 | Little Women, the MusicalOctober 7-9 & 14-16, 2011
The Louisa May Alcott classic story comes to life at the Arsenal Center for the Arts this fall as the Wellesley Players perform Little Women. Helmed by Celia Couture, acclaimed director of recent Wellesley Players productions Fiddler on the Roof and Steel Magnolias, Little Women will warm audience hearts as the March sisters endure without their father, a chaplain in the Union army during the Civil War. This coming-of-age story is set not far from Wellesley, as Louisa May Alcott's family home in Concord is the basis for the March estate depicted in the familiar novel and musical.
Little Women will be music directed by Shawn Gelzleichter and choreographed by Kelly Murphy.
Little Women will be performed October 7-16, 2011 at the Arsenal Center for the Arts black box theater in Watertown, MA. Select your date: |
 | The AllergistFOR MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY
Our second show of the 2011-2012 season is The Tale of the Allergist's Wife, an adult comedy by Charles Busch, focuses on the burgeoning midlife crisis of an upper-class, upper-crust, Upper-West-Side woman who fights to better herself through frequent nighttimevisits to museums and theaters. Her neuroses about mediocrity reach a head when she pitches a fit at a Disney store, resulting in substantial damage to the merchandise and her psyche. The Tale of the Allergist's Wife will be directed by Joe Stallone, a veteran of area community theaters. This comedy, last seen on Broadway in 2000, promises to entertain audiences at the Arsenal Center for the Arts in Watertown.
The Tale of the Allergist's Wife will run January 20-29, 2012 at the Arsenal Center for the Arts black box theater in Watertown, Mass. Select your date: |
