Boston Premiere Of LOST GIRLS Opens Next Week
This January 2018, Take Your Pick Productions will mount its sophomore show, the New England premiere of LOST GIRLS by John Pollono, at the Calderwood Pavilion at the Boston Center for the Arts (Deane Hall). Set in New Hampshire, Lost Girls is a darkly comedic drama about the strength of the women in a dysfunctional blue-collar New England family. It will run from January 12th through January 21st, 2018.
Acclaimed director, Melanie Garber, helms the piece with her sure hand and steady vision. "This play is about people that so desperately want to connect, but have no idea how to. There is a lot of hurt from the past that presents in their interactions instead as meanness or toughness. Playing with those edges of vulnerability has proven to be one of the key components to this story," states Garber. Through LOST GIRLS, TYP hopes to spark conversations around how Boston artists can integrate our fight for equality across more diverse groups of women, and across more diverse groups of people in general, to drive real progress in the community.PRODUCTION STAFF:
Playwright: John Pollono
Director: Melanie Garber
Assistant Director: Audrey Seraphin
Stage Manager: Marian Jackson
Assistant Stage Manager: Audrey Seraphin
Scenic Designer: Melanie Garber
Lighting Designer: Michael Clark Wonson
Props Master: Owen Rehrauer
Sound Designer: Audrey Seraphin
Costume Coordinator: Mikey DiLoreto
Graphic Designer: Karen Ladany
Social Media Manager: Corey Clark
Fundraising Advisor: Stacy Fox
January 12, 8 PM (PREVIEW)
January 13, 4 PM
January 13, 8 PM
January 14, 4 PM
Week 2:
January 17, 7:30 PM (INDUSTRY NIGHT)
January 18, 7:30 PM
January 19, 8 PM
January 20, 4 PM
January 20, 8 PM
January 21, 2 PM TICKET INFORMATION:
Adults - $28 for general admission; please find us on Goldstar for discounts on opening weekend and Wednesday/Thursday night performances throughout the run!
https://www.bostontheatrescene.com/season/Lost-Girls/
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