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The clock struck 11 PM at Elvis Presley’s Los Angeles mansion. Under the glow of red and blue lights, The Beatles stepped into a room that seemed to echo the future of music—a jukebox, a crescent couch, and a bar set the stage. Elvis stood at the center, ready for the convergence of two worlds. That night, rock ‘n’ roll royalty sealed its legacy.

The clock struck 11 PM at Elvis Presley’s Los Angeles mansion. Under the glow of red and blue lights, The Beatles stepped into a room that seemed to echo the future of music—a jukebox, a crescent couch, and a bar set the stage. Elvis stood at the center, ready for the convergence of two worlds. That night, rock ‘n’ roll royalty sealed its legacy.

The clock struck 11 PM at Elvis Presley’s Los Angeles mansion. Under the glow of red and blue lights, The Beatles stepped into a room that seemed to echo the future of music—a jukebox, a crescent couch, and a bar set the stage. Elvis stood at the center, ready for the convergence of two worlds. That night, rock ‘n’ roll royalty sealed its legacy.

Join DAC for a Readers Theater style performance of hilarious comedy scenes and short plays featuring the works of emerging new playwrights and critically acclaimed dramatists. From a bee in search of a Queen to an absurd encounter with a puppet, it’s an evening guaranteed to keep you laughing! Directed by Stan Burgoyne and starring Robert Libbey and Lynne McGhee.

ROBERT LIBBEY has spent the last 20 years in NYC working in the arts and public policy as a Chief Financial Officer. His roots are in theatre and broadcasting, having spent many years as an Emmy Award winning TV producer at Maine Public Television. Prior to that he appeared as an actor at Theatre at Monmouth, Penobscot Theatre, Acadia Repertory Theatre and Ten Bucks Theatre Company. He’s a graduate of the University of Maine Theatre Department and also has a master’s degree in accounting from Bernard Baruch College.

LYNNE MCGHEE is happy to be back at The Denmark Arts Center after previously performing her original shows, Back to the Drawing Board and Dead Girls: The Musical! Lynne is currently working on the Gala opening of Good Theater in I’ll Drink to That, performing with Broadway veterans Valerie Perri (Evita) and George Dvorsky (The Scarlet Pimpernel). She is also in rehearsals for I’ll Eat You Last- A Chat with Sue Mengers by John Larson, a side splitting comedy solo show (performed by Bette Midler on Broadway) at Good Theater at Stevens Square August 7-10! Lynne is a member of Actors Equity Association and SAG-AFTRA and has performed with The Portland Symphony, Maine State Music Theater, and Portland Stage as well as writing and producing her own cabaret and theater pieces. Lynne is also a graduate of the University of Maine Theater Department. (The last time Bob and Lynne performed on stage together was in UMO’s production of The Music Man where Lynne played Marion, and Bob, Mayor Shinn!)

Titanic is an emotionally stirring and unforgettable voyage through the final days on this “ship of dreams.” The real stories of immigrants and the privileged class entwine through a lush musical experience that garnered five Tony Awards, including Best Musical, and stole the hearts of audiences.

Titanic is an emotionally stirring and unforgettable voyage through the final days on this “ship of dreams.” The real stories of immigrants and the privileged class entwine through a lush musical experience that garnered five Tony Awards, including Best Musical, and stole the hearts of audiences.

Rock those layered tank tops, break out that bottle of extra-hold hair gel, and re-live your glory days at our 90’s Prom Night featuring Portland’s favorite 90’s cover band, Hello Newman! There will be music, 90’s trivia, snacks, fun prizes, and - of course - your favorite Pointless characters will be there to keep the party going!

A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Taylor James Steeves Foundation, an organization that raises funds for patients with genetic lung cancer.

21+ event | Cash Bar | October 18, 2025 | Doors open at 7 PM | Portland, Maine Elks Lodge #188 | 1945 Congress St, Portland, Maine.

$5 discount for school employees | Email a picture of your school ID to pointlessproductionsllc@gmail.com for the discount code to enter at checkout!

Titanic is an emotionally stirring and unforgettable voyage through the final days on this “ship of dreams.” The real stories of immigrants and the privileged class entwine through a lush musical experience that garnered five Tony Awards, including Best Musical, and stole the hearts of audiences.

Titanic is an emotionally stirring and unforgettable voyage through the final days on this “ship of dreams.” The real stories of immigrants and the privileged class entwine through a lush musical experience that garnered five Tony Awards, including Best Musical, and stole the hearts of audiences.

“A New Home” is an original musical that tells the rich and complex history of Lewiston. Written and composed by Lewiston native Paul G. Caron and presented in 1995 for the Lewiston Bicentennial, this production brings to life the stories of Lewiston’s Indigenous, Irish, Franco-American, and African immigrant communities, whose contributions have shaped the city’s identity and culture. The sold-out performances of “Lewiston: A New Home” received wide acclaim for the show's musical score and the heartwarming authenticity of its stories. An original cast album was released in December 1995, and the show was performed again to sold-out audiences in 1996. In the thirty years since the original production, major events – both good and tragic - have occurred in Lewiston and are now represented in the musical’s revival to enhance its relevance and historical significance.

“A New Home” will run October 30-November 9, and all performances will be held at the Lewiston Middle School Auditorium.

Performance Dates:
October 30, 7:30 p.m.
November 1, 7:30 p.m.
November 2, 2:00 p.m.
November 6, 7:30 p.m.
November 7, 7:30 p.m.
November 8, 7:30 p.m.
November 9, 2:00 p.m.