The Newton Nomadic Theater returns to Newton this coming weekend with possibly our best show yet. Audiences love it.
A Picasso by Jeffrey Hatcher is set in Paris during WWII and features Stephen Cooper and Linda Goetz. It’s a cat-and-mouse game between Pablo Picasso and a Miss Fischer a German attache, beneath the streets of Nazi occupied Paris.
For Friday’s show at Bocca Bella Bistro in Auburndale we’re planning a bit of an extravaganza. For the half hour before the show (7:30 – 8), The Resistance will be performing period songs that you might have heard in Paris in the 1940’s. We’ll also be presenting a mini-exhibition of paintings from the Museum of Bad Art, that might have been seized by the German authorities had the museum existed then.
The show itself is not to be missed – two amazing performances and a script that takes all kinds of twists and turns.
Join us at Bocca Bella on Friday or Saturday night for a great night of theater. Better yet, book a table at Bocca Bellas for dinner and then come to the show.
The following week there’ll be performances in a Brookline living room (Fri), Gregorian Rugs (Sat), and Dunn Gaherins Pub (Sunday).
As Miss Fischer would say: SIT DOWN…please! Buy your tickets. NOW! – Sallee Lipshutz
Tickets ($20) for all shows available here
“Do not miss it: that play is a gem!” – Isabelle Albeck
The Newton Nomadic Theater is a prime example of how you don’t have to spend a fortune to see brilliant work!” – Bruce Schneider
“Be sure to see it” – Marti Bowen
Full comments and reviews here
Closing night party & performances tickets ($20) for Sunday’s 5 PM show at Dunn Gaherins Pub in Upper Falls are still available.
This play’s been getting rave reviews, and playing to sold out audiences over the last 4 weeks at locations all over Newton.
This closing performance will start with a pre-show party at 4 PM. The bar will be open. Better Life Food will be providing complimentary delicious snacks and The Resistance will be providing live pre-show music that you might have heard in 1940’s Paris (the setting of the play).
If you can’t make Sunday, there are also still a few seats left for Saturday’s 7:30 PM show at Gregorian Rugs in Lower Falls.
Tickets ($20) available at NewtonNomadicTheater.org
A few tickets ($20) still left for this evening’s closing night performance/party at Dunn Gaherins Pub. Doors open at 4 PM, show at 5 PM, complimentary snacks and pre-show music 4 – 5.
Tickets at NewtonNomadicTheater.org