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Rutland radio voices past and present unite to save a holiday tradition - Vimarsana News

Rutland radio voices past and present unite to save a holiday tradition

A Who’s Who of local announcers are joining forces to raise money for the 50th annual WSYB Christmas Fund, which has reaped $2 million for families in need since its start in 1972.

Rutland's Paramount Theatre Receives Funding For Major Expansion - Vimarsana News

Rutland's Paramount Theatre Receives Funding For Major Expansion

Rutland's Paramount Theatre is getting a major upgrade. Announced at a press conference on Monday, the 838-seat performing arts center will expand into and transform...

Bruce Bouchard retires from Paramount Theatre as Eric Mallette takes over - Vimarsana News

Bruce Bouchard retires from Paramount Theatre as Eric Mallette takes over

Eric Mallette, left, Executive Director, with long-serving predecessor Bruce Bouchard. Courtesy Paramount. Vermont Business Magazine The Paramount Theatre Board of Directors has promoted long-time Paramount staff member Eric Mallette to the position of Executive Director. Mallette had been serving as Interim Executive Director since July 1, 2020 following the announcement that long-serving Executive Director Bruce Bouchard would be retiring at the end of the calendar year. Bouchard has been serving in the role of fundraising and development since Mallette’s interim appointment. Prior...

The Paramount closes an era: Bruce Bouchard steps down - Vimarsana News

The Paramount closes an era: Bruce Bouchard steps down

live broadcasts from the Metropolitan Opera, to Rutland’s Paramount Theatre. “When we put in the equipment, we turned it on to test our lovely $50,000 projector — and up on the screen came a soccer match in Germany,” Bouchard said. “And wow! Was that an epiphany?! “Free sports was a wonderful discovery that really fed the community and demystified the elitism and made it truly a theater for everyone,” Bouchard said. The first Met broadcast at the Paramount — Tchaikovsky’s “Eugene Onegin” — was in early October of 2013, and it was fou...