Withers, Robert Kropf, Stacy Fischer and Jonathan Fielding in “Dindin.” Robert Kropf, Stacy Fischer, Jonathan Fielding and Brenda Withers in “Dindin.” Previous Next Table manners. They are what separate us from the animals. After all, without them, who knows what might happen around a dinner table? On Oct.
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Sep 27, 2024 | 
capecodchronicle.com | Jen Sexton-Riley
The late author Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. reminisces in 2004 about his days at The Orleans Arena Theatre in a still from Liz Argo’s docudrama “Stagestruck: Confessions of Summer Stock.” COURTESY OF LIZ ARGO Orleans Arena Theatre founders and producers Betsy and Gordon Argo relive memories in 2004 on the Academy Playhouse stage in a still from “Stagestruck: Confessions of Summer Stock.” COURTESY OF LIZ ARGO A 1950 photo of unknown actors preparing to perform at The Orleans Arena Theatre in a still...
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Sep 19, 2024 | 
capecodchronicle.com | Jen Sexton-Riley
The long wait is over. Get ready for an afternoon of music as a remarkable collection of musicians hit the Harwich Cranberry Arts and Music Festival CranJam stage on Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 14 and 15, from noon to 3 p.m. at the community center at 100 Oak St. Admission is free. Music lovers have been waiting a long time for CranJam’s return. Last year’s festival had to be postponed because of the approach of Hurricane Lee, which skirted Cape Cod over the festival weekend.
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Sep 19, 2024 | 
capecodchronicle.com | Jen Sexton-Riley
John O. Fennell as Dracula and Drew Krauss as Dr. Seward in rehearsal on the CCTC/HJT stage. Director Brian Lore Evans and Ian Hamilton as Van Helsing in rehearsal. Director Brian Lore Evans, Ian Hamilton as Van Helsing and Amelia Burbine as Lucy in rehearsal for CCTC/HJT’s “Dracula.” “Dracula” features original artwork by longtime Cape resident Edward Gorey. COURTESY OF THE EDWARD GOREY CHARITABLE TRUST Previous Next Shadows are lengthening.
