RECENT TRAGIC EVENTS: Destiny or Free Will?
Whistler in the Dark Theatre presents Craig Wright's 2002 play about the aftermath of 9/11 as a young woman on a blind date in Minneapolis awaits word from her identical twin sister in New York City.
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THE PLAY ABOUT THE BABY: An Albee Allegory
Exquisite Corps Theatre's mission is to tell stories and draw the audience into the world of the play.
REFLECTIONS OF A ROCK LOBSTER: A Story for Our Times
Boston Children's Theatre comes of age with important growing up gay story based on the 1980 landmark civil rights case of Cumberland, Rhode Island, teen Aaron Fricke who sued to take his boyfriend to the senior prom.
MONSTERS! A MIDLIFE MUSICAL MELTDOWN Mirrors and Mimics Milestone Birthday
Original musical comedy by local artists focuses on the demons we all need to conquer to live a meaningful life.
Zeitgeist Stage: My Dinner With Ayckbourn
Dinner theater takes on a new dimension with Zeitgeist Stage production of Sir Alan Ayckbourn's 'Time of My Life.
Rachel York and Brent Barrett Bring Spark and Sizzle to ISN'T IT ROMANTIC?
Broadway musical theater stars Rachel York, a Drama Desk and two-time IRNE Award winner, and Brent Barrett, an LA Drama Critics Award winner and Olivier Award nominee, performed their favorite love songs from stage and screen as part of the Celebrity Concert Series to kick off the 44th season of Rea
BWW Reviews: MONSTER Haunts the BU Theatre
The sight and smell of smoke, the surrounding walls draped in sheets of white fabric, and a brew of eerie sounds and lights combine to set the mood for Boston Center for American Performance's MONSTER, a rendering of the oft-told FRANKENSTEIN tale that is not likely to be confused with earlier film
BWW Reviews: DADDY LONG LEGS Is a Delight
Following the success of their last production, the 1943 play THE VOICE OF THE TURTLE, Merrimack Repertory Theatre mines the early 20th century for source material and strikes gold.
BWW Reviews: Haunting GREEN EYES at Ames Hotel
Tennessee Williams' "new" play set in hotel bedroom where its characters can play out their psychosexual fantasies in front of an intimate audience.
BWW Reviews: Origin of the Species, or How Did Humpty Dumpty Hatch?
'Winter Panto 2012: The Half-Baked & Hard-to-Swallow History of Humpty Dumpty, Or, One Egg is Enough' is imaginary beasts' first foray to Boston following nine years of developing accessible theatre for the North Shore community.
BWW Reviews: THE VOICE OF THE TURTLE Sings Sweetly
Merrimack Repertory Theatre delivers a heartwarming production of an old chestnut.
BWW Reviews: THREE PIANOS - A Music Event on Wheels
The American Repertory Theater presents a loving tribute to Franz Schubert and his romantic song cycle 'Winterreise.
BWW Reviews: Return to Yesteryear in A CHRISTMAS STORY
Nostalgia piece at New Repertory Theatre is a humorous, heartwarming play based on the 1983 film and Jean Sheperd stories.
BWW Reviews: Fresh Ink Theatre Debuts with PRISCILLA DREAMS THE ANSWER
Fringe theatre company debuts with new, award-winning play by Walt McGough at Factory Theatre.
Gold Dust Orphans Go Green with Return of Mrs. Grinchley
Ryan Landry and the Gold Dust Orphans hope to start a new holiday tradition with the reprise of last year's hit 'Mrs.
THREE VIEWINGS: Love, Loss, and What She Stole
Playwright Jeffrey Hatcher's witty trio of compelling monologues is skillfully directed and powerfully presented by New Rep in the Black Box Theater, the setting serving as an ideal space to witness these intimate stories.
BWW Reviews: Reduced Shakespeare Company Gives Christmas The Business (abridged)
Merrimack Repertory Theatre presents its audience with the ultimate Christmas present - the return of the Reduced Shakespeare Company and the East Coast premiere of 'The Ultimate Christmas Show (abridged).
CAPTORS Sheds Light on Eichmann's Capture
Michael Cristofer and Louis Cancelmi give captivating performances as Adolph Eichmann and Israeli Mossad agent Peter Malkin respectively in Evan M.
BWW Reviews: HOUSE - If These Walls Could Talk
The Boston Center for American Performance, the professional extension of the Boston University School of Theatre, continues its fourth season with Canadian playwright Daniel MacIvor's darkly humorous one-man play that alters the typical theatrical boundaries and brings the audience into the story.
BWW Reviews: PETER PAN Turns City Hall Plaza Into Neverland
The Threesixty Theatre brings its 1,300 seat state-of-the-art tent to Boston's City Hall Plaza, transforming the barren expanse into a magical land filled with flying fairies, Lost Boys, pirates, and the delightful boy who refuses to grow up.
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