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Welcome to The Boston Actors Theater!
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2008 Boston Professional Premiere of Metamorphoses
Mary Zimmerman's Metamorphoses brings Ovid's tales to stunning visual life. The show juxtaposes the ancient and the contemporary in both language and image to reflect the variety and persistence of narrative in the face of inevitable change. The use of characters from Greek and Roman mythology, such as Eros, Aphrodite, and Midas, make this a truly unique experience.
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Now in its Fourth Season, The Boston Actors Theater has firmly established itself as a home for Boston area actors, writers and directors. Founded in 2004, Boston Actors Theater  has attracted both critical acclaim.and unique talent. Its first two productions, A.R Gurney's Love Letters and Steve Martin's The Underpants were widely considered sucesses, but it was 2005's Love From Beginning to End, And Everything in Between that helped.move the company to larger spaces. As the company has grown it has taken on more daring projects, including the critically acclaimed Criminal Hearts, Hence These Tears and, most recently, Woody Allen's Play It Again, Sam. Continuing its tradition of supporting local artists, this summer, Boston Actors Theater featured it's first Summer Play Festival, featuring four original one-acts by local playwrights.
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This August, Boston Actors Theater presented it's Summer Play Festival. Featuring original one acts from local authors, Carolyne Gallo, Anne Marie Shea, Kelly DuMar and Carl A. Rossi, the festival opened at the Cambridge Family YMCA. A late great actress, struggling to make a comeback amdist the primier of Tennessey William's The Glass Menagerie; Unfinished buisness that put the marraiges of two couples to the test; A man realizing that leaving his wife might not be as simple as it initially seems; and a Greek Tragedy in the form of a Venetian Folk Tale--"Luminous" and "Far too brief" in the words of Larry Stark, The 2007 Summer Play Festival continued our tradition of celebrating not only local actors and directors, but the diversity of our local authors. |
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