Running Barefoot in the Boston Theatre Marathon, May 11th

Barefoot Theatre Company is taking part in the Boston Theatre Marathon for the 3rd time, performing Israel Horovitz's Beirut Rocks which will feature the original cast from the Barefoot workshop in Jan 07: Kendra Leigh Landon, Christopher Whalen, and Francisco Solorzano and featuring Patrizia Hernandez.

This production will be directed by Israel Horovitz.

Barefoot Theatre Company is seeking new works

Our new play submission guidelines are available here.

company member Amanda Plant and Austin Pendleton

Sunday, April 20th - company member Amanda Plant played beautifully to a sold-out house in her last performance in Tennessee Williams' Talk To Me Like The Rain And Let Me Listen directed by Barefoot Advisory Board member Austin Pendleton at HB Studios.

Schooled and Unschooled

Company member Anika Solvieg is appearing in:

"Schooled and Unschooled" a performance piece (part play, part essay, part class, and part documentary) about the role institutionalized schooling plays in the construction of political, emotional, and social behavior in the U.S.

Combining over 50 interviews, Foucault's Discipline and Punish, sound design and music by Brian McCorkle, projected mental models, and 10 rubber balls, the piece literally tests and examines the audience and the methods of teaching alongside human processes of learning.

April 11th and 12th
at 8pm both nights
Dixon Place
258 Bowery across from the New Museum, 2nd Floor.
Cheap tickets ($9/$12) and cheap beer.

Conceived and Directed by Esther Neff
Music and Sound by Brian McCorkle
With: Rachel Handshaw, Michael Connely, Marisa Merrigan, Anika Solvieg, Danielle Faitleson, Ian Dunn, and Mary Sheridan.
Produced by The Panoply Theatre Laboratory

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