Louisa Hufstader
With two days remaining, the Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival has already taken audiences from New Orleans to Cuba, into a New York city courtroom, around the state of Texas and across the continent of India.
Tuesday morning in Falmouth, steamship governors and senior managers got a look at three new alternatives from BIA.studio, the Boston-based architectural firm working on the project.
Vineyard audiences have two more chances to take part in a daring, international theatre experiment that changes with every performance.
Tuesday morning in Falmouth, the Steamship Authority will reveal three revised design concepts for the Woods Hole terminal building.
On Saturday, Brooke Hardman Ditchfield will perform White Rabbit Red Rabbit by by Nassim Soleimanpour. She will encounter the script for the first time when she opens the envelope on stage.
The Hudson Valley-based company Bridgman|Packer Dance has just two members, but brought a virtual troupe of reality-challenging collaborators to the Martha’s Vineyard Performing Arts Center.