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And here's the curtain call:
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Boston Opera House.com is a resource for information about the Opera House past and present, as well as a place to find tickets to every event hosted therein. This site is not associated with the venue or the box office.
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* The finest, professionally produced works of classic and contemporary musical theater at affordable prices in our distinctive arena theater
* Dynamic theater arts and training programs for learners of all ages, reaching nearly 100,000 students annually.
* New musicals that are developed and produced at NSMT, which will enrich and grow the art form for tomorrow’s audiences.
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The mission of the Lincoln Center is to provide the residents of northern Colorado with a diverse range of the highest quality cultural and civic opportunities and to stimulate and broaden artistic growth.
Since the Lincoln Center opened its doors in 1978, it has become one of Colorado's largest and most diverse presenters of professional theatre, dance, music, visual arts, and children's programs.
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Originally named the Repertory Theatre of Bostonâ the theatre was built to be a permanent home for the Henry Jewett Playersâ a Bostonâbased repertory theatre company. In choosing to locate the theatre across from Symphony Hall and near the Museum of Fine Arts and the old Boston Opera Houseâ the theatreâs creators intended to signify its character as a major cultural institution of Boston and its difference from the commercial playhouses in the Boylstonâ Washingtonâ Tremont streets area of the city.
Henry Jewett, a native of Australia, whose portrait as Macbeth hangs today in the main stairwell leading to the theatre's balcony, was a distinguished actor and director. Born in 1862, he moved to the United States around the turn of the century and became the leading man for Julia Marlowe. He settled in Boston shortly after 1900 and organized the Henry Jewett Players. The Jewett Company first offered Shakespeare productions at the Boston Opera House; in 1916 it moved to the Copley Theatre where it performed until the early 1920s. But Jewett's ambition was to have a permanent home for his company, and he and his wife Frances vigorously pressed for a facility built by the community. In 1923, the Jewett Repertory Fund was started; many prominent Bostonians, including Calvin Coolidge and A. Lawrence Lowell, president of Harvard University, were on the roster of sponsors.
Almost immediately from its openingâ the Repertory Theatre was beset by difficulties. There was much theatrical competitionâ and soon an even more serious problem was posed by the advent of talking moviesâ which lured audiences from all types of live entertainment. In 1930â Mr. Jewettâs company disbanded. Jewett himself died in the same year.
As the theatre was being closedâ Jewettâs widow remarked prophetically: "You canât have a repertory theatre without subsidy â lots of subsidy." The prescience of this view was proven thirty years later in the 1960s as the American regional theatre movement became increasingly significant and revived the pattern of resident theatre companies.
During the 1930s and 1940sâ the theatre was known as the Esquire Theatre and was mainly used as a movie house. The Esquire specialized in art filmsâ and it was here that Boston audiences first saw Laurence Olivierâs Henry V. During these same yearsâ the theatre occasionally reverted to its original purposeâ as in 1941 when Louis Calhern and Dorothy Gish played in Life with Father.
In October 1953, Boston University purchased the facility, and the vision which had initially created the theatre again began to be realized. The School of Theatre Arts at the Boston University College of Fine Arts has now used the theatre as its primary facility for performance, design, and technical production for three decades. The Theatre Arts Program presented its first production, Nicholas Evreinoff's The Chief Thingâ in Decemberâ 1954. Its students and faculty annually present approximately seven productions in the theatreâs main auditorium and in the upstairs spaceâ now called Studio 210â which was originally the Repertory Theatreâs ballr
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Unfortunately in the mid to late 1970’s the venue saw less and less use and was eventually only used for sporadic graduations and dance recitals. However, in 2002 under the leadership of Mayor Edward Clancy, the groundbreaking of the rehabilitation of this grand venue began. In three short years, the auditorium was totally refurbished and renovated. From state of the art lighting and sound systems, to new curtains, seats, rigging, loading docks and lifts, the auditorium has jumped back onto the scene as the oldest yet newest premier entertainment venue on the North Shore of Massachusetts.
Kicking off the restoration, Keith Lockhart and the Boston Pops played a blue ribbon cutting performance on October 1, 2006. This event was followed by performances by Peter Paul & Mary, Jeff Cowrin of Animal Planet and many others. City leaders are hopeful to be on par with other Boston based venues within a few years as the Lynn Auditorium gains more and more momentum. Check our events listings often as we will be adding more shows every mo
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Since acquiring the facility, the Chorale has begun the process of building improvement and renovation. Many of the projects have already been completed, including the main lobby, bathrooms, green room, and auditorium seating. Since the completion of the Lobby expansion and the addition of the Evergreen Rotary Gallery, Center/Stage is truly now where a culmination of Arts come alive! The Chorale's desire is that Center/Stage be a place used by many performing arts organizations, in addition to the Evergreen Chorale. Center/Stage is also the performing home of the Evergreen Players and the Evergreen Children's Chorale.
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