THE SMUGGLER by Ronan Noone “I am / An Ameri-kan / I may not sound like it / But I am…”   A lone Irishman takes the stage and begins to spin a tale that’s equal parts confession, comedy, and cautionary tale. Recently arrived on the fictional island of Amity, Massachusetts, Tim Finnegan shares the winding path that brought him here—through heartbreak, bad decisions, and a few too many pints. What begins as a charming yarn slowly deepens into something far more dangerous as bur

We hope you’ll join us on May 14th as we honor Myrth York and The Otto H. York Foundation  with The David Wax Award for Outstanding Commitment to the Arts. We’ll also celebrate our education partners as we look back on 20 years of Gamm Education in the community. LEARN MORE AND GET YOUR TICKETS HERE

Dear Friends, If you’re snowed in and watching the drifts pile higher by the hour, we have the perfect way to thaw out after the storm: Join us for Ghosts. This Thursday, we begin previews of our powerful new adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s searing masterpiece, written and directed by Tony Estrella—his fourth bold reimagining of Ibsen’s work for our stage. The photos in this post are straight from this weekend’s tech rehearsals, thanks to our incredible stage manager Anaïs Busto

Henrik Ibsen’s ( A Doll’s House, Hedda Gabler ) haunting masterpiece of moral reckoning, Ghosts lays bare the corrosive power of secrets and the cost of keeping up appearances. In a remote Norwegian town, widow Helen Alving prepares to dedicate an orphanage in her late husband’s name. But when her son Oswald returns home, buried truths begin to rise, and the ghosts of the past refuse to stay hidden. Hypocrisy, illness, and forbidden love begin to expose the rot beneath respec