Brent Hallenbeck

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The musical based on the popular 1985 movie will have presented more than 500 shows when it closes Jan. 5, although critics were 'mostly unimpressed.'

A second Broadway musical with significant Vermont ties has announced this month that it will end its run Jan. 5.

From Sammy Rae & the Friends to 'King Lear,' Soul Asylum to 'Home Alone' redux, the arts-and-entertainment schedule lights up Vermont with variety

The Middlesex restaurant sits across U.S. 2 from the community gathering space Camp Meade and the popular, long-running Red Hen Baking Co.

'This is imaginative, it’s fantastical, but it also manages to convey the truth of Sadie’s experiences,' said the play's director, Peter Harrigan.

COLCHESTER ― Sadie Chamberlain not only lives with disability, she thrives. The graduate of Lyndon Institute in a few months will become an alum of another Vermont school, St. Michael’s College, where the senior is double majoring in theater and psychology and belongs to the collegiate honor society Phi Beta Kappa.

WAITSFIELD ― Two decades ago, Claudia Becker presented the social-justice-centered MountainTop Film Festival at what was then called the Eclipse Theater and Starlight Lounge. When the business went up for sale in 2005, she and her then-husband, documentary filmmaker Eugene Jarecki, bought the building and renamed it the Big Picture Theater.

SHELBURNE ― From 2015 to 2017, Madaila seemed primed to be the next band people outside Vermont would hear about.

Do you hear holiday Celtic, jazz or hardcore-music? How about Family+ Day, the Kiev ballet or 'Winter Lights'? Here's cost and dates for that and more