State of the Art
Latest Episodes
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A preview of Mayo Street Arts’ December line-up with Executive Director Ian Bannon and Program Manager Colby Nathan.
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The Children’s Museum & Theatre of Maine presents two upcoming winter productions - Theatre Artistic Director Reba Askari joins us to tell us about them.
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Joining us this week are Cole Tamminen and Mary McKone of the Lemont Block Collective in Brunswick.
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The electrifying violin concerto by Wynton Marsalis is on the docket for the next Bangor Symphony Orchestra concert featuring violinist Kelly Hall-Tompkins, who joins us to chat about this landmark work.
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We’re joined by Dr. Kari Francis, who recently joined the Bowdoin College faculty as the new Director of Choral Activities and Lecturer in Music.
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Portland-based photographer Jocelyn Lee joins us to chat about her newly published book, The Haunted – Contemporary Photography Conjured in New England.
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Two guests this week on the recent opening of the University of Southern Maine’s Crewe Center for the Arts – Dr. Kelly Hrenko and Kyle Nielsen.
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Jeremy Dutcher is an Indigenous musician, linguist, historian and activist. He's a featured artist in "We Are Water: A Northeast Celebration," a special evening of musicmaking and storytelling taking place at Merrill Auditorium in October. Dutcher joins host Sarah Tuttle in a conversation about music, language, and legacy.
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Two guests this week from the Augusta Symphony Orchestra–Music Director and Conductor Jinwook Park and a member of the orchestra and its board, Necia Enoch.
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Penobscot Theatre Company’s 52nd season has just kicked off in Bangor. Artistic Director Jen Shepard joins us to chat about her many-years journey with the company as well as the exciting season ahead.