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Peter Bloedel loves Jane Austen’s story “Pride and Prejudice.” He’s wanted to direct the show for 25 years, he admitted, but something was always missing.
Whether you’re looking for some socking stuffers, a festive parade, tons of twinkling lights or a horse-drawn sleigh ride, the holidays are looking bright in the Granite State.
When she thought about directing “Antigone” by Sophocles at Bethany Lutheran College, Emily Kimball envisioned water and mud. When she was told her set could include a pool of water,
Peter Bloedel’s marriage is 28 years old. His oldest child, son Hans, is 26. And this fall, his artistic creation, Theatre Physics, is turning 30.
In the world of the arts, a turn toward fall means a blooming of the performance calendar.