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Winter/Spring 2016 STAGEPAGE.WINTER•SPRING.16 I The Convert Incorruptible t’s a Play! Table Manners Blues for Mr. Charlie It’ ! We’re Gonna Die Seussical O Happy Port! s a Play january Central Square Theater Walpole Footlighters Rhinoceros TCAN Players Trinity Repertory Company Bad Habit Productions Company One Theatre & American Repertory Theater Family Performing Arts Center Boston Playwrights’ Theatre/Suffolk University January 28 - February 28 February 5 - February 21 March 4 - March 13 March 18 - April 1 April 2 - April 9 April 20 - April 29 January 8 - January 17 February 25 - March 13 617-576-9278 / www.centralsquaretheater.org B28 508-668-8446 / www.footlighters.com M10 508-647-0097 / www.natickarts.org M7 401-351-4242 / www.trinityrep.com R2 617-933-8600 / badhabitproductions.org B8 617-547-8300 / www.companyone.org B33 Matchless 508-531-1321 / familyperformingartscenter.com M0 866-811-4111 / www.bostonplaywrights.org B21 Central Square Theater It’s a y! It’s a y! through January 3 Disgraced An Octoroon The Tempest Caps For Sale The Musical Pla Annie Jr. Arnie Louis and Bob It’s a Play! Home of the Brave Pla Company One and ArtsEmerson Watertown Children’s Theatre Sorry Boston Children’s Theatre Watertown Children’s Theatre Trinity Repertory Company Merrimack Repertory Theatre 617-576-9278 / centralsquaretheater.org B28 Huntington Theatre Company Stoneham Theatre January 29 - February 27 February 5 - February 7 March 5 - March 13 March 18 - March 20 April 7 - May 8 April 20 - May 15 January 8 - February 7 February 25 - March 13 617-824-8000 / artsemerson.org B18 800-838-3006 / www.watertownchildrenstheatre.org B39 617-933-8600 / www.bostonchildrenstheatre.org B8 800-838-3006 / www.watertownchildrenstheatre.org B39 401-351-4242 / trinityrep.com R2 978-654-4678 / www.mrt.org M4 Arabian Nights 617-266-0800 / huntingtontheatre.org B14 781-279-2200 / www.stonehamtheatre.org M9 Central Square Theater through January 3 Bistany’s Mysteries Milk Like Sugar Body and Sold How I Learned What I Learned Massachusetts High School Drama Festival Threesome The Shadow Box Huntington Theatre Company Tempest Productions & Maiden Phoenix Trickster Tales Huntington Theatre Company Massachusetts Educational Theater Guild Apollinaire Theatre Company Winthrop Playmakers 617-576-9278 / centralsquaretheater.org B28 ImprovBoston Puppet Showplace Theater January 29 - February 27 February 7 March 5 - April 3 March 19 April 8 - May 7 April 21 - April 24 January 8 - January 22 February 25 - February 26 617 266 0800 / huntingtontheatre.org B8 www.maidenphoenix.org B34 617 266 0800 / huntingtontheatre.org B14 774-521-3022 / metg.org 617-887-2336 / www.apollinairetheatre.com B36 617-539-1175 / www.winthropplaymakers.com M16 The Heidi Chronicles 617-576-1253 / www.improvboston.com B31 617-731-6400 x 101 / www.puppetshowplace.org B26 Trinity Repertory Company I I through January 3 Winter Panto 2016: The Wonderful Wizard of Oz WIPR: Improvised Public Radio Tinker to Evers to Chance Blood on the Snow: Reading t’s a Play! OTP’s SLAM Boston t’s a Play! Bat Boy: The Musical Labyrinth: A Legacy of Language ImprovBoston Merrimack Repertory Theatre Puppets Around the World Series Bostonian Society Open Theatre Project Footlight Club Elements Theatre Company R2 imaginary beasts I 401-351-4242 / www.trinityrep.com t’s a Play! Puppet Showplace Theater January 29 - February 12 February 10 - March 6 March 6 March 22 - March 23 April 8 - April 23 April 22 - 23 January 9th - January 30th February 25 - February 26 617-576-1253 / www.improvboston.com B31 978-654-4678 / www.mrt.org M4 617-720-1713 / bloodonthesnow.com B22 617-971-8630 / www.TheOpenTheatre.com B12 617-524-3200 / www.footlight.org B38 508-240-2400 / www.elementstheatre.org C1 Buyer & Cellar 617 933 8600 / www.imaginarybeasts.org B8 617-731-6400 x 101 / www.puppetshowplace.org B26 Lyric Stage It’s a Play! Titanic, the Musical Baltimore H.M.S. Pinafore My Life as a Man and Mr. Fumblebody Art Prometheus Bound through January 3 Violet It’s a Play! Theatre III New Repertory Theatre & Boston Center for American Performance Invisible UpSouth Oberon Grenland Friteater Hub Theatre Company of Boston Boston University College of Fine Arts School of Theatre 617-585-5678 / lyricstage.com B20 SpeakEasy Stage Company Wilbury Theatre Group January 29 - February 13 February 10 - February 28 March 8 - March 20 March 24 - March 26 April 8 - April 23 April 27 - May 1 January 9 - February 6 February 25 - March 5 978-263-9070 / www.theatreIII.org M17 617-923-8487 / newrep.org B39 617-547-8300 / americanrepertorytheater.org B33 617-242-3285 / charlestownworkingtheater.org B35 203-530-2343 / www.hubtheatreboston.org B16 617-933-8600 / www.bu.edu/cfa/theatre B13 Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 617-933-8600 / www.SpeakEasyStage.com B8 401-400-7100 / www.thewilburygroup.org R3 American Repertory Theater I through January 3 Lollipops for Breakfast Mary Poppins Proof Medea Can You Forgive Her? t’s a Play! Mr. Burns Daughter of a Cuban Revolutionary Wheelock Family Theatre Concord Players Boxer Shorts 2 Salem Theatre Company Huntington Theatre Company Lyric Stage CalArts Center for New Performance and ArtsEmerson 617-547-8300 / americanrepertorytheater.org B32 They Gotta Be Secret Agents Brown Box Theatre Project January 29 - February 28 February 12 - February 27 March 10 - March 26 March 25 - April 24 April 8 - May 7 April 27 - May 1 January 9 - January 14 February 26 - March 6 617-879-2300 / www.wheelockfamilytheatre.org B24 978-369-2990 / www.concordplayers.org M2 978-790-8546 / www.salemtheatre.com M8 617 266 0800 / huntingtontheatre.org B8 617-585-5678 / lyricstage.com B20 617-824-8400 / artsemerson.org B18 The Pirate Princess 617-242-3285 / charlestownworkingtheater.org B35 443-880-4328 / www.brownboxtheatre.org B6 American Repertory Theater through January 3 Any Given Monday The Testament of Mary Inherit The Wind Sans Everything Speech and Debate Belle Moral The Country Jamboree New Repertory Theatre Verse and Vodka Theater Puppets at Nights: Bend Strange Attractor Theatre Company Bad Habit Productions Theatre III Reagle Music Theatre 617-547-8300 / americanrepertorytheater.org B32 Theatre One Productions,Inc Puppet Showplace Theater January 30 - Febuary 28 February 12 - 20 March 10 - March 12 March 26 - April 10 April 8 - April 17 April 27 January 14 - January 24 February 26 - February 27 617-923-8487 / newrep.org B39 781-908-3773 / www.verseandvodka.com B3 617-242-3285 / charlestownworkingtheater.org B35 617-933-8600 / badhabitproductions.org B8 978-263-9070 / www.theatreIII.org M17 781-891-5600 / www.reaglemusictheatre.com M12 A Beautiful Day in November on the Banks of 774-213-5193 M6 617-731-6400 x 101 / www.puppetshowplace.org B26 the Greatest of the Great Lakes I t’s a y! Mini Festival of Marionettes 1984 Yankee Tavern Blackberry Winter Pla It’s a Play! Parade Apollinaire Theatre Company Sondheim on Sondheim That Time The House Burned Down Puppet Showplace Theater American Repertory Theater Cakewalk Theatre One Productions,Inc New Repertory Theatre Fresh Ink Theatre Company Boston University College of Fine Arts School of Theatre through January 16 Lyric Stage Zeitgeist Stage Company January 30 - February 15 February 14 - March 6 March 10 - March 20 March 26 - April 17 April 8 - April 23 April 29 - May 6 617-887-2336 / www.apollinairetheatre.com B36 January 15 - February 20 February 26 - March 19 617-731-6400 x 101 / www.puppetshowlace.org B26 617-547-8300 / americanrepertorytheater.org B32 774-213-5193 M6 617-923-8487 / newrep.org B39 617-803-1408 / www.freshinktheatre.org B12 617-933-8600 / www.bu.edu/cfa/theatre B14 617-585-5678 / lyricstage.com B20 617-933-8600 / zeitgeiststage.com B8 Peter and the Wolf I Richard II Guys and Dolls The coLAB t’s a Play! Amadeus Puppet Showplace Theater The Light in the Piazza StageSource Annual Auditions Actors’ Shakespeare Project The Massachusetts High School Drama Festival Cohasset Dramatic Club Liars & Believers StageSource @ ImprovBoston Concord Players through January 3 NextDoor Theater Company Massachusetts Educational Theater Guild February 17 - March 13 March 11 - March 26 March 29 - March 29 April 10 - April 12 April 29 - May 14 617-731-6400 x 101 / www.puppetshowplace.org B26 January 15 - January 30 february February 27 866-811-4111 / actorsshakespeareproject.org B17 617-922-0280 / www.cohassetdramaticclub.org M1 617-547-8300 / www.liarsandbelievers.com B33 617-350-7611 / stagesource.org 978-369-2990 / www.concordplayers.org M2 781-729-6398 / www.nextdoortheater.org M15 774-521-3022 / metg.org Shit-Faced Shakespeare: Much Ado About Nothing I Almost, Maine Pippin Fancy Nancy The Musical Tales of a Fourth Grade Lesbo t’s a Play! The Sound Of Music Love, Hurt and Happiness Freud’s Last Session Magnificent Bastard Productions Boston Children’s Theatre Flat Earth Theatre Broadway In Boston New Repertory Theatre January 2 - March 26 Quannapowitt Players Broadway In Boston Regis College.Theatre Company February 18 - February 28 March 11 - March 26 March 29 - April 10 April 13 - April 16 April 30 - May 22 617-315-8942 / www.shit-facedshakespeare.com B29 January 15 - January 30 February 2 - February 14 781-942-2212 / www.qptheater.com M11 800-982-2787 / boston.broadway.com B11 617-424-6634 / www.bostonchildrenstheatre.org B4 march 954-260-3316 / www.flatearththeatre.com B39 800-982-2787 / boston.broadway.com B11 781-768-7070 / www.regiscollege.edu M14 617-923-8487 / newrep.org B39 Disney’s Beauty and the Beast AcousticaElectronica The Great Burlesque Exposition Richard III A Little Bit of Ireland Arcadia Guys and Dolls Historia de Amor Broadway In Boston Emerson Stage Three Sisters Reagle Music Theatre Central Square Theater Teatrocinema and ArtsEmerson January 6 - January 10 ToUch Performance Art Professional Burlesque Society Emerson Stage February 18 - February 21 Maly Drama Theatre of St.
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