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Anthony Madonna’s Life in Theater
Anthony Madonna’s path to Guild Hall’s theater began with the cello in second grade and continued to the Westminster Choir College, Juilliard, the McCarter Theatre, and London’s Guildhall School of Music and Drama.
| An Artist Who Sought Serenity in MontaukLucien Smith, an artist who died unexpectedly this month at 37, moved from New York to Montauk after achieving early success and found serenity there while continuing to work productively. |
| An Accident Sparks a MemoirJuana Libedinsky, an Argentine journalist and author, will be at the Southampton Arts Center on Saturday at 4 p.m. to discuss her just-published memoir, “Downhill: A Memoir of an Accident, Two Comas, Many Books, and Starting Over.” |
| South Fork Poetry: ‘Behind This Gate’ by Dee SlavutinWealth’s where you find it. |
| Anything but Wedded Bliss"The Dance of Death," a 2012 adaptation of plays by August Strindberg about a tumultuous marriage hanging by a thread, will have a three-week run at LTV Studios. |
| All Music, Almost All the TimeNow set to open Oct. 1, the Sag Harbor American Music Festival will feature four days of free concerts throughout the village. |
| Ab Ex on the East EndThe Parrish Art Museum will host “Abstract Expressionism: The East End, 1940 to Today,” a survey of the region’s abstract painting from the mid-20th century to the present. |
| Poetry, Visual Art, and Music at Guild Hall“Emergency Eyewash ABC” will bring poetry by Barry Schwabsky, visual art by Carol Szymanski, and music by Wadada Leo Smith to Guild Hall. |
| Bits and PiecesComedy double play at Bay Street, jazz duo in Montauk, Rebel Elle at the Masonic Temple, and docs and discussions at the East Hampton Library. |
| The Art SceneThree at the Depot Gallery, watercolors at Ashawagh Hall, Russell Maltz solo in Bridgehampton, and the East End Photographers Group at John Jermain. |
| News for FoodiesNew for this week: Drink specials at Lobster Roll, happy hour at Lion’s Nook Bar and Grill, Locals Night at Inlet Seafood, and happy hour and pasta specials at Frankie’s Fabulous. |
| At the GalleriesLate-breaking and standing gallery and arts center listings that last beyond the opening receptions announced in "The Art Scene," updated frequently. |
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