Past Productions
JAJA’S AFRICAN HAIR BRAIDING
Primary Trust
Lizard Boy: A NEW MUSICAL
JOB
The Antiquities
Swept AwayPlease consider making a philanthropic gift to SpeakEasy Stage. Your donation will help us build and strengthen our community for the next 30 years.
Why Give
Grace Yoo and Gary Thomas Ng in Allegiance (2018). Photo by Nile Scott Studios.
Why Give
Grace Yoo and Gary Thomas Ng in Allegiance (2018). Photo by Nile Scott Studios.
The Role YOU Play at SpeakEasy!
Thanks to exciting and contemporary source material and talented local artists, SpeakEasy shows spark conversations that continue long after audiences leave the theater. But producing high-quality theatre that connects and inspires the community is only one facet of the work we do at SpeakEasy. Thanks to our incredible donors, foundation partners, and producers; SpeakEasy is able to cultivate emerging artists, reduce barriers to attendance, work toward achieving cultural equity, and produce stunning and thought-provoking work. With your support, SpeakEasy Stage can continue to be the South End’s premiere artistic and cultural destination.
Season 34
SpeakEasy Stage is thrilled for our 34th season, with a co-production of a Tony Nominated play, multiple New England Premieres and all with amazing and touching stories.
Student Matinees
SpeakEasy Stage partners with local schools and advocacy groups to provide carefully curated student matinees at a discounted or zero-cost rate. Collaborating with teachers, we also offer curriculum packets and post-show discussions that challenge students to think critically about their experiences.
Access Program
At SpeakEasy Stage, we pride ourselves on providing an inclusive, accessible environment, welcoming everyone who wants to partake in our art, while treating all involved with respect.
Everyone deserves the opportunity to feel the power of live theatre and that means offering the greatest access possible to our programs. Last season, we provided over 1,000 underwritten and discounted tickets to more than two dozen community organizations, schools and youth groups and we remain committed to adding accessibility services for patrons with disabilities – producing over 25 Accessible performances per season.
Thomas Derrah Emerging Artists Fund
In recognition of Thomas Derrah’s eternal dedication to teaching and the inspiration he provided to hundreds of students and young artists every day, SpeakEasy Stage Company has created The Thomas Derrah Emerging Artists Fund.
Equity, Inclusion, and Anti-RACISM
SpeakEasy is dedicated to fulfilling our goals set forth in our equity strategic plan – SpeakEasy’ Stage CompanyEquity & Anti-Racism Action Plan (SEARAP 2.0). These goals range from providing board and staff training, ensuring the safety of our actors, fostering conversations around our productions, and providing jobs to dramaturgs and cultural consultants for culturally specific art.
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Performing at the Stanford Calderwood Pavilion at the Boston Center for the Arts, 527 Tremont St. in the South End.
SpeakEasy Stage Company is the Stanford Calderwood Pavilion Resident Theatre Company at the Boston Center for the Arts. This program is supported in part by a grant from the Boston Cultural Council, a local agency which is funded by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, administrated by the Mayor’s Office of Arts, Tourism, and Special Events.
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