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Playwright Walt McGough
Find out what to expect from The SwellTime Variety Hour and how it got its inspiration from old-time radio shows.
Confronting the Legacy
Minstrelsy is not alone. The history of American popular entertainment includes countless stereotypes of specific ethnic and immigrant groups.
David Thompson on WBUR
The writer of the book for The Scottsboro Boys discusses the true history behind the show and the use of minstrelsy to tell the story.
Scottsboro Boys Timeline
A timeline of the twists and turns of the real-life case of the Scottsboro Boys that shocked the nation and helped launch the American civil rights movement.
Sponsor the Event
Join us for “Celebrating 30 Seasons of Groundbreaking Theatre”, a virtual benefit concert to celebrate 30 seasons of telling important stories, creating meaningful conversation, and inspiring audiences and artists alike. It is directly thanks to our generous SpeakEasy family that …
Actress Kathy St. George
Over the past two and a half decades, few have lit up Boston stages quite like Kathy St. George. From Fiddler on the Roof on Broadway to playing Helene in SIGNIFICANT OTHER, we asked Kathy a few questions about her illustrious career.
The Most Important Thing About Dating
Meredith Goldstein, advice columnist and entertainment reporter for The Boston Globe, answers your questions about workplace romance, dating websites, saying “I love you”, and Jordan’s dilemma in Significant Other.
Actor Greg Maraio
Actor Greg Maraio opens up about his early life in East Boston, his affinity for superheroes, bad wedding speeches, and his connection to the role of Jordan.
Playwright Joshua Harmon
The BAD JEWS and SIGNIFICANT OTHER playwright talks about evolving friendships, developing new plays, and why your friends owe you some really good cake.
Who’s Who: Bridges of Madison County Cast
The lush, romantic musical comes to SpeakEasy. Meet our phenomenally talented cast.
Who’s Who: Grand Concourse Cast
Meet the cast of this compelling and heartbreaking new play by Heidi Schreck.
