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“Well, it just goes to show. You can’t ever get out of Maine alive,” or so says Kasiee Degrassie, one of the colorful characters in Lincoln Theater’s upcoming production of “Hair Frenzy.” Presented by LCCT, the theater company in residence, “Hair.
Original LCCT poster drawing created by Lynda Riess Lathrop. Courtesy of Andrew Fenniman
Live performances return to the Lincoln Theater stage in Damariscotta the weekend of June 17 for five performances only of LCCT’s newest production, Wendy MacLeod’s “Women in Jeopardy!”
It’s Chardonnay Tuesday. It’s supposed to be ladies only. Yet, Liz (Christina Belknap) has brought her newest beau, Jackson Scull (Tom Handel), with her. Not only is he a dentist, but he is also just plain creepy. Liz ’s best friends, Mary (Jennifer True) and Jo (Nanette Hennig Fraser), want Liz to be happy, but they can’t help wondering if Jackson may be a serial killer. And let’s face it…. Friends don’t let friends date serial killers. When Jackson is linked to a mysterious disappearance and a questionable relationship with Liz’s daughter Amanda (Mallory Adams), Mary and Jo turn their book club into a mash-up of Nancy Drew, “Murder She Wrote” and “Sex and the City.”�
Fri, 12/11/2020 - 10:00am
Christina Belknap will become Lincoln Theater’s executive director in 2022. Courtesy of the theater
Damariscotta’s historic Lincoln Theater is preparing for a change in leadership. At their most recent board meeting, the Lincoln Theater Board of Directors voted to approve an executive leadership transition plan in which Andrew Fenniman will step down at the end of next year on Dec. 31, 2021 and his replacement, Christina Belknap, will assume the role of executive director effective Jan. 1, 2022. The board is looking forward to 2021 being a year of transition … and celebration.
After guiding the theatrical ship for 11 years, and with the theater in a strong place both organizationally and financially, Fenniman is excited to hand it off to someone who can take over the helm and steer the theater to even greater heights and service to our community. That being said, as part of the Executive Transition Plan Proposal, in January 2022, when