Upcoming Shows & Performances

Quannapowitt Players

55 Hopkins St · Reading · qptheater.com

5 upcoming shows and performances from Quannapowitt Players, with dates, venues and ticket links taken from the organization’s own pages and refreshed weekly. All plays in Greater Boston →

Production art for Rumors

Fri Oct 2 – Sat Oct 17

Rumors

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At a tenth-anniversary party the deputy mayor of New York has shot himself in the earlobe and disappeared, his wife is missing, and the arriving guests decide to cover it up before anyone can ask. Neil Simon's farce runs on the escalating lie rather than on one-liners.

Production art for Suburban Holidays 15

Fri Nov 13 – Sat Nov 21

Suburban Holidays 15

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The Quannapowitt Players' annual fundraiser, and the fifteenth of them: an evening of short holiday plays written new for the occasion each year rather than carried over. The company has run it as the opening of its holiday season since 2011, in its own house on Hopkins Street in Reading.

Production art for The Minutes

Fri Jan 15 – Sat Jan 30

The Minutes

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A routine council meeting in the town of Big Cherry turns into something else when a new member starts asking what happened at the meeting before. Tracy Letts's comedy is about the story a community tells about itself, and how far it will go to defend that version.

Production art for Murder in Residence

Fri Mar 12 – Sat Mar 27

Murder in Residence

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MT Cozzola's whodunit gathers six ambitious women at a secluded mountain retreat to write their masterpieces, until one of them meets a mysterious end and the manuscripts give way to alibis. As a relentless inspector digs for the truth, each writer shields her own secrets and has to face her deepest desires and the ties of love, art and community that bind the group. Mary Ellen Macri directs.

Production art for Grand Horizons

Fri May 14 – Sat May 29

Grand Horizons

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A couple in their seventies calmly announce their divorce after fifty years, and their grown sons take it a great deal harder than they do. Bess Wohl writes the parents as people with interior lives their children never troubled to imagine.