Upcoming Events

Mr. Matt “The Turtle Man” performs classic and original children’s songs and stories. The show is designed to be inclusive for all children, including children on the Autism Spectrum.

The history of Old Route 17, Red Apple Rest, bungalow colonies and legendary hotels such as Grossingers and Kutchers through Schneit’s research on iconic comedians who got their start in this unique summer world. An East End Libraries

EastLine Theatre presents Shakespear's epic tragedy, King Lear. A family feud tears apart the kingdom when the aged King promises the largest share of his legacy to the daughter who professes to love him the most.

Two-session series with professional dance instructor Michelle Vicale. No experience necessary and no partner required. Second session is on August 12th.

Read aloud a role in a group play reading of Neil Simon's Rumors. When the first guests arrive for an anniversary party at the New York City deputy mayor's home, they find their host unconscious and his wife and staff missing.

Two session series with professional dance instructor, Michelle Vicale. No experience necessary and no partner required.

Encourage word, sound development and communication skills.
 

Michelle Vicale performs a powerful and emotional dance form from southern Spain. Flamenco synthesizes Spanish, Romani (Gypsy),  Moorish, and Jewish cultural roots with dramatic storytelling through movement, music and song.