I made a 25 minute video, of highlights of the last concert at the Whittlesey house in Bowdoinham, Maine, on September 18, 2019. You can see it

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I made this film a few years ago to celebrate the remarkable work that The Theater Project in Brunswick, Maine does with teens in the community. Like all cultural institutions, small and big, The Theater Project needs support, especially as their audiences collapse during social distancing. Please enjoy the film – watch it again if you’ve already seen it. And if you like it, send them some money: The Theater Project 14 School St. Brunswick, Maine 04011.

VOICES, a 40-minute documentary tribute to Al Miller, Wendy Poole, and 45 years of young people who have found a home at the Theater Project in Brunswick. The film follows the 2015 production of Voices in the Mirror, but within a larger perspective of how this theater has affected the lives of so many young people.

WATCH IT HERE:

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Eleven monologues about elder abuse performed by the Bowdoinham Players for the 2017 World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. Watch the whole performance above, or individual monologues in the link below.

Sponsored by The Advisory Committee on Aging of Bowdoinham Maine.

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For those of you who missed it the first time, or want to watch it again, or record it in HD on your DVR, Growing Up Bowdoinham is being re-broadcast on MPBN.

Date: February 27th

Time: 11:11 pm, following an orgy of 4 Doc Martin episodes.

Of course, you can watch it on Vimeo via this website anytime.

The Bangor Daily News put up a piece today about Growing Up Bowdoinham, and Third Chapter Films. Thanks, BDN.

Growing Up Bowdoinham will be shown on Maine Public Television: Thursday June 13 at 10 pm and Saturday June 15th at 11 am, as part of MPBN’s Community Film Series.

I made this 47-minute film, with the help of some 7th grade students from our town, to celebrate Bowdoinham’s 250th anniversary in 2012. It played twice to standing room only crowds at the Town Hall and is on its second DVD printing. Copies are available at the Bowdoinham Town Office, the Long Branch Store, or at Gulf of Maine Books in Brunswick.