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The Colonial Theatre

Location
Bethlehem, NH
Artist
Behind the Mask
Fiscal Year Awarded
2012
Grant or Program
New England States Touring (NEST) Grant
Grant Amount
$800

The Colonial Theatre presented Eric Bornstein: Behind The Mask at its 5th Annual Boofest Celebration. To expand the reach and impact of the Behind the Mask performance of the Japanese Folktale "Cat Mountain" the Colonial partnered with the Arts Alliance of Northern New Hampshire, which coordinated two days of school residency work prior to the public performance. The Alliance brings to the partnership an ongoing commitment to interdisciplinary cultural programming, and 12 years of intensive outreach to North Country schools.

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