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The Monologue Project: Neurodivergent VoicesWritten by the performers
Directed by Jesse King The Monologue Project is back, this time centering around neurodivergent voices. We live in a world where neurodivergent people of all kinds are too often silenced, ignored, and treated with disrespect. The Monologue Project: Neurodivergent Voices aims to amplify the voices of neurodivergent people in our community as they share their feelings and experiences with you. We hope you will join us for an afternoon of enlightening and authentic performances related to the subject of neurodivergency. Tickets are free, but please reserve a spot here! We are doing one performance of The Monologue Project! January 20th at 4pm Saint John's Episcopal Church 96 Otis Street, Newtonville |
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Congrats, pride and prejudice!Thank you for an amazing run of Pride and Prejudice reimagined! This production was well received by cast, crew, and audiences alike. With unconventional seating, an all women cast, and puppets, we sold out all six performances over two weekends! We can't thank you enough!
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KinderTransport
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by Diane Saumuels
Directed by Melissa Bernstein Between 1938 and the outbreak of war, almost 10,000 children, most of them Jewish, were sent by their parents from Germany to Britain. Nine-year-old Eva ends up in Manchester. Over forty years later, she has changed her name to Evelyn and denied her roots. It is only when her own daughter discovers some old letters in the attic that Eva is forced to confront the truth about her past. We are doing two weekends of Kindertransport! Friday, April 5th at 8pm Saturday, April 6th at 2pm Saturday, April 6th at 8pm Friday, April 12th at 8pm Saturday, April 13th at 2pm Saturday, April 13th at 8pm Saint John's Episcopal Church 96 Otis Street, Newtonville |
We're Gonna Die
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by Young Jean Lee
Part musical, part stand-up, this darkly comedic production is a captivating mix of music and story-telling that explores life's big questions with humor and heart. Fronting her own band, Poor Yorick, our very own Paige Perkinson sings upbeat songs about downbeat lives and inevitable ends. Don't miss this acclaimed uplifting show about the thing everyone has in common - our inevitable end. We are doing three performances of We're Gonna Die! Friday, May 31st at 7pm Saturday, June 1st at 7pm Sunday, June 2nd at 7pm Hyde Bandshell 90 Lincoln Street, Newton Highlands |
Tenth Anniversary Celebration!Thank you for 10 years! We at Newton Theatre Company are celebrating 10 years of Theatre! We want to thank you so deeply for allowing us to grow, evolve, and tell stories we are proud of. Happy Ten Years, and stick around for ten more!
Read this article about our 10 incredible years of Theatre! Get to know how we became an independent theatre company. Learn about our mission, hear cast member testimonials, and keep up with what comes next! Thank you for 10 years! To support our next 10 years, donate now. |
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