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I promise this has nothing to do with Halloween. and continues on November 12 and 13 (with a family show on November 10 at 6 p.m.) After a year of having no musicals, the students are back, better than ever, to provide a wacky performance that should please everyone. If you’re a Python fan as well, check out the Camden Hills Regional High School’s production of Spamalot: The School edition in the Strom Theater, a family show that kicks off this weekend at 7 p.m. Who has two thumbs and loves Monty Python? This girl. FMI: CMCAįriday, November 5 & Saturday, November 6-Camden Poster courtesy CHRHS Participants can even check out the museum’s “Spatial Relations” for inspiration. From 2 to 4 p.m., artist Alexis Iammarino will be leading the workshop to encourage people to explore sculptural art forms with an array of cardboard that can be printed at stamps, collagraph plates, mobiles, or wall hangings.
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Begin making art even if you don’t know how to start with The Center for Maine Contemporary Art’s free “Artlab” held at their facilities at 21 Winter Street. The Magic Lantern has been described as headquarters to the Czech part of the revolution.You’ve got a whole winter in front of you-now what are you going to do? Get creative. Magic Lantern in former Czechoslovakia Ī theater bearing the name Laterna Magika, or Magic Lantern, was also located in the former Czechoslovakia, and served as one of the principal meeting places during the Velvet Revolution in which the country overthrew their governing communist regime in favor of democracy.
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It has a Medieval European theme, with dishes being named after the movie Monty Python and the Holy Grail. The pub, called the Tannery, is named after the Gibb's Tannery that used to be located on the site. The Brookside has nautical theming, the Meserve has 1920's theming, and the Mayfair has general Victorian theming. Three of the screens are named after former Bridgton Theaters: The Meserve, The Mayfair, and The Brookside. The largest theater features a stage, and has been used for performances. The other screen is featured as a pub/ café, and can be used to show live, televised events. It features four screens (three with old fashioned balconies. The new Magic Lantern officially began construction on Maand reopened on February 8, 2008. presented to the Town of Bridgton a plan to redevelop the entire site which included a new building for its operations on the site behind the old theater and a New Magic Lantern theater.
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Sloping floors, cracked foundations, freezing pipes and the physical sinking of the building sealed its fate. However, the condition of "The Brookside Building" as it was known by locals, had deteriorated due to poor soil conditions that existed on the site. In 1990, the theater was twinned to increase the number of movie choices. The family decided to reopen the single screen theater and to bring movies back to Bridgton. The family business, Down East, Inc., had occupied the ground floor for many years while the theater occupied the 2nd floor. The following year the local Howell family purchased the building. The theater closed in the late 1980s and was run for a year by the town of Bridgton's recreation department.
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The Magic Lantern was also the first theater in Maine to install Dolby Stereo Surround sound.
King pulled the strings to get the print for this benefit screening for the local hospital fundraiser. Goodman secured the worldwide premier of author Stephen King's The Shining at the Magic Lantern. The original theater, which had a Victorian-style lobby, opened in 1929 as the "New Meserve Theater" followed by "The Mayfair", "The Brookside" and finally in 1977 "The Magic Lantern" by entrepreneur Tom Goodman.
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