Eighty-five years into promoting student-written theatre, Silver Masque Theatre Company continues to offer a supportive community for wacky theatrical exploration every other Thursday in Ryder Theatre Lab at its notorious 11 p.m. revue, “Fortnight.”
Each showing of “Fortnight”...
On March 21, after announcing almost six trigger warnings, the lights in Blackman Auditorium faded as apprehensive laughter rose throughout the crowd in anticipation of NU Stage’s spring revue, “Misfits & Mayhem.”
Unlike traditional modes of musical theater, the...
“We Had a World” by Joshua Harmon opens with an ending. Running at The Huntington’s Calderwood Pavilion from Feb. 12 to March 15, this semi-autobiographical work is a play within a play that depicts Joshua (Will Conard), his mother Ellen (Eva Kaminsky) and his grandmother...
The Huntington Theatre and Speakeasy Stage, just steps away from East Village residence hall, recently welcomed their co-production of the Tony Award-winning comedic musical, “The Band’s Visit,” directed by Paul Daigneault, holding performances until Dec. 17. The show is...
Over the weekend of Nov. 19, Northeastern’s “premier student-run musical theater group,” NU Stage, put on one of its most electric and memorable shows yet: “Legally Blonde.”
Despite the inherent challenge of staging this particular musical — it's an ambitious choice...
The Studio Theatre in Curry Student Center welcomed the Department of Theatre’s production of “The Moors” by Jen Silverman from Nov. 9-19. “The Moors,” directed by theatre professor Jonathan Carr, is an eerie play set in England around the 1840s, where nothing is as...
“It’s been a journey,” said Fatima A. Maan, an MFA student at Boston Playwrights’ Theatre, or BPT. Her play, “Jado Jehad,” premiered at the BPT from Feb. 16 to 26.
“Jado Jehad” tells the story of a queer Pakistani woman, Mashal, returning home to live with...
