The Auburn-based theater's take on the off-Broadway classic musical runs through March 16.

The three musicians have been performing around central Maine for many years and with many other local folks.

Danielle Paus' program will be all Celtic instrumental pieces.

All the March concerts feature guest clarinetist and composer David Krakauer.

“Broken Clock” is an original play about incarceration, gun violence, grief, family, trust and time.

The ballet follows the journey of the knight-errant Don Quixote and his loyal squire, Sancho Panza, as they embark on a quest to find the enchanting Dulcinea.

The 2020 Read ME author of ‘The Vigilance of Stars’ will give a book talk March 11.

Paintings by Kate Cargile and Connie McVey can be viewed through March in Lewiston.

This immersive murder mystery dinner show invites guests to step into the Tipsy Clover Irish Pub, where the sudden murder of owner Lucky McTrouble sets off a whodunnit.

His compositions have premiered at various venues, from Lincoln Center in New York to the International Jazz Festival in Bern, Switzerland, and Croatia.

Boston-based flutist Weronika Balewski and pianist Elizabeth Basconi founded Marvento Duo in 2013 to collaborate as both performers and teaching artists.

This focus on art performance and multimedia practices delves into ways artists of various media can break boundaries between aspects of dance, music, video, visual art mediums and site by highlighting the multi-faceted and innovative works featured at the museum.

Both Lewiston performances will include sign language interpretation.

The talk will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the University of Southern Maine’s Lewiston campus, 51 Westminster St., Lewiston.

This world premier play has a script that has already won awards.

Screenings will be held in Portland, Brunswick, Waterville and Lewiston.

The Yarmouth native has been wowing audiences from Maine to Texas since 1981.

The program will feature the dramatic stories of three Black women.

Stone Mountain Arts is set to host an evening of comedy, music and wild improvisations.

The band has performed at the Boston Celtic Music Festival, the Bellingham Celtic Festival, Club Passim, and at various other public and private venues across the U.S.

The country music band is to take the stage Feb. 21 at Stone Mountain Arts.

For this performance, Gallant will perform a mix of originals (some from his new CD) and covers, both songs and instrumentals.

The southern rock legends are a band of brothers bound together by history, harmony and the road.

The singer is working on writing and recording new music with her fiancé and musical partner, Nate Haven.

The Boston-based quartet is known for delivering fresh, engaging performances that celebrate global traditions.

Sherry’s roots continue to grow in the ever evolving genres of folk, Americana and rock 'n roll.

A La Tarte Burlesque is set for Friday, and stand-up comics Maz Ishmael and Ian Stuart plan to take the stage on Saturday.

The acclaimed Bob Dylan biopic “A Complete Unknown” will be shown at the RFA Lakeside Theater.

A Skowhegan artist will share a real-life photographic exhibit at the University of Maine at Farmington Art Gallery.

The audience-assisted production runs through Sunday at the Lewiston professional theater.

The concert will take place on Logan Stage.

This comedy focuses on one woman's decision to expose her latest affair to both her husband and to her lover’s wife.

The Boston-based quintet performs a concert-style show that celebrates the journey of the famous band.

James Theberge of Maine is set to record his first comedy special Jan. 25 at live at the club.

Readings of 'The Breasts of Tiresias' is set for 7:30 p.m. Jan. 22 and 29,

The singer/songwriter and multi instrumentalist from Biddeford is influenced by the playing of John Mayer and the writing of Bon Iver, Fleet Foxes and Gregory Alan Isakov.