Reagle Music Theatre Of Greater Boston

About the Theatre

For over five decades, Reagle Music Theatre of Greater Boston has been a beacon of professional musical theatre, bringing high-caliber productions to audiences in New England. Founded in 1969 by Robert J. Eagle, Reagle has built a rich legacy of theatrical excellence, combining beloved classic musicals with vibrant new productions that celebrate the magic of live performance.

Located in Waltham, Massachusetts, Reagle Music Theatre began as a summer stock company and quickly earned a reputation for producing shows that rivalled Broadway and regional theatre productions. With an unwavering commitment to artistic integrity, high production values, and the cultivation of young talent, Reagle has become a cherished cultural institution, attracting audiences from across the region.

A Stage for Broadway’s Best

One of the hallmarks of Reagle Music Theatre is its tradition of featuring Broadway stars in its productions. Over the years, audiences have been dazzled by performances from some of theatre's most celebrated talents, including Shirley Jones, Robert Fitch, Gemze de Lappe, Bruce Adler, Patrick Cassidy, Donna McKechnie, Anita Gillette, Rachel York, Brent Barrett, Angie Schworer, Sara Gettelfinger, Lee Meriwether, Sarah Pfisterer, Rick Hilsabeck, Michel Bell, Sally Struthers, Kirby Ward, Beverly Ward, Ciarán Sheehan, and Maureen Brennan.

A Legacy of Unforgettable Productions

Reagle's commitment to excellence is evident in its long history of acclaimed productions, spanning the golden age of musical theatre to modern classics. Audiences have delighted in spectacular stagings of My Fair Lady, The Music Man, South Pacific, Les Misérables, West Side Story, and 42nd Street, among many others. The theatre has also embraced newer favorites like An American in Paris, Disney's Newsies, and Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, ensuring that each season offers something for everyone. In addition to its summer season, Reagle Music Theatre presents special events and concerts throughout the year, including holiday favorites like ChristmasTime, which has become a cherished annual tradition for families throughout the region.

A Commitment to Education and Community

Beyond the stage, Reagle Music Theatre is dedicated to fostering the next generation of theatre artists. Through educational programs, workshops, and youth productions, Reagle provides invaluable opportunities for young performers to learn from seasoned professionals and develop their craft. Many alumni of Reagle's programs have gone on to successful careers on Broadway and in national tours, a testament to the theatre's role in shaping the future of musical theatre.

Looking Ahead

As Reagle Music Theatre moves forward, it remains committed to its mission of producing high-quality musical theatre that entertains, educates, and inspires. Whether it's through classic revivals, thrilling new productions, or community engagement, Reagle continues to uphold its reputation as one of New England's premier theatre companies.

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Articles

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ChristmasTime

Dec 2 – Dec 11, 2016

Reagle Music Theatre of Greater Boston Presents "ChristmasTime" A family holiday tradition for 35 years! December 2-11, 2016 - 10 performances Reagle Music Theatre of Greater Boston will present ChristmasTime, the company's annual family holiday spectacular from December 2-11...