Lyric Stage Company's PETER AND THE STARCATCHER Set for Free Fun Fridays, 6/24

The Lyric Stage Company of Boston announced today that it will provide free admission on June 24 to its 8pm production of Peter and the Starcatcher as part of Highland Street Foundation's 8th Annual Free Fun Fridays summer event series.

"Free Fun Fridays" has become an annual tradition that delivers to visitors no cost admission to many of the most treasured cultural and historical venues in Massachusetts. Kicking off June 24, 80 institutions from across the state will participate and open their doors to Massachusetts families with free admission to their programs and activities.

"This is the Lyric Stage's first year participating in Highland Street's "Free Fun Friday" program and we could not be more enthusiastic about opening our doors to the community," Matt Chapuran, Lyric Stage's Managing Director. "Massachusetts is rich with educational and iconic cultural sites to explore, and the "Free Fun Friday" event series allows everyone the chance to experience these wonderful locations free of charge."

The Lyric Stage's Free Fun Friday Event Details

Who: the Lyric Stage, through partnership with the Highland Street Foundation

What: Visitors will be provided free admission to the 8pm performance of Peter and the Starcatcher

Visitors may take part in tours of the theatre at 1pm and 3pm.

Tickets must be picked up in advance (starting at noon on June 24.) Limited availability. Maximum 4 tickets per household. Recommended for ages 10+.

No children under 5 years old admitted.

When: June 24, 8pm. Tickets must be picked up in advance.

Tickets will be available starting at NOON on June 24 (not earlier!).

Free tours of the theatre at 1pm and 3pm.

Where: The Lyric Stage, 140 Clarendon Street, Copley Square, Boston, MA 02116

Box Office: lyricstage.com 617.585.5678

"All of us here at the Highland Street Foundation are humbled by the great participation we've seen as we've prepared for our 8th annual 'Free Fun Friday' event series," says Blake Jordan, Executive Director of the Highland Street Foundation. "With the cooperation of these wonderful institutions, we are able to provide all Massachusetts families with access to the culture and history in their backyard and beyond."

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