Diverse Voices in Theatre
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Diverse Voices in Theater
 
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Another Country believes that theater is, in essence, the telling of stories. Our solo productions are multicultural plays that are outside the mainstream, those that tell stories that need desperately to be heard. In the Slam, those stories are short, contrasting, and often funny. In our full-length productions we are tempted by the metaphysical, by what lies beneath our skin, by stories that provide surprising revelation about our day-to-day lives. Always with themes of social justice, the plays reach for the difficult redemption of truth.  Look for our next full-length production in January of 2011!

NEW!  The Boston Meisner Acting Ensemble, developed to bring the radically connected style of acting taught at Another Country to collaborations with other companies, did its first collaboration with the Factory Theatre in May, 2009.  This May, the Factory and BMAE are working together on Betrayal by Harold Pinter at the Boston Center for the Arts Calderwood Pavilion!

Upcoming Productions

March 2010 - May 2010
SlamBoston, Diverse Voices in Theatre: COMING UP NEXT!

Another Country productions and the Factory Theatre collaborate to bring you the Meisner-acted SLAMBoston, March 15-17 at the Factory Theatre.  And then Another Country will produce SUPER SLAMBoston, in which the winning plays from all companies compete against each other on April 12 & 13, also at the Factory.  Go to www.theatermania.com for tickets.  

On May 19, 2010 the Boston Actors Theater will produce the slam, also at the Boston Playwrights Theatre.

AND DON'T MISS The Boston Meisner Acting Ensemble (a division of ACP) collaborating with the Factory Theatre in producing Betrayal by Harold Pinter at the Boston Center for the Arts Calderwood Pavilion.    Tickets $23-$35.  Go to www.bostontheatrescene.com.

Performances May 20-23, May 26-30, June 2-5. 

Wed & Thur at 7:30, Fri & Sat at 8pm, Sunday matinees at 3pm.

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