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The Hygienic~ Where Art Happens

Published January 3, 2011 | By Ann Nyberg

Business as usual at Hygienic Art, I hardly think so. This art space in the heart of downtown New London, is all about the individual expression of artists which… Continue reading →

Posted in Blog | Tagged 501(c)3, Art, artists, arts, avant garde, community, Connecticut, ecclectic, film, Hygienic Art, independent film, jewelry, Music, New London, non-profit, paintings, resident artists | Leave a comment

A.D. Calvo is Making Thrillers

Published November 9, 2010 | By Ann Nyberg

Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina but raised for most of his life in Stamford, Connecticut, Alejandro Daniel (A.D.) Calvo is making thrillers, you know the kind of film not for… Continue reading →

Posted in Blog | Tagged "The Melancholy Fantastic", "The Other Side of the Tracks", A.D. Calvo, Alfred Hitchcock, Connecticut, dark, DVD, Edward Scissorhands, fantasy, film, Goodnight Film, Movies, romantic, Showtime, Stamford, thriller, Tim Burton, Wallingford | 2 Comments

Stunning Art Deco Warner Theatre

Published October 13, 2010 | By Ann Nyberg

If you’re an Art Deco fan and you have never seen the Warner Theatre in Torrington, Connecticut, figure out a date and go see it.

This is a 1,700 seat… Continue reading →

Posted in Blog | Tagged 1931, Art Deco, art school, arts, audition, black box theater, Connecticut, drama, drama school, Entertainment, film, historic, Music, non-profict, non-profit, Old Hollywood, orchestre, plays, restored, Theater, theatre, Torrington, Warner Brothers Studios, Warner Theatre | Leave a comment

The Story of Hand High School Football

Published August 27, 2010 | By Ann Nyberg

Mike Seib, a Daniel Hand High School graduate, will soon be graduating from the University of Connecticut. He’s discovered his passion along the way and that is film making. Since… Continue reading →

Posted in Blog | Tagged Connecticut, documentary, film, filmmaker, football, Hand High Football, Hand High School, Long Island Sound, Madison, Mike Seib, Strong Field, Surf Club, the beach, Tiger Pride, University of Connecticut | 8 Comments

So Much to Say About Katharine Hepburn in a Documentary #1

Published April 28, 2010 | By Ann Nyberg

This is really fun. Talking to people who really knew and spent time with the iconic actress, Connecticut’s own, Katharine Hepburn.Interviews are being done for a documentary for the Katharine… Continue reading →

Posted in Blog | Tagged Ann Nyberg, documentary, Fenwick, film, Katharine Hepburn, Old Saybrook | 1 Comment

Katharine Hepburn’s Stamp.

Published March 15, 2010 | By Ann Nyberg

To know me is to know that I am a lover of the arts and all things creative. I am a founding board of trustees member of the Katharine Hepburn… Continue reading →

Posted in Blog | Tagged 92nd Street Y, Academy Awards, Clint Eastwood, Connecticut, dance, film, HD, Katharine Hepburn, May 13th, Meryl Streep, Old Holllywood, Old Saybrook, opera, Oscars, stamp, The Kate, The MET, U.S. Post Office | 3 Comments

Connecticut’s Katharine Hepburn

Published February 23, 2010 | By Ann Nyberg

Katharine Hepburn, there was nobody like her, probably never will be. Born in Hartford, Connecticut, Katharine Hepburn is still the record holder for the number of Academy Awards won. She… Continue reading →

Posted in Blog | Tagged Academy Award, Annie Mame, Connecticut, Fenwick, film, Katharine Hepburn, Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center, Katharine Hepburn's brownies, marina, May 12, Movies, Old Hollywood, Old Saybrook, Saybrook Point Inn and Spa, stamp, The Kate, U.S.Postal Service | 5 Comments

55 Years Later, Auntie Mame is a Hit Again

Published February 8, 2010 | By Annie Mame

For much of my life, I have loved the movie “Auntie Mame” but only the film staring actress Rosalind (Roz) Russell. Russell, a Waterbury, Connecticut native played Mame in the… Continue reading →

Posted in Blog | Tagged "Auntie Mame", Annie Mame, Connecticut, depression-era, film, glamourous, Italian, Italy, movie, Patrick Dennis, Rosalind Russell, Waterbury, Zia Mame | Leave a comment

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