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Stuck in Vermont Students Sing and Dance in Shaina Taub’s ‘Twelfth Night’ in North Hero

The pandemic has been brutal to performing artists. Broadway is shut down until summer 2021, and live performances across the country have been canceled. In Vermont, Full Circle Theater . . .

Shows In This Series

	Title	Episode Number	Original Airdate
	Meet the Raptors of Outreach for Earth Stewardship Across the state last weekend, visitors flocked to sugar shacks to celebrate Maple Open House Weekend. Flocks of families traveled to Shelburne Farms to taste the sweet syrup — and also to meet birds of prey. Young and old alike marveled at the chance to get close to a red-tailed hawk, a barred...Watch now »	246	Monday, April 22, 2019
	The Maple Guild The maple syrup business in Vermont is booming as a result of increased production and investments from out-of-state firms. Sweet Tree Holdings, the largest single-source maple operation in the world, was formed in 2013. Owned by Montréal-based Fiera Comox, Sweet Tree produces value-added maple...Watch now »	248	Monday, April 15, 2019
	Lily's Gymkhana Ice Time Trials In 2016, Lily Stilwell of Fayston was paralyzed from the chest down when she was 19-years-old. Lily has adapted to life in a wheelchair but she remains fiercely independent, driving herself to work every week using hand controls in her car. We first met Lily three years ago when she was learning...Watch now »	245	Monday, March 25, 2019
	Johnny Swing The Barnstormers gathered at Shelburne Museum last Saturday to celebrate the current exhibit, Johnny Swing: Design Sense, with a glittering party. Guests mingled and lounged on slinky chairs made of hundreds of coins welded together. A few weeks ago we visited Johnny’s studio in Brookline to get...Watch now »	244	Monday, February 25, 2019
	Vietnamese New Year A few hundred members of the Vietnamese community gathered at St. John Vianney Catholic Church in South Burlington on Saturday afternoon to celebrate the Lunar New Year. There was a feast, lucky money was handed out to children and students from the Vermont Vietnamese language school performed...Watch now »	243	Monday, February 18, 2019
	Scrag Mountain Music Scrag Mountain Music has been bringing chamber music to their community since 2010. They play in churches, barns and sometimes, grocery stores. They encourage music lovers to "come as you are" and "pay what you can." We caught up with them during a pop up concert of early music at Healthy Living...Watch now »	242	Monday, January 28, 2019
	Remembering Josh Bridgman Josh Bridgman was a writer, poet, actor, playwright and beloved Burlington icon. Josh died at age 51 of a heart attack in December of 2018. Friends gathered at Radio Bean on December 27th for an unofficial memorial, sharing stories about his memorable laugh, his signature trench coat and his...Watch now »	241	Monday, January 21, 2019
	Burlington High School's Dance Team Brings the Crowd. Burlington High School senior Medine Nifasha, has been dancing all her life. What started as a fun activity with friends, became a popular YouTube channel and eventually, a student-led, hip-hop Dance Team with lots of fans. Medine is the captain and choreographer for the group which she co-...Watch now »	239	Monday, December 31, 2018
	Stuck in Vermont: Jazzed About Johnson This week Seven Days is examining the health of small Vermont towns in the age of Amazon and Act 46. Rural villages are facing declining and aging populations, school mergers and struggling local economies. Eva returned to her hometown of Johnson to check in with residents and see how...Watch now »	236	Monday, December 17, 2018
	A Very Vermont-y Version of "A Christmas Carol" Vermont Youth Theater takes on Dicken's classic holiday tale of "A Christmas Carol" for the third year in a row. Combining professionals and amateurs, this multi-generational cast of 40 includes a few families too. With an original score composed by Artistic Director Mary List-Wheeler, this...Watch now »	235	Monday, December 3, 2018

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