
Evita
Step into the dazzling world of Eva Perón, Argentina's First Lady who captured the hearts of a nation and the attention of the world. Featuring Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's unforgettable score, including the timeless classic "Don't Cry for Me Argentina," Evita brings to life the meteoric rise of one of history's most captivating figures. From humble beginnings to the pinnacle of power and fame, Eva's journey is told with electrifying passion, sweeping melodies, and breathtaking choreography. A story of ambition, love, and legacy, Evita is an inspiring theatrical masterpiece you won't want to miss.

Llorona, or the Weeping Women
A modern re-telling of the Mexican myth of la Llorona; Follow Lorena Ines Sanchez-Rosalba as she falls into her fate. She falls in love with disconnected third generation Logan Aguilar, follows him across the border, only to fall into one of the United States most dangerous inhumane hands: ICE. A play that questions the burdens of guilt, the failures of immigration and policy, and what it takes to come to terms with the pain of a Latina woman, the play is a beautiful drama that is sure to captivate audiences with Tovar-Borghini’s writing alongside direction by Shai Vaknine. Featuring performances by some Boston staples and fresh faces, the play is led by Annika Bolton in the title role of Lorena and Thomas Vice playing opposite her as Logan.

Richard III by William Shakespeare
Richard III is the story of a cunning and deformed Duke of Gloucester, Richard, who ruthlessly plots to seize the English throne through manipulation, murder, and betrayal, ultimately succumbing to his paranoia, marking the end of the Wars of the Roses and the rise of the Tudor dynasty; Shakespeare's play explores themes of power, ambition, deception, and the consequences of unchecked evil, with Richard's “deformity” often serving as a metaphor for his “twisted” inner nature. This version is a new adaptation of the play by Jack Greenberg.

Bachelorette by Leslye Headland
Shows Friday and Saturday at 7:30 and Sunday at 2:00!
Tickets are Free!