The show must go on: Maine theaters rebound after pandemic
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The show must go on: Maine theaters rebound after pandemic
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COVID-19 shuttered Maine's theaters for more than 18 months. But communities rallied to support the performing arts even as they were deemed inessential services.
Dana Packard of the Saco River Theatre in Buxton and Keri Lupien of The Waldo in Waldoboro share how their theaters coped with the pandemic and how the arts in Maine are stronger than ever.
The "Maine Ties" theme is "Blue Heron" by 317 Main.
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