Huntington Theatre Company
BU Theatre - Mainstage
11/13/2009 – 12/13/2009
Set on Christmas Eve 1864, stories of President Lincoln, a rebel soldier, and an escaped slave intertwine into a tapestry of collective American experience. Pulitzer Prize winner Paula Vogel’s newest work is poignant, moving, and distinctly American.
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SpeakEasy Stage Company
Roberts Studio Theatre
11/13/2009 – 12/12/2009
Scott Edmiston directs an all-star Boston cast in this darkly comic tale of a woman who embarks on a series of outrageous adventures after being forced to flee her home on Christmas Eve.
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Boston Children's Theatre & Boston Playwrights' Theatre
BCA Plaza Theatre
11/27/2009 – 12/23/2009
Join Dylan Thomas and his family in this funny, dynamic NEW ADAPTATION of the classic poem for the stage!
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SMO Productions
11/27/2009 – 12/20/2009
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Boston University College of Fine Arts
BU Theatre - Studio 210
12/2/2009 – 12/19/2009
An exploration of the ethical dilemmas surrounding the use of doctor-assisted suicide for a man suffering from AIDS.
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SpeakEasy Stage Company
General Admission House
12/6/2009 – 12/7/2009
The latest work by slam poet prodigy George Watsky, Where the Magic Happens blends traditional theatrical storytelling and spoken word for a wry look at "anti-social" networking, family, and the magic of technology.
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Boston University College of Fine Arts
Wimberly Theatre
12/10/2009 – 12/19/2009
In 1926, radium was a miracle cure, Madame Curie an international celebrity, and luminous watches the latest rage...until the girls who painted them began to fall ill with a mysterious disease.
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Huntington Theatre Company
BU Theatre - Mainstage
1/8/2010 – 2/7/2010
Joe Keller strives for the American Dream, but two years after World War II’s end, he and his family still suffer the war’s aftershocks. Arthur Miller’s 1947 Tony Award winner about loyalty is as timely today as the day it was written.
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