Message from Producing Artistic Director, Spiro Veloudos
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History & MissionOur Mission The mission of The Lyric Stage Company of Boston is to produce quality... more » Awards & AccoladesElliot Norton Awards awarded by the Boston Theatre Critics Association 2007 Outstanding Production Miss Witherspoon... more » Board of DirectorsPresident Bruce A. McCue Vice President Hank Phillippi Ryan Treasurer Richard Korzeniewski Clerk Melissa Berczuk... more » Get InvolvedInternships The Lyric Stage Company is happy to consider for-credit and non-credit internships. Occasionally, we... more » Growing Voices - New PlaysThe Lyric Stage Company of Boston is dedicated to new play development through our program... more » Our StaffProducing Artistic Director Spiro Veloudos Managing Director Sara Glidden Director of Marketing and Public Relations... more » EmploymentBoston's oldest professional theatre company, The Lyric Stage Company of Boston is dedicated to presenting... more » AuditionsBoston's oldest professional theatre company, The Lyric Stage Company of Boston is dedicated to presenting... more » About The Lyric Stage CompanyKnown as the intimate “4-star theatre” in Copley Square, The Lyric Stage Company is Boston’s... more » |
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The Lyric Stage Company of Boston
Boston, MA 02116
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The Lyric Stage Company of Boston operates under the New England Area Theaters (NEAT) agreement with Actor's Equity Association, and is a member of the Producers Association of New England Area Theaters, StageSource, Theatre Communications Group (TCG), and the National Alliance for Musical Theater (NAMT). Copyright (c) 2005-2007 The Lyric Stage Company of Boston. All rights reserved.The cast of Urinetown: The Musical; Lanna Joffrey in Heather Raffo's 9 Parts of Desire; Stephen Russell and Marianna Basham in Talley's Folley; The cast of Crowns; Marianna Basham, Paula Plum and Larry Coen in Miss Witherspoon; Stephen Schnetzer and Paula Plum in Edward Albee's The Goat or, Who is Sylvia?; Peter A. Carey, Jennifer Ellis, and J.T. Turner in 1776; and Jennifer Ellis and Rob Morrison in Urinetown: The Musical.
The Lyric Stage Company is supported in part by a grant from The Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency, and the Boston Cultural Council, a program of the Mayor's Office on Arts, Tourism, and Special Events, a municipal agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council.
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