Nancye Tuttle is an On-air Correspondent at Sentinel Enterprises Inc and Lowell Sun. She specializes in the arts and entertainment sector, with a focus on themes such as art dealing, fine art, theater, and photography. Nancye's insightful commentary and coverage of plays and musicals have made her a notable voice in the arts community.
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Nancye's coverage heavily focuses on event and seasonal happenings in the Lowell, Massachusetts area. She is likely to be receptive to pitches that highlight upcoming local art exhibitions, theater shows, and other entertainment events.
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By: Nancye Tuttle
It's August but summer isn't over yet. In fact, some of the best entertainment, theater-wise, lies ahead.
The dog days of August are officially here. And while you may feel like hibernating until September and its cooler days arrive, there's art and festivals that say get out and enjoy it despite the heat and humidity.
By: Nancye Tuttle
Lowell is the birthplace of such luminaries as artist James McNeill Whistler, actress Bette Davis and writer Jack Kerouac.
It's that time of year when you feel like taking a nap or going into hibernation. And no, it isn't January.
It's time for the annual Greeley Park Art Show this weekend in Nashua, N.H. Here's the release:
By: Nancye Tuttle
Labor Day is approaching fast – and that means it's time to put away the beach stuff and get ready for fall. And if that means learning something new, Stages has some suggestions.
By: Nancye Tuttle
Labor Day weekend is here, but it doesn't mean summer's over, even though school is back in session. In fact, some of the best days of the year are in September and October, and that stands for theater, too.
By: Nancye Tuttle
Lots of art abounds when September rolls around and thoughts turn to more serious stuff than beach picnics and summer shenanigans.
The days are getting shorter and there's a noticeable nip in the air as the seasons change right before your eyes. Yes, autumn is in the air, and it's coming fast.
By: Nancye Tuttle
There's a lot of art to report on this week in the region, so let's get started.
