Members of Weathervane’s Professional Resident Acting Company performing in a virtual event this summer. From left, front row: Carrie Greenberg, Grace Livingston Kramer and Marisa Kirby; back row: Ira Kramer and Ethan Paulini. (LEW WHITENER PHOTO)
Members of Weathervane’s Professional Resident Acting Company performing in a virtual event this summer. From left, front row: Carrie Greenberg, Grace Livingston Kramer and Marisa Kirby; back row: Ira Kramer and Ethan Paulini. (LEW WHITENER PHOTO)
WHITEFIELD — The Weathervane Theatre has announced that this year’s performance of the annual Bubble and Squeak will once again be free to the public, thanks to Harvard Pilgrim Health Care. It will take place Saturday.
A Weathervane fan favorite, Bubble and Squeak is the annual season opener — an evening of song introducing North Country audiences to the upcoming season as well as the resident company of artists bringing the productions to life. Bubble and Squeak will kick off Weathervane’s first fall season (the summer season concluded Aug. 30).
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