Mikey Winslow News

The time has come for the Oak Hill Players to make 'em laugh again because SINGIN' IN THE RAIN at the Winslow Homer Center for the Arts officially has a cast list!

ESPN Radio's Weekend Observations personality Mikey C - Mike Costantinou - will be the honored guest at Dunkin' Donuts Park in Hartford, Conn., as the Hartford Yard Goats celebrate "Mikey C Day" on Wednesday, June 28.

What a glorious feeling! Just announced, the fall show at the Winslow Homer Center for the Arts at Scarborough High School will be SINGIN' IN THE RAIN!

We'll always be like one! After four packed house, GREASE played it's final performance at the Winslow Homer Center for the Arts on Sunday, May 7th at 1 PM. Throughout the weekend, just under 2,500 spectators witnessed the spectacle.

OHP is burning up the quarter mile at Scarborough High School as opening night speeds towards them. The cast is hard at work polishing this iconic musical for the first performance on May 4th.

A family's desire for wealth is at odds with it's desire for honor in Terence Rattigan's intriguing THE WINSLOW BOY now on stage at the Irish Classical Theatre.

Bop to the top! HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL JR. is opening this weekend at Winslow Homer Center for the Arts. The middle school production of the cult classic is filled with clever sets, surprising dancing, and overall "cuteness."

On Sunday, March 5th, I saw DEAR CHUCK, by Jonathan Dorf at the Winslow Homer Center for the Arts. It was quite an evening!

I was given the opportunity to sit down and talk with Marissa Brown, director of DEAR CHUCK at Scarborough High School right before the final performance of the show before they move on to the Maine Drama Festival.

Tell me more, tell me more! After many years without a spring show, the Oak Hill Players of Scarborough High School are beginning rehearsals for the smash hit musical, Grease! The cast includes myself, junior Samuel Laro (Crazy for You, Anything Goes, Little Shop of Horrors) as greaser Danny Zuko, and senior Hallie Scammell (Crazy for You, West Side Story, White Christmas) as the hopelessly devoted Sandy Dumbrowski.

Davis, a woman with many interests including reading, writing, listening to music, horses, and spending time in her garden, has completed her new book 'The Adventures of Mikey the Kite and Sally': a high flying tale of a kite (with a tail) who soars over towns and reports back to his best friend on the ground all of the marvelous sites he sees from above.

If you are an Eagles fan then you don't want to miss South of Winslow on December 15 at 7:30pm! This Eagles Tribute Band, formed four years ago when six Prescott area musicians discovered their mutual love for the Eagles. Arguably the most universally known and loved band of the last 40 years, Eagles' music strikes a chord with all ages and musical persuasions. 

LOS ANGELES, July 21, 2016 /PRNewswire/ William Morrow, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers, today announced it has acquired world rights in several languages to two books by New York Times bestselling author Don Winslow.

Mikey Erg has played in a LOT of bands. Many fans of DIY punk rock and basement shows will know him from his namesake band, The Ergs!, but he's contributed to countless projects.

Mikey Erg is sharing yet another bit of his highly anticipated solo debut – this time, it's the track, “Boys & Girls & Tentative Decisions.” On “Boys & Girls & Tentative Decisions”, Mikey laments about his relationship issues, but the melody is anything but solemn.

“The hardest working punk rocker in show business,” Mikey Erg, is releasing his first true solo effort, Tentative Decisions, set to drop June 24 via Don Giovanni Records.

Mikey Erg has played in a LOT of bands. Many fans of DIY punk rock and basement shows will know him from his namesake band, The Ergs, but he's contributed to countless projects.

Broadway veteran PAMELA WINSLOW KASHANI brings her cabaret show LOVE AND SAX to the legendary FEINSTEIN'S/54 BELOW. The show mingles WINSLOW KASHANI's dulcet tones and the sweet sax styling of JERRY MANDEL, exploring love in all its forms, from its wide-eyed beginnings through its foibles and struggles to its joyful conclusions, highlighting the Great American Songbook and beyond.

Don Winslow, the acclaimed author of The Cartel, which hit the New York Times bestseller list on Wednesday, says that the U.S. is so concerned with the terrorists half a world away that we don't recognize them just across our border, and that it could lead to an attack on American soil.

Not about justice, but about doing right.