Public to get inside view of Wyeth’s work
Brandywine River Museum opening Andrew Wyeth’s studio for public tours in July
By Mike McGann, Editor, UnionvilleTimes.com
Andrew Wyeth's studio seems much like his work, seemingly austere and colorless — until the small details, from his drawings on the floor, to the container of eggs, always from the local WaWa, reveal some of the artist's interior life. The Brandywine River Museum...
Running In The Red earns 9 Cappie nods
Awards to be presented Sunday evening for regional high school theater
EAST MARLBOROUGH — The Unionville High School Players received nine nominations for the fall play, Running in the Red, from the CAPPIES (Critics and Performers). This organization promotes high school theater throughout the Greater Philadelphia region.
The awards will be presented Sunday at Upper Darby High School, and Unionville-Chadds...
Willow on State to feature Dain Mergenthaler, Friday
Local singer-songwriter Dain Mergenthaler will be performing at Willow on State’s first Friday festivities tomorrow
By P.J. D’Annunzio, Staff Writer, UnionvilleTimes.com
Dain Mergenthaler
KENNETT — For Dain Mergenthaler, songwriting has been a lifelong fascination. His passion for music started at a young age, inspired like so many others by the rock and roll revolution spurred by four young...
‘Phantom’ is beyond spectacular as McShane, Walden and entire cast deliver!
Unionville Drama Club has set a new standard as the curtain raises on “Phantom of the Opera”
By Dave Conard Sports Editor UnionvilleTimes.com
The Phantom's iconic mask is left behind inthe final scene
PARIS—Alert, alert, this is a public service announcement, the Phantom has been seen again lurking at the old Opera House on Unionville Road.
It was reported that he interrupted an...
Windoview’s debut a revelation
Review: Unionville trio offers tight set, original music despite minimal time together
By Dan Block, Special to UnionvilleTimes.com
Unionville's Windoview had an impressive debut this past weekend.
NEWTOWN SQUARE — Usually when you think of a musical group made up of high school students, you think of loud, unpolished rock and screaming voices, or perhaps hip-hop, with the occasional singer-songwriter.
The...
Folk songstress Rebekah Jean to regale Flash, Friday
By P.J. D’Annunzio, Staff Writer, KennettTimes.com
Folk/Country musician and singer, Rebekah Jean.
KENNETT SQUARE — The Ohio-bred musician Rebekah Jean makes her Eastern PA debut on Friday Feb. 17, 8 PM at Kennett Flash, promoting the release of her debut independent album, “Love May be Real but it Ain’t Enough.”
Rebekah’s album was produced by Grammy-nominated producer David Mayfield...
Ex-Bad Company bassist to play Kennett Flash
Paul Cullen is presenting his Unplugged & Uncorked show tonight
By P.J. D’Annunzio, Staff Writer, UnionvilleTimes.com
KENNETT SQUARE—He may be “bad company” ‘til the day he dies, but on Friday, Paul Cullen and special guest Sweet Leda will be hosting an intimate evening of acoustic music and wine-tasting from his own label, Sonata Vino.
Cullen was drawn to music at a young age, inspired...
Willow on State to hold award winning artists exhibition
Kennett Square’s newest art scene is showcasing three edgy and exciting artists on Feb. 3
By P.J. D’Annunzio, Staff Writer, UnionvilleTimes.com
The boldly colored figures of Admin Torres are just on of a number of local artists that will be featured at Willow on State during this Friday's Kennett Art Stroll.
KENNETT SQUARE — If you like artists talented enough to win fine-arts competitions...
Phantom of the Opera coming to UHS in March
EAST MARLBOROUGH — For more than twenty-five years, The Phantom of the Opera has captivated audiences in London and on Broadway. Now you can see this mesmerizing production on the Unionville High School stage as our talented young actors bring this poignant love story to life, March 15-17.
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Christie Lenee back for show at Flash, Friday
Talented singer-songwriter crosses categories, quickly growing fanbase
Christie Lenee
By Mike McGann, Editor, UnionvilleTimes.com
KENNETT SQUARE — She defies simple classification. At turns, she’s a power vocalist, other times, she inventively uses her guitar as a percussion instrument — and at any given time she’s working on multiple projects, with one of her two backing bands and trying to...
