American Repertory Theatre
 
2008-09 SEASON

Aurélia's Oratorio returns
Back by popular demand!
Two weeks only: July 22 – August 2
Loeb Drama Center

2009-10 SEASON

Festival No. 01: SHAKESPEARE EXPLODED!

Festival No. 02: AMERICA: BOOM, BUST, AND BASEBALL

Emerging America Festival


SEASON TICKETS - calendar

directions/parking - restaurants


Zero Arrow Theatre
Zero Arrow Theatre
standard configuration shown
November 18, 19, 20 at 10 am; 22 at 3 pmTHE ISLAND OF ANYPLACE

by Charles Marz
directed & choreographed by Thomas Derrah

"Any kid would be delighted to travel to The Island of Anyplace.”
Boston Globe

Jennifer's father has dragged her to the theatre when she'd much rather be at home or at a movie. But when she runs up on stage and starts to make up her own play, her father becomes a magician and helps her bring it to life on the stage! Jennifer's story is full of interesting people, creatures and adventures. It all starts when a poor shipwrecked boy washes up onto the shore of a beautiful but lonely island – how will he find his parents and get home?

Along the way, The Island of Anyplace introduces all of the aspects of theatre, including acting, directing, sets, lighting, costumes, makeup, sound effects and much more. Since 1990, actors from the Institute for Advanced Theatre Training have been performing this annual production for children.

  • Special Discounts for groups of 10 or more call 617.496.2000 x8844
  • Schools: use your MCC PASS funding!

The Story of the Play! - Teachers' Guide - Photos

Anna Deveare Smith

Come Join Us!

NOVEMBER 2008

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music composed by ... Barry Rocklin
additional music by ... David Remedios
scenic design by ... Scott Bradley
costumes by ... Hilary Hacker
lighting by ... Kenneth Helvig
sound design by ... David Remedios

   t   Talkback with cast follows every performance.

The creation and development of The Island of Anyplace was made possible by a generous grant from Robert K. and Myra H. Kraft. Additional support has been pro­vided through The Frank W. and Carl S. Adams Memorial Fund, Analog Devices Inc., The Bay State Charitable Foundation, The Cabot Family Charitable Trust, Cambridge Trust, Draper Laboratory, The E.H.A. Foundation Inc., the Massachusetts Cultural Council, The Bessie Pappas Charitable Foundation, Inc., The Ramsey McCluskey Foundation, The Sholley Foundation, State Street Foundation, and The Abbot and Dorothy Stevens Foundation.

This page updated December 8, 2008
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