AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoBroadway & Music: LeAnn Rimes brings her “30 Years of Blue” tour to Torrington’s Warner Theatre on Nov. 13, a homecoming of sorts for the Grammy-winning teen who made “Blue” a chart-shattering debut. Theater: Hartford Stage kicks off its season with a new “Dracula” adaptation, while “It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play” lands in New York with Andrew Rannells, Megan Hilty, Tituss Burgess, and Lisa Rinna. Film/Streaming (CT tie-in): “The Haunting in Connecticut” is now free to stream, spotlighting the Meriden-set story and its alleged Snedeker-family roots. Local Arts & Community: A Connecticut Greenways Council Trails Symposium is slated for an upcoming media advisory, and students across Connecticut are leaning into fall décor and Halloween vibes in dorms. Sports (arts-adjacent culture): UConn’s Jordan Page commits as BIG EAST coaches weigh in on the Protect College Sports Act, with conference TV schedules also announced. Public Life: Bristol moves to divest from FLOCK ALPR cameras and shift to AXON, citing privacy and permitted-use changes.
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