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Meet the Cast: Songs for a New World
Meet the Cast of our Spring Benefit Concert – Songs for a New World!
VIP Opening Night Event FAQ
Information about SpeakEasy’s VIP Opening Night Event – Songs for a New World
Interview: Director Pascale Florestal
Interview with the Director of TJ Loves Sally, Pascale Florestal where we discuss the production process, the We See You White American Theater movement, and her hopes for the landscape of Boston theatre post-pandemic.
Paul Daigneault on Our Year of Intermission
What everyone hoped would be just a short intermission has now run a year. It’s been a time for resilience and reinvention, according to SpeakEasy Founder and Producing Artistic Director Paul Daigneault, who shares his thoughts on the challenges of the past twelve months in this exclusive interview.
Pink Unicorn Resources
The Pink Unicorn explores a lot of complex topics surrounding gender – but an 80-minute performance can only be the beginning of the conversation.
The Land On Which We Work
A land acknowledgement is a formal statement of recognition that we are operating on and benefiting directly from land that rightfully belongs to Indigenous communities, taken without consent.
SpeakEasy’s Equity & Anti-Racism Action Plan
We at SpeakEasy Stage stand in solidarity with those calling for justice and radical change.
TJ Loves Sally 4 Ever Resources
Theatre can only be the beginning. Here are some additional resources for bringing the conversation of TJ Loves Sally 4 Ever further into your life.
Call for Submissions: Project Resilience
SpeakEasy Stage Company is seeking proposals from New England based playwrights for currently unwritten, location-specific, ten-minute monologues for our devised piece, The Boston Project: Project Resilience.