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Theatre Guild Gears Up For 'Something Rotten!' | Arts & Entertainment - Vimarsana News

Theatre Guild Gears Up For 'Something Rotten!' | Arts & Entertainment

The Falmouth Theatre Guild will welcome audiences to the Renaissance when the curtain goes up on the comedic musical “Something Rotten!” on April 28.

'Party At The Crossroads' Is Enjoyable Night Out | Arts & Entertainment - Vimarsana News

'Party At The Crossroads' Is Enjoyable Night Out | Arts & Entertainment

If a triple threat in theater is a performer who can act, sing and dance, Mwalim (Morgan James Peters), must be at least a quadruple if not a quintuple threat.

County Celebrates Successful Household Hazardous Waste Program - Vimarsana News

County Celebrates Successful Household Hazardous Waste Program

Barnstable County celebrated its Household Hazardous Waste Program (HHW) at the meeting of the county Board of Regional Commissioners Wednesday, April 12.

A Son Directs His Father In 'A Party at the Crossroads' | Arts & Entertainment - Vimarsana News

A Son Directs His Father In 'A Party at the Crossroads' | Arts & Entertainment

“A Party at the Crossroads” is a work of storytelling and musical theater presented cabaret-style, written and mostly performed by Mwalim and directed by his son, The ZYG 808, running

A Son Directs His Father In A PARTY IN THE CROSSROADS At Cotuit Center for the Arts This April - Vimarsana News

A Son Directs His Father In A PARTY IN THE CROSSROADS At Cotuit Center for the Arts This April

When Mwalim first performed 'A Party at the Crossroads' as a performance piece in 1996 at the Falmouth Public Library for Black History Month, with a subsequent production in Boston through New African Company, little did he know that the show would become a touring piece that took him around the country to theaters, venues and festivals.