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Coming upTHE MONOLOGUE PROJECT: LGBTQ+ VOICES
Get excited for our upcoming community event! Tickets are free, but please RSVP: Saturday, June 24 at 8pm - Hyde Bandshell, Lincoln Street Monday, June 26 at 7pm - Newton Free Library Hear the stories of Newton LGBTQ+ folks with a variety of identities and backgrounds as they share challenges they have overcome and take pride in their identities. Music and other performances will be interspersed among the monologues at Saturday's performance to showcase all different aspects of the LGBTQ+ community. |
Meet our Co-Directors
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Allen Flint (he/him) graduated from Newton South in 2021 and is now studying film and television editing in college. A big fan of the arts, Allen does cross-stitch, photography, and theatre tech. He also loves watching performances, and can't wait to watch this one with you all.
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Valerie Goldstein (she/her) is a NSHS grad and Syracuse University student majoring in Policy Studies with a passion for education policy specifically. She also co-directed the Monologue Project: Common Threads with NTC and is excited to continue helping people share their stories. She hopes you enjoy the show, and happy pride month!
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Thank you!
The Monologue Project: LGBTQ+ Voices is a proud recipient of grants from Mass Cultural Council, Newton Cultural Council, and Newton Community Pride.
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CongratulationsCongrats to our very own Newton Theatre Company troupe member, the wonderful Regan Sims!
Regan just won an Elliot Norton Award for her role as Lala in the Huntington Theatre Company's production of K-I-S-S-I-N-G, written by Lenelle Moïse and directed by Norton Award winner Dawn M. Simmons. You may have seen Regan in past NTC productions such as Saint Joan; No Child...; Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992; and Antigone. We are so proud of you, Regan! Check out the Boston Globe article about the Norton Awards here! |
