Month: March 2023

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Dawn’s Early Light…

Sharing an update from the Magnolia Cafe Facebook page

I certainly wish I knew.

Rebecca Bradshaw steps into the Artistic Leadership role for historic season

The Gloucester Stage Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of Rebecca Bradshaw as the Company’s new Artistic Director after an extensive nationwide search process.

As Artistic Director, Rebecca will join Managing Director Christopher Griffith in working with GSC’s Board and staff on shared goals that strengthen the theater’s commitment to presenting socially relevant and intellectually stimulating works with powerful, uplifting, intriguing, and inspiring productions and performances. Rebecca takes over the role from the Award-winning Actress and Director Paula Plum, who has been serving as the theater’s Interim Artistic Director since Robert Walsh stepped down following the 2021 season.

“Rebecca has been appointed from an exceptionally strong array of candidates.” shared Managing Director Christopher Griffith. “We are incredibly pleased to have Rebecca leading the artistic vision of Gloucester Stage, bringing the experience of an acclaimed directing and producing career. I am especially grateful to have a business partner with such a strong commitment to the artistic community, championing diverse voices, and theater education.”

“I am thrilled to be back in a theatre community I hold so dear and to have the opportunity to become part of the thriving arts and culture scene in Gloucester. As a leader, I hope to build upon the foundation of GSC’s past while continuing to challenge and inspire audiences to come,” said Rebecca Bradshaw on her appointment as Artistic Director.

Lovely day along the back shore recently reminded me that the Ides of March is upon us. Who remembers that from high school English class?

East Gloucester Front Door Report- Under an Inch/ Some Spots Nothing. Roads Clear

100% of what we raise will go directly to ADRA, an organization working with the UN, as mentioned recently in the Boston Globe:

The event will be held at 7pm March 30, at the Newburyport Elks, at 70 Low Street, starting with a talk with Arik Burakovsky, Assistant Director of the Russia and Eurasia Program at The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University.

The auction itself features collectables, gift certificates to shops, experiences, boat rides, restaurants, inns, etc. in the North Shore area.  Come for fun and to support this important cause. For more information or to make a direct donation go to https://www.amesburysda.org/ukrainianreliefauction

Drizmal…

Craft Fair to Support Special Need Dances 
Place: Gloucester Fraternity Club
Date: April 23, 2023    Time: 11-4pm
Cost: $40
Includes table and 2 chairs

Please email: Glostarocks01930@gmail.com for an  application. Janine Brooks is the organizer and contact person for vendors – many local vendors know her for the great craft events she organizes at the Elks. Applications must be  submitted no later than March 20th.

You will be notified of your status on or before March 24th.

Full payment will be due at that time if accepted. We ask that only products hand made by you be sold at the market. Some categories may fill up quickly so be sure to get your application in as soon as possible.

We hope that people will support this event to raise money for the Special Needs Dances held at the Elks. Our son Yianni and his friends absolutely love and look forward to these wonderful dances that are put on by volunteers from the Fraternity Club!

My wife Anna who owns Cape Ann Sea Salt Co. will be one of the vendors. It will be a great opportunity for local vendors to kickstart the season and for buyers to get their Mother’s Day shopping done all while supporting a fantastic cause!

Thank You,

James Eves