On Our Screen and Stage - Week of February 17, 2020 | Hopewell Theater

"The Hopewell Theater is a beautiful room with great sound and an intimate vibe. Who could ask for anything more?" - Madeleine Peyroux, Jazz Artist "The Hopewell Theater hits every important mark from the moment the lights hit the stage. Great sound, comfortable seating, and the kind of intimacy that makes everyone in the crowd lean in even closer. When you step on stage there you feel like you’ve found your home." - Ellis Paul, Folk Singer-Songwriter "We love Hopewell Theater, a beautiful space with great sound, plus a warm and competent staff that made us and our audience feel right at home." - Jay Ungar and Molly Mason, Folk Duo "There is a special magical feeling that I got when I first entered Hopewell Theater that immediately inspired me to want to share my music in the most authentic and venerable way possible during my concert." - Chris Pierce, Singer-Songwriter "Thank you for coming to Hopewell Theater, they are doing an incredible job for the community in having this theater available for live music." - Max Weinberg, E-Street Band and Hall of Fame Drummer "What a gorgeous venue. Beautiful theater, beautiful sound." - Lucy Kaplansky, Folk Artist "I really had such an awesome time - loved the staff, loved the crew, loved the vibe, loved everything!" - Comedian Jackie Byrne "I played the Hopewell Theater for the first time and was blown away by the experience." - Mary Gauthier, Grammy winning singer/songwriter

On Our Screen and Stage – Week of February 17, 2020

Blog | Posted on February 19, 2020 at 3:00 am by program manager

This week at Hopewell Theater:

Discover where countless rivers vanished to as civilization urbanized in The Art of Living Well: LOST RIVERS on Tuesday.
Grab a spaghetti dinner and watch a Western on Wednesday with VENGEANCE VALLEY.
Films That Made Music continues Thursday with a story of self-reinvention in the New York punk scene, SMITHEREENS.
Take a night off to laugh with PROGRESSIVELY FUNNY: JOHN FUGELSANG & FRIENDS.
Our Microbudget Matinee series, which showcases films made on a shoestring budget, ends on Saturday with Lena Dunham’s TINY FURNITURE.
The Queen of Austin Soul, TAMECA JONES, visits the East Coast on Saturday to awe crowds with her powerful, honeyed voice.
Next Tuesday, as part of The Art of Living Well, watch AN ART THAT NATURE MAKES with a complimentary wine tasting and guided poetic response by Vasiliki Katsarou.

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