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Date Time Events
2/21 11:00am Magic Tree House: The Musical
at the Colonial Theatre, Boston
3/21 2:00pm Movin’ Out
at the Colonial Theatre, Boston
4/28 7:30pm Spring Awakening
at the Colonial Theatre, Boston
7/18 2:00pm Rent
at the Colonial Theatre, Boston
7/23 8:00pm Jersey Boys
at the Shubert Theatre, Boston

Playing February 21–22

Magic Tree House: The Musical

at the Colonial Theatre, Boston, MA

Price: $ 12.50 - $ 50.00
Phone: (800) 982-2787

Magic Tree House at Colonial Theatre

Based on Mary Pope Osborne’s beloved series of children’s books, “Magic Tree House: The Musical” transports Jack and Annie’s adventures onto the stage to create a theatrical event for the entire family.

To restore joy and magic to King Arthur’s kingdom, the brother and sister team must travel to Camelot’s dreaded Otherworld and return with water from the mythical Cauldron of Memory and Imagination. If they fail, Camelot will be lost and forgotten forever—and the Magic Tree House will be destroyed! Rising to each new challenge with courage, humor, and resourcefulness, Jack and Annie eventually discover that memory and imagination are gifts we can all use to fill our lives with magic. An enchanting blend of song, story, and spectacular stagecraft, “Magic Tree House: The Musical” is a joyous and melodic treat that will keep kids (and grownups!) on the edge of their seats.

Now playing through March 15

Endgame

at the Loeb Drama Center, Cambridge, MA

Price: $ 25.00 - $ 79.00 Phone: (617) 478-3100

By Samuel Beckett Directed by Marcus Stern

Endgame at Loeb Drama Center

Spare, enigmatic, and absurdly funny, “Endgame” charts a day in the life of a family fallen on mysteriously hard times: blind and chair-bound Hamm, his beleaguered servant Clov, his parents Nagg and Nell, who live in two ashbins and long for sugar-plums, and a black toy dog with a
missing leg.

Beckett’s language is honed to a distilled beauty, and his archetypal characters achieve a poetic grace despite their bizarre condition. Fifty years after it burst onto the world’s stages, “Endgame” is as exquisite and surprising as ever.

Marcus Stern, who has created some of the A.R.T.’s most visually stunning shows including Donnie Darko, The Onion Cellar, Nocturne, and Buried Child, directs this modern masterpiece, which features the comic geniuses of the Resident Acting Company, Remo Airaldi, Thomas Derrah, Will LeBow, and Karen MacDonald.

Now playing through April 12

Dirty Dancing—The Classic Story
on Stage

at the Boston Opera House, Boston, MA

Price: $ 30.00 - $ 132.50 Phone: (617) 931-2787

Dirty Dancing at BOH

“That was the summer of 1963, when everybody called me Baby, and it didn’t occur to me to mind...”

A movie seen by millions, with an unforgettable soundtrack and a story which touched the heart of a generation is now a record-breaking stage show. Exploding with heart-pounding music, pure dance energy and breathtaking emotion, this timeless story of first love is a must-see for Dirty Dancing fans and newcomers alike. This hugely anticipated show features the hit songs from the best-selling movie soundtrack. Proclaimed “The biggest live theatre sensation of all time” by The Observer newspaper in London, “Dirty Dancing—The Classic Story On Stage” also received four stars from The Times, The Independent, Financial Times, Evening Standard, Mail on Sunday, Sunday Times and Time Out London.