Via HockomockSports.com, we share the results of the FHS winter sports action on Monday:
Franklin, 43 @ Attleboro, 56 – Final
Franklin, 89 @ Attleboro, 11 – Final
https://hockomocksports.com/mondays-schedule-scoreboard-01-10-22/
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Via HockomockSports.com, we share the results of the FHS winter sports action on Monday:
Among the agenda items for the Franklin School Committee meeting Tuesday, Nov 23, 2021 is an update on the recent MCAS statistics for the Franklin School District.
You can view a copy of the report here or below: https://drive.google.com/file/d/19XOmQtVz2_MPrymgtUgQkIclhH3xgqMy/view?usp=sharing
Franklin Public Schools: MCAS Presentation - 11/23/21 |
Andy & Judy to perform at the Franklin Public Library - Sep 19 |
Andy & Judy are a Contemporary Folk duo hailing from southeastern Mass. They play guitars, mandolin, banjo, ukulele and other instruments and have performed on Folk coffeehouse stages, in libraries, festivals and in retirement communities in 24 states. During a concert, Andy & Judy perform original songs in many different styles, such as traditional Folk, roots music, country swing or bluegrass. There is always an open invitation for the audience to participate by singing along, clapping or stomping to their original tunes. As contemporary folk singer/songwriters, Andy & Judy tell stories through song - many of which are based on historical events, times or places. Also, the audience will experience the tradition of folk singing as evidenced through their learning and singing of new songs in the spirit of community. They strive to write songs that are carefully crafted and performed so that the listener experiences all of the emotions woven into the music. This performance is free and open to the public. For more information about Andy & Judy, please visit http://www.andyjudysing.com/ .
Shared from -> https://www.franklinma.gov/franklin-public-library/news/andy-judy-perform-franklin-public-library
We are super excited to bring our two year end productions to our season. Bright Star Concert Version (a completely live-in-person-outdoor event) and Bethel Park Falls (a film adaptation). Shows will be held on the weekend of June 18th-20th. Stay tuned for ticketing information! https://t.co/ByttY6Tlun
FHS Theatre Company announces year end performance to be held Jun 18-20 |
Dance Faculty Concert - Oct 25-26 |
"From musical theatre greats, Stephen Schwartz and John Caird, comes a joyous and inspirational musical about parents, children and faith... not to mention centuries of unresolved family business! Schwartz himself describes the show as one of his favorites he has written. We hope you'll join us to see this amazing cast sing some incredible music!"
Children of Eden - at FHS - Jun 22 - 23 |
‘End of the Line – How it Starts.” - May 24 |
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"Annually, Franklin High School has presented entertaining, enjoyable and inspiring spring musicals. This year, audience members will definitely be treated by the upcoming performances of “The Addams Family” directed by Mrs. Lonati, on April 6th and 7th.
In the past, I have written articles about our spring musicals closer to the actual show date. In doing so, I have gotten to watch dress rehearsals in full costume, and see cast members totally off-book. The rehearsal I attended for this article was not as formal, however, the confidence and well-preparedness of the cast this early on was extremely impressive. Occasionally cast members would ask for a word of their script, but it seems as though only one word prompted an entire monologue. These students are very prepared."
"The Addams Family" at FHS - April 6 and 7 |
@ 7pm!!— FHS Theatre (@FranklinHSDrama) March 8, 2018
In Britain there is a wonderful holiday tradition called a “panto.” Back in 1717, the actor/manager John Rich first created a type of show that involved a well-known fairy tale told in an exaggerated style filled with audience participation, popular songs, slapstick comedy, jokes and dances.
At its best, a panto thrills children with the opportunity to cheer for the hero and boo at the villain and sing along with some of their favorite songs. But the brilliance of a good panto lies in its ability to also entertain adults with double entendre, references to modern culture, open satire of other works and the opportunity to sing along with some of their favorite songs.
Bring the whole family to FPAC’s second annual “American Panto” — a holiday tradition for us all!
FPAC Presents Alice in a Winter Wonderland |
FPAC To Stage 3 Holiday Season Productions |
"The Dean College School of the Arts in now playing its first theatre production of the year, Six Characters in Search of An Author. The show opens TONIGHT and will run through this Sunday, October 15, 2017.
Tickets are selling fast, so be sure to purchase your tickets TODAY!
Wondering what the performance is about? Well, we sat down with guest director Eric Parness to get the answers to your questions and take us on his journey of adapting this great work for the Dean College production."
"Six Characters in Search of An Author" - Through Oct 15 |
"God Of Carnage" Opens FPAC’s 27th Season |
Theatre Institute presents "Into the Woods" - 6/23 -6/24 |
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FPAC To Present Arthur Miller’s The Crucible |
Dean College, Main St Franklin |
"At 10:29 exactly Thursday morning, a new sound hit the Franklin airwaves.
Franklin TV Executive Director Peter Fasciano, sitting in a small shelter on Forge Hill, struck a few keys on a laptop, cueing a brief announcement about a new radio station and its mission. With that, the programming switched to music, and 102.9 FM WFPR - Franklin Public Radio - was born.
This marked the culmination of a multi-year process, Fasciano said, with the first steps taken back in 2012. Efforts accelerated last summer, with the public access station working with federal agencies and local boards to approve the antenna's location and prepare for broadcasting."
the radio tower was put into place on January 17, 2017 (Photo via @wknorman) |
"The Walpole Footlighters are warming up winter at their playhouse at 2 Scout Road in East Walpole, where they have been rehearsing for their next production, "Don't Dress for Dinner".
In the cast of this comedy is Franklin's Anne-Marie Weaver.
The show will be performed weekends from Feb. 3 through 19. This is the second production of the Walpole Footlighters 2016-2017 season, their 92nd in continuous operation.
Weaver plays the role of Jacqueline, who creates much of the hilarity in this frenzied farce. Weaver returned to the Footlighters stage in 2014 in the Ken Ludwig comedy "Fox on the Fairway" after a 12-year hiatus. Her first role at Footlighters was as the grieving daughter in "Graceland," which was followed by parts in "6 Rms Riv Vu," "Sweet Charity," "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" and as the trouble-making maid in "Angel Street."Continue reading the article online (subscription may be required)
Dean College, Main St Franklin |
Dean College, Main St Franklin |