CSF kicks off its 60th season with a zany comedy set in swinging 1940s New York City. Enter Kate, a plucky pilot who’s just returned from the fray of World War II, and her stubborn match, Petruchio. On the vibrant streets of Little Italy, the two duke it out in a battle of wits, dance the night away and discover, against all odds, a mutual respect that’s almost like being in love.

Shakespeare’s gripping masterpiece, often considered the greatest play in the English language, returns for CSF’s 60th season. Hamlet’s world is ripped apart after one parent’s untimely death and the other’s hasty remarriage, and the young prince’s heart and mind wrestle for control in a tormented quest to uncover the truth. Staged for the first time inside the intimate University Theatre, this is Hamlet as you’ve never seen it before.

Join us July 14th from 2-6 p.m. at SmithKlein Gallery to see new works by renowned abstract painter Peter Burega. Peter Burega works in oil on panel. He creates increasingly thoughtful, wildly expressive, and ultimately sophisticated paintings that are studies of the environment – light, shadow, reflection – all influence his work. Peter’s show will continue through the end of the month, Monday July 31st.

CSF kicks off its 60th season with a zany comedy set in swinging 1940s New York City. Enter Kate, a plucky pilot who’s just returned from the fray of World War II, and her stubborn match, Petruchio. On the vibrant streets of Little Italy, the two duke it out in a battle of wits, dance the night away and discover, against all odds, a mutual respect that’s almost like being in love.

Join us July 14th from 2-6 p.m. at SmithKlein Gallery to see new works by renowned abstract painter Peter Burega. Peter Burega works in oil on panel. He creates increasingly thoughtful, wildly expressive, and ultimately sophisticated paintings that are studies of the environment – light, shadow, reflection – all influence his work. Peter’s show will continue through the end of the month, Monday July 31st.

Join us July 14th from 2-6 p.m. at SmithKlein Gallery to see new works by renowned abstract painter Peter Burega. Peter Burega works in oil on panel. He creates increasingly thoughtful, wildly expressive, and ultimately sophisticated paintings that are studies of the environment – light, shadow, reflection – all influence his work. Peter’s show will continue through the end of the month, Monday July 31st.

CSF kicks off its 60th season with a zany comedy set in swinging 1940s New York City. Enter Kate, a plucky pilot who’s just returned from the fray of World War II, and her stubborn match, Petruchio. On the vibrant streets of Little Italy, the two duke it out in a battle of wits, dance the night away and discover, against all odds, a mutual respect that’s almost like being in love.

Join us July 14th from 2-6 p.m. at SmithKlein Gallery to see new works by renowned abstract painter Peter Burega. Peter Burega works in oil on panel. He creates increasingly thoughtful, wildly expressive, and ultimately sophisticated paintings that are studies of the environment – light, shadow, reflection – all influence his work. Peter’s show will continue through the end of the month, Monday July 31st.

Shakespeare’s gripping masterpiece, often considered the greatest play in the English language, returns for CSF’s 60th season. Hamlet’s world is ripped apart after one parent’s untimely death and the other’s hasty remarriage, and the young prince’s heart and mind wrestle for control in a tormented quest to uncover the truth. Staged for the first time inside the intimate University Theatre, this is Hamlet as you’ve never seen it before.

Directed by Victor Sjöström, “The Scarlet Letter” is a 1926 American drama based on Nathaniel Hawthorne’s 1850 novel.

Set in Puritan New England, seamstress Hester Prynne (Lillian Gish) is punished for playing on the Sabbath day, but kindly minister Arthur Dimmesdale takes pity on her. The two fall in love, but Hester is already married to Roger Prynne, a physician who has been missing for seven years. Dimmesdale leaves for England and upon his return, finds Hester pregnant with their child, and the focus of the town’s censure. In a humiliating ceremony, she is forced to don the scarlet letter A for adultery until she reveals the father of her child.

MGM was initially reluctant to Lillian Gish’s suggestion that they film an adaptation of “The Scarlet Letter.”  Church and women’s groups considered the book unsuitable for the movies. Various writers had struggled to make Hawthorne’s story acceptable, suggesting that the plot be altered to establish a relationship between Hester and the Reverend prior to their arrival in the New World, or by having Pearl, their love child, be the result of a secret marriage, or by dispensing with the letter “A” altogether, or even by creating a happy ending. After Lillian Gish met with the leaders of many organizations and invited them to read the script and tour the set. Her pristine reputation, combined with a tasteful script by Hollywood screenwriter Frances Marion, caused them to change their minds and give the project their blessing. The film was announced as “It’s a real ‘A’ picture,” taking advantage of the ‘A’ for Adultery.

Running time: 98 minutes

CSF kicks off its 60th season with a zany comedy set in swinging 1940s New York City. Enter Kate, a plucky pilot who’s just returned from the fray of World War II, and her stubborn match, Petruchio. On the vibrant streets of Little Italy, the two duke it out in a battle of wits, dance the night away and discover, against all odds, a mutual respect that’s almost like being in love.

Join us July 14th from 2-6 p.m. at SmithKlein Gallery to see new works by renowned abstract painter Peter Burega. Peter Burega works in oil on panel. He creates increasingly thoughtful, wildly expressive, and ultimately sophisticated paintings that are studies of the environment – light, shadow, reflection – all influence his work. Peter’s show will continue through the end of the month, Monday July 31st.

In this hilarious and mind-bending comedy by the Oscar-winning screenwriter of “Shakespeare in Love,” “Hamlet” is brilliantly retold through the eyes of two minor characters. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, two bewildered schoolmates sent to pull Prince Hamlet out of a descent into madness, grapple with fate, free will and the game of life. CSF’s production brings its full “Hamlet” cast on stage to inhabit Stoppard’s ingenious parallel universe of wit and wisdom.

Join us July 14th from 2-6 p.m. at SmithKlein Gallery to see new works by renowned abstract painter Peter Burega. Peter Burega works in oil on panel. He creates increasingly thoughtful, wildly expressive, and ultimately sophisticated paintings that are studies of the environment – light, shadow, reflection – all influence his work. Peter’s show will continue through the end of the month, Monday July 31st.

What makes a true leader? In the republic of ancient Rome, no one seems to know. As Rome’s leader basks in his victory and ignores a series of bad omens, jealous critics conspire to topple his regime—only to find later that their efforts were for naught. Lies, scheming and scandal meet in a spellbinding political thriller that seems all too familiar in today’s polarized times.

Saturday Morning Kid’s Art Exploration is a time for the kids to explore different materials, work together and independently on art projects, and most importantly have fun! All groups facilitated by an art therapist, who is there for support, guidance, and assistance during the art making process. The kids will be able to use different materials like sewing, clay, beads, paint, collage, and more. A place for them to experiment, play, and just be a kid surrounded by art materials at their disposal! $20 per child 9am-11am on Saturday mornings!

Join us July 14th from 2-6 p.m. at SmithKlein Gallery to see new works by renowned abstract painter Peter Burega. Peter Burega works in oil on panel. He creates increasingly thoughtful, wildly expressive, and ultimately sophisticated paintings that are studies of the environment – light, shadow, reflection – all influence his work. Peter’s show will continue through the end of the month, Monday July 31st.

In this hilarious and mind-bending comedy by the Oscar-winning screenwriter of “Shakespeare in Love,” “Hamlet” is brilliantly retold through the eyes of two minor characters. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, two bewildered schoolmates sent to pull Prince Hamlet out of a descent into madness, grapple with fate, free will and the game of life. CSF’s production brings its full “Hamlet” cast on stage to inhabit Stoppard’s ingenious parallel universe of wit and wisdom.

What makes a true leader? In the republic of ancient Rome, no one seems to know. As Rome’s leader basks in his victory and ignores a series of bad omens, jealous critics conspire to topple his regime—only to find later that their efforts were for naught. Lies, scheming and scandal meet in a spellbinding political thriller that seems all too familiar in today’s polarized times.

Shakespeare’s gripping masterpiece, often considered the greatest play in the English language, returns for CSF’s 60th season. Hamlet’s world is ripped apart after one parent’s untimely death and the other’s hasty remarriage, and the young prince’s heart and mind wrestle for control in a tormented quest to uncover the truth. Staged for the first time inside the intimate University Theatre, this is Hamlet as you’ve never seen it before.

Join us July 14th from 2-6 p.m. at SmithKlein Gallery to see new works by renowned abstract painter Peter Burega. Peter Burega works in oil on panel. He creates increasingly thoughtful, wildly expressive, and ultimately sophisticated paintings that are studies of the environment – light, shadow, reflection – all influence his work. Peter’s show will continue through the end of the month, Monday July 31st.

CSF kicks off its 60th season with a zany comedy set in swinging 1940s New York City. Enter Kate, a plucky pilot who’s just returned from the fray of World War II, and her stubborn match, Petruchio. On the vibrant streets of Little Italy, the two duke it out in a battle of wits, dance the night away and discover, against all odds, a mutual respect that’s almost like being in love.

In this hilarious and mind-bending comedy by the Oscar-winning screenwriter of “Shakespeare in Love,” “Hamlet” is brilliantly retold through the eyes of two minor characters. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, two bewildered schoolmates sent to pull Prince Hamlet out of a descent into madness, grapple with fate, free will and the game of life. CSF’s production brings its full “Hamlet” cast on stage to inhabit Stoppard’s ingenious parallel universe of wit and wisdom.

Join us July 14th from 2-6 p.m. at SmithKlein Gallery to see new works by renowned abstract painter Peter Burega. Peter Burega works in oil on panel. He creates increasingly thoughtful, wildly expressive, and ultimately sophisticated paintings that are studies of the environment – light, shadow, reflection – all influence his work. Peter’s show will continue through the end of the month, Monday July 31st.