2015 Tea Party Festival: Revolutionary Theatre!
Revolutionary Theatre, part of the Chestertown Tea Party Colonial Festival, is going into its 7th year. Revolutionary Theatre showcases locally written scripts that focus on the Colonial era and that …
Africa by America Day
Africa By America Day May 30: Africa By America Day will celebrate cultural diversity by offering events throughout town, including: mask making at KidsSpot, African food prepared by Aaron Wesley …
Open Auditions for “Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike”
Set in the family farmhouse in rural Bucks County, PA, Vanya and his adopted sister Sonia ruminate over their lives, full of angst and regret and the alarmingly ambiguous prophecies …
Announcing the 2015 Eastern Shore Blues Society Concert Series
2015 CHESTERTOWN BLUES SERIES CONCERT SCHEDULE: April 10 – the Nighthawks with Bob Margolin’s tribute to Muddy Waters May 8 – the great Bill Kirchen and his band will rock us on June 12 – the intriguing …
Gideon’s Knot: Director Tim Maloney Speaks
1. How did you come across the play, Gidion’s Knot? Why did you choose to direct it? I first read the play in AmericanTheatre magazine, which occasionally prints new American …
Meet Our Staff
Tess Hogans–Theatre Manager As Theatre Manager, Tess has her dream job of keeping the Garfield running smoothly. She is responsible for the general administration, maintenance, educational programing, planning, volunteer management …
Season Dedication
“Our 2015 season is dedicated to the memory of Vincent Raimond, former Executive Director of the Kent County Arts Council, founder Actors Community Theatre (A.C.T.), patron of the arts and …
A Family That Plays Together
A Family That Plays Together. Rachel Goss, mother of Playmakers Campers Steven and Zack, tells us how her children’s love for performing at the GCA turned into a family affair. …
Garfield Center Announces Open Auditions for Inherit the Wind
The Garfield Center for the Arts at the Prince Theatre will hold open auditions for it’s Fall production, Inherit the Wind, by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee, on August …