Many performances of The Kittie Knox Plays are sold out, but there are still some tickets left. Be sure to get yours before they’re gone.
Details:
Tickets are free.
The plays will appear at:
- Cambridge Crossing, East Cambridge, September 13
- Eustis Estate Museum & Study Center, Milton, September 20
- Herter Park, Boston, September 27
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Performances are at 11am, 2pm, and 4:30pm on each day.
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Rain dates are on Sundays (Sept. 14, 21, 28).
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The show runs about 80 minutes. Recommended for ages 9 and up.
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All three plays are presented at each performance—you just need one ticket and time to see the whole set.
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Don’t be shy about getting on the waiting list for a performance that you really want to see. We often have seats open up.
After you’ve seen The Kittie Knox Plays, don’t miss this fabulous production of Katori Hall’s The Mountaintop that will be produced by our friends at the Front Porch Arts Collective, just as our production is finishing up. Get tickets here. It runs September 19-October 12.
Be sure to mark your calendars for our production of A Revelation of Character, a new play written by Patrick Gabridge and directed by Lisa Rafferty, about a friendship forged and fractured by the fires of abolition. This play, created for the Associates of the Boston Public Library’s Pierce Performance Series, features a deep dive into the letters and writings by and between Lydia Maria Child and Maria Weston Chapman. The show will run November 12, 13 & 15 at Rabb Hall in the Copley Square branch of the BPL. Tickets will be free but reservations are required (you know the drill—they go fast). We’ll let you know as soon as reservations are open.
