Award-winning play premieres at Cotuit Center for the Arts… “A Talented Woman” follows the tumultuous lives of three generations of women living in Manhattan during the Great Recession—a recently widowed grandmother on the verge of financial ruin, her workaholic daughter struggling to balance her professional and family lives, and her 14-year-old hellion of a granddaughter. Ricocheting between hilarity, insight, pathos, and pain, this sophisticated comedy by Lynda Sturner and Jim Dalglish explores the issues women face at three important stages of their lives. Winner of the New Playwright, New Plays Competition and the Kaplan Prize awarded by Eventide Arts and a semi- finalist at the National Playwrights Conference at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center, the play was developed through workshops at The Actors Studio in New York and the McCarterLab at the McCarter Theatre Center in Princeton, New Jersey. The play has received public readings at The Actors Studio, the McCarter Theatre, the Playwright’s Festival at The Provincetown Theater, and at CCftA’s 2nd Wednesday Reading Series. The play will be directed by Jim Dalglish, writer/director of four CCftA favorites: “Bark Park,” “Unsafe,” “Lines in the Sand,” and “Dark Tales Told on a Cold Autumn Eve.” How do two people of very different backgrounds— Lynda, a denizen of the Upper East Side, and Jim, a prairie boy from North Dakota—manage to collaborate on a full-length play? Read “If the odd couple wrote plays in Provincetown” a feature by Deborah Minsky that appeared in the Provincetown Banner and find out. Excerpt: “The creative affinity between playwrights Lynda Sturner and Jim Dalglish is so close it’s almost intuitive… Lynda: We’d written another play together, a short called “Superlubricated.” Jim: It went well.... (more)

– It’s time for all Cape Cod students, K-12 to get creative about stopping litter. “Litter-free begins with me!” is the theme of the Cape Cod Art Center’s Cape-wide poster contest designed to increase students’ awareness of how casually discarded trash spoils the unique beauty of Cape Cod and endangers wildlife in our woods and oceans.... (more)

Written by Walton Jones Directed by Corinne Cameron Full of 1940s music, dancing and old-time sound effects, the play portrays the final holiday broadcast of the Mutual Manhattan Variety Cavalcade on the New York radio station WOV in December 1942.... (more)

Cotuit Center for the Arts is currently casting the summer production of Sweet Charity. Live audition will be Monday, March 25 from 6 PM - 9 PM in the Main Performance Space. For those unable to attend this audition date, we are also offering the option to submit an electronic video audition.... (more)

The Guild of Harwich Artists’ Bank Art Show Series for the months of March and April will feature painted works by four guild members in three different Harwich banks. Cape Cod 5 Cents – East Harwich is displaying watercolor paintings by Michael Rudden, AIA through April.... (more)

– It’s time for all Cape Cod students, K-12 to get creative about stopping litter. “Litter-free begins with me!” is the theme of the Cape Cod Art Center’s Cape-wide poster contest designed to increase students’ awareness of how casually discarded trash spoils the unique beauty of Cape Cod and endangers wildlife in our woods and oceans.... (more)

The Guild of Harwich Artists’ Bank Art Show Series for the months of March and April will feature painted works by four guild members in three different Harwich banks. Cape Cod 5 Cents – East Harwich is displaying watercolor paintings by Michael Rudden, AIA through April.... (more)

– It’s time for all Cape Cod students, K-12 to get creative about stopping litter. “Litter-free begins with me!” is the theme of the Cape Cod Art Center’s Cape-wide poster contest designed to increase students’ awareness of how casually discarded trash spoils the unique beauty of Cape Cod and endangers wildlife in our woods and oceans.... (more)

The Guild of Harwich Artists’ Bank Art Show Series for the months of March and April will feature painted works by four guild members in three different Harwich banks. Cape Cod 5 Cents – East Harwich is displaying watercolor paintings by Michael Rudden, AIA through April.... (more)

– It’s time for all Cape Cod students, K-12 to get creative about stopping litter. “Litter-free begins with me!” is the theme of the Cape Cod Art Center’s Cape-wide poster contest designed to increase students’ awareness of how casually discarded trash spoils the unique beauty of Cape Cod and endangers wildlife in our woods and oceans.... (more)