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Tag Archives: Flat Earth Theatre
My Review of Flat Earth Theatre’s Radium Girls
Flat Earth Theatre wrapped up their “Progress and Peril” season with D. W. Gregory’s Radium Girls. Read my review to seed why I thought it was a satisfying end to a great season.
Theatre Must-See: September 2015
September is here, and as I’m cranking down my AC, I’m cranking up my theatre-viewing. Here are the shows I will be attending and reviewing this month: New Rep Theatre: Broken Glass (Arthur Miller) To celebrate Arthur Miller’s centennial, New … Continue reading
Last Chance to See Maiden Phoenix’s Winter’s Tale
You only have 3 more opportunities to see Maiden Phoenix Theatre Company’s production of Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale: this afternoon, August 29th, at 6PM, and tomorrow August 30th at 2PM and 6PM. The production is directed by Sarah Gazdowicz, and … Continue reading
Posted in Shakespeare, Theatre
Tagged Allison Gilman, Andrea DiTull, April Singley, Argos Productions, Caroline Rose Markham, Cassandra Meyer, David Valdes Greenwood, Elizabeth Ramirez, Flat Earth Theatre, Fresh Ink Theatre, Gail Shalan, imaginary beasts, Juliet Bowler, Kamela Dolinova, Kiki Samko, Leilani Ricardo, Maiden Phoenix Theatre Company, Mara Elisa Palma, Norma Heller, Sarah Gazdowicz, Sarah Mass, The Winter's Tale
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Last Day to see Flat Earth’s Awesome Terra Nova
Today, Flat Earth Theatre’s production of Terra Nova, written by Ted Tally and directed by Jake Scaltreto, closes. If you are in Boston, and haven’t made plans for this evening, I’d advise you to try and see it (I say … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, Theatre
Tagged Arsenal Center for the Arts, Flat Earth Theatre, Jake Scaltreto, Ted Tally, Terra Nova
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Boston Theatre: February 2015 Shows to See
If you are in the mood for some theatre, and require a sampling of shows currently on the boards in Boston, look no further. Check out my post on My Theatre (Boston) to see details on shows from the Huntington … Continue reading
Just Attended: Greater Boston Theatre Expo 2014
Last Tuesday, I strolled through the South End of Boston heading toward the Cyclorama at the Boston Center for the Arts on Tremont St, pumped to be attending the Greater Boston Theatre Expo. Imagine 50+ theater companies in one really … Continue reading
