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The Provincetown Food & Wine Festival is celebrating its fourth year in Provincetown, MA from November 7-10. Events held throughout town at a variety of venues. We turn the spotlight on to restaurants and hospitality in this celebratory event. A wide...

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October 3, 2024. the ptownie dispatch!

Explore Provincetown’s vibrant scene with Drag Shows, Accommodations, Restaurants, Art Galleries and the daily ptownie Calendar. Immerse yourself in performances, diverse lodging, culinary delights, and events that define this iconic destination. The Fade...

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September 12, 2024. the ptownie dispatch!

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Friendship, and Then Some: The Fade-Away Advantage at the Provincetown Theater

There’s a certain power in laughing at something one fears, and Meryl Cohn takes full advantage of that impulse in The Fade-Away Advantage, now at the Provincetown Theater through October 20. Jojo (Susan Lambert) and Michaela (D’Arcy Dersham) have a...

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Finding Home: The Heart Sellers at the Cape Rep

Would you give up your heart to find a new home? That’s the question at the center of The Heart Sellers, now being produced in its Cape Cod première at the Cape Rep Theatre. Luna (Joy Regullano) and Jane (Zoë Kim) have just met at the supermarket....

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Shining a Light on History: Liberty Talks at WHAT

She’s one of the most recognizable monuments anywhere, instantly identifiable, connected to vague words like freedom, liberty, independence. As American, one might say, as apple pie. Except that she’s not. The story behind the Statue of Liberty is...

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Midcentury Modern: “Summer, 1976” at WHAT

Anything Daisy Walker directs is bound to be interesting, insightful, and often surprising; and Summer, 1976, now at the Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater, absolutely doesn’t disappoint. We can all look back on our lives and see various relationships that...

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Bite Me: “Westminster” Makes its Regional Début at the Harbor Stage Company

Some of the most interesting plays I’ve seen feature a character who never is present physically onstage but is intimated, felt, almost-perceived. That character often silently lends an air of foreboding to an otherwise ordinary situation. That’s...

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