Calderwood Pavilion at the BCA, Roberts Studio Theatre

Actors’ Shakespeare Project finishes off our 2023-24 Season with a classic that hasn’t graced our mainstage in over a decade: Romeo and Juliet.

Shakespeare’s most famous duo return in a flurry of forbidden love, exhilarating fight scenes, and (spoiler alert) tragic fate. Brought to life by Resident Artist Company Member Marianna Bassham’s expert direction, this dynamic and vivid take on Romeo and Juliet will thrill even those who fell asleep reading it in Sophomore English class.

ASP will be working with Boston-area youth and teachers during this production to explore the themes of youth violence and alienation in the play, and how they still ring true in 2024.

Seating is in the orchestra and assigned by the venue on the day of the performance.

Actors’ Shakespeare Project finishes off our 2023-24 Season with a classic that hasn’t graced our mainstage in over a decade: Romeo and Juliet.

Shakespeare’s most famous duo return in a flurry of forbidden love, exhilarating fight scenes, and (spoiler alert) tragic fate. Brought to life by Resident Artist Company Member Marianna Bassham’s expert direction, this dynamic and vivid take on Romeo and Juliet will thrill even those who fell asleep reading it in Sophomore English class.

ASP will be working with Boston-area youth and teachers during this production to explore the themes of youth violence and alienation in the play, and how they still ring true in 2024.

Seating is in the orchestra and assigned by the venue on the day of the performance.

Actors’ Shakespeare Project finishes off our 2023-24 Season with a classic that hasn’t graced our mainstage in over a decade: Romeo and Juliet.

Shakespeare’s most famous duo return in a flurry of forbidden love, exhilarating fight scenes, and (spoiler alert) tragic fate. Brought to life by Resident Artist Company Member Marianna Bassham’s expert direction, this dynamic and vivid take on Romeo and Juliet will thrill even those who fell asleep reading it in Sophomore English class.

ASP will be working with Boston-area youth and teachers during this production to explore the themes of youth violence and alienation in the play, and how they still ring true in 2024.

Seating is in the orchestra and assigned by the venue on the day of the performance.

Actors’ Shakespeare Project finishes off our 2023-24 Season with a classic that hasn’t graced our mainstage in over a decade: Romeo and Juliet.

Shakespeare’s most famous duo return in a flurry of forbidden love, exhilarating fight scenes, and (spoiler alert) tragic fate. Brought to life by Resident Artist Company Member Marianna Bassham’s expert direction, this dynamic and vivid take on Romeo and Juliet will thrill even those who fell asleep reading it in Sophomore English class.

ASP will be working with Boston-area youth and teachers during this production to explore the themes of youth violence and alienation in the play, and how they still ring true in 2024.

Seating is in the orchestra and assigned by the venue on the day of the performance.

Actors’ Shakespeare Project finishes off our 2023-24 Season with a classic that hasn’t graced our mainstage in over a decade: Romeo and Juliet.

Shakespeare’s most famous duo return in a flurry of forbidden love, exhilarating fight scenes, and (spoiler alert) tragic fate. Brought to life by Resident Artist Company Member Marianna Bassham’s expert direction, this dynamic and vivid take on Romeo and Juliet will thrill even those who fell asleep reading it in Sophomore English class.

ASP will be working with Boston-area youth and teachers during this production to explore the themes of youth violence and alienation in the play, and how they still ring true in 2024.

Seating is in the orchestra and assigned by the venue on the day of the performance.

Actors’ Shakespeare Project finishes off our 2023-24 Season with a classic that hasn’t graced our mainstage in over a decade: Romeo and Juliet.

Shakespeare’s most famous duo return in a flurry of forbidden love, exhilarating fight scenes, and (spoiler alert) tragic fate. Brought to life by Resident Artist Company Member Marianna Bassham’s expert direction, this dynamic and vivid take on Romeo and Juliet will thrill even those who fell asleep reading it in Sophomore English class.

ASP will be working with Boston-area youth and teachers during this production to explore the themes of youth violence and alienation in the play, and how they still ring true in 2024.

Seating is in the orchestra and assigned by the venue on the day of the performance.

Actors’ Shakespeare Project finishes off our 2023-24 Season with a classic that hasn’t graced our mainstage in over a decade: Romeo and Juliet.

Shakespeare’s most famous duo return in a flurry of forbidden love, exhilarating fight scenes, and (spoiler alert) tragic fate. Brought to life by Resident Artist Company Member Marianna Bassham’s expert direction, this dynamic and vivid take on Romeo and Juliet will thrill even those who fell asleep reading it in Sophomore English class.

ASP will be working with Boston-area youth and teachers during this production to explore the themes of youth violence and alienation in the play, and how they still ring true in 2024.

Seating is in the orchestra and assigned by the venue on the day of the performance.

Actors’ Shakespeare Project finishes off our 2023-24 Season with a classic that hasn’t graced our mainstage in over a decade: Romeo and Juliet.

Shakespeare’s most famous duo return in a flurry of forbidden love, exhilarating fight scenes, and (spoiler alert) tragic fate. Brought to life by Resident Artist Company Member Marianna Bassham’s expert direction, this dynamic and vivid take on Romeo and Juliet will thrill even those who fell asleep reading it in Sophomore English class.

ASP will be working with Boston-area youth and teachers during this production to explore the themes of youth violence and alienation in the play, and how they still ring true in 2024.

Seating is in the orchestra and assigned by the venue on the day of the performance.

Actors’ Shakespeare Project finishes off our 2023-24 Season with a classic that hasn’t graced our mainstage in over a decade: Romeo and Juliet.

Shakespeare’s most famous duo return in a flurry of forbidden love, exhilarating fight scenes, and (spoiler alert) tragic fate. Brought to life by Resident Artist Company Member Marianna Bassham’s expert direction, this dynamic and vivid take on Romeo and Juliet will thrill even those who fell asleep reading it in Sophomore English class.

ASP will be working with Boston-area youth and teachers during this production to explore the themes of youth violence and alienation in the play, and how they still ring true in 2024.

Seating is in the orchestra and assigned by the venue on the day of the performance.

Actors’ Shakespeare Project finishes off our 2023-24 Season with a classic that hasn’t graced our mainstage in over a decade: Romeo and Juliet.

Shakespeare’s most famous duo return in a flurry of forbidden love, exhilarating fight scenes, and (spoiler alert) tragic fate. Brought to life by Resident Artist Company Member Marianna Bassham’s expert direction, this dynamic and vivid take on Romeo and Juliet will thrill even those who fell asleep reading it in Sophomore English class.

ASP will be working with Boston-area youth and teachers during this production to explore the themes of youth violence and alienation in the play, and how they still ring true in 2024.

Seating is in the orchestra and assigned by the venue on the day of the performance.

Actors’ Shakespeare Project finishes off our 2023-24 Season with a classic that hasn’t graced our mainstage in over a decade: Romeo and Juliet.

Shakespeare’s most famous duo return in a flurry of forbidden love, exhilarating fight scenes, and (spoiler alert) tragic fate. Brought to life by Resident Artist Company Member Marianna Bassham’s expert direction, this dynamic and vivid take on Romeo and Juliet will thrill even those who fell asleep reading it in Sophomore English class.

ASP will be working with Boston-area youth and teachers during this production to explore the themes of youth violence and alienation in the play, and how they still ring true in 2024.

Seating is in the orchestra and assigned by the venue on the day of the performance.

Actors’ Shakespeare Project finishes off our 2023-24 Season with a classic that hasn’t graced our mainstage in over a decade: Romeo and Juliet.

Shakespeare’s most famous duo return in a flurry of forbidden love, exhilarating fight scenes, and (spoiler alert) tragic fate. Brought to life by Resident Artist Company Member Marianna Bassham’s expert direction, this dynamic and vivid take on Romeo and Juliet will thrill even those who fell asleep reading it in Sophomore English class.

ASP will be working with Boston-area youth and teachers during this production to explore the themes of youth violence and alienation in the play, and how they still ring true in 2024.

Seating is in the orchestra and assigned by the venue on the day of the performance.

Actors’ Shakespeare Project finishes off our 2023-24 Season with a classic that hasn’t graced our mainstage in over a decade: Romeo and Juliet.

Shakespeare’s most famous duo return in a flurry of forbidden love, exhilarating fight scenes, and (spoiler alert) tragic fate. Brought to life by Resident Artist Company Member Marianna Bassham’s expert direction, this dynamic and vivid take on Romeo and Juliet will thrill even those who fell asleep reading it in Sophomore English class.

ASP will be working with Boston-area youth and teachers during this production to explore the themes of youth violence and alienation in the play, and how they still ring true in 2024.

Seating is in the orchestra and assigned by the venue on the day of the performance.

Actors’ Shakespeare Project finishes off our 2023-24 Season with a classic that hasn’t graced our mainstage in over a decade: Romeo and Juliet.

Shakespeare’s most famous duo return in a flurry of forbidden love, exhilarating fight scenes, and (spoiler alert) tragic fate. Brought to life by Resident Artist Company Member Marianna Bassham’s expert direction, this dynamic and vivid take on Romeo and Juliet will thrill even those who fell asleep reading it in Sophomore English class.

ASP will be working with Boston-area youth and teachers during this production to explore the themes of youth violence and alienation in the play, and how they still ring true in 2024.

Seating is in the orchestra and assigned by the venue on the day of the performance.

Actors’ Shakespeare Project finishes off our 2023-24 Season with a classic that hasn’t graced our mainstage in over a decade: Romeo and Juliet.

Shakespeare’s most famous duo return in a flurry of forbidden love, exhilarating fight scenes, and (spoiler alert) tragic fate. Brought to life by Resident Artist Company Member Marianna Bassham’s expert direction, this dynamic and vivid take on Romeo and Juliet will thrill even those who fell asleep reading it in Sophomore English class.

ASP will be working with Boston-area youth and teachers during this production to explore the themes of youth violence and alienation in the play, and how they still ring true in 2024.

Seating is in the orchestra and assigned by the venue on the day of the performance.

Actors’ Shakespeare Project finishes off our 2023-24 Season with a classic that hasn’t graced our mainstage in over a decade: Romeo and Juliet.

Shakespeare’s most famous duo return in a flurry of forbidden love, exhilarating fight scenes, and (spoiler alert) tragic fate. Brought to life by Resident Artist Company Member Marianna Bassham’s expert direction, this dynamic and vivid take on Romeo and Juliet will thrill even those who fell asleep reading it in Sophomore English class.

ASP will be working with Boston-area youth and teachers during this production to explore the themes of youth violence and alienation in the play, and how they still ring true in 2024.

Seating is in the orchestra and assigned by the venue on the day of the performance.

Actors’ Shakespeare Project finishes off our 2023-24 Season with a classic that hasn’t graced our mainstage in over a decade: Romeo and Juliet.

Shakespeare’s most famous duo return in a flurry of forbidden love, exhilarating fight scenes, and (spoiler alert) tragic fate. Brought to life by Resident Artist Company Member Marianna Bassham’s expert direction, this dynamic and vivid take on Romeo and Juliet will thrill even those who fell asleep reading it in Sophomore English class.

ASP will be working with Boston-area youth and teachers during this production to explore the themes of youth violence and alienation in the play, and how they still ring true in 2024.

Seating is in the orchestra and assigned by the venue on the day of the performance.

Actors’ Shakespeare Project finishes off our 2023-24 Season with a classic that hasn’t graced our mainstage in over a decade: Romeo and Juliet.

Shakespeare’s most famous duo return in a flurry of forbidden love, exhilarating fight scenes, and (spoiler alert) tragic fate. Brought to life by Resident Artist Company Member Marianna Bassham’s expert direction, this dynamic and vivid take on Romeo and Juliet will thrill even those who fell asleep reading it in Sophomore English class.

ASP will be working with Boston-area youth and teachers during this production to explore the themes of youth violence and alienation in the play, and how they still ring true in 2024.

Seating is in the orchestra and assigned by the venue on the day of the performance.

Intersections is a mixed bill of four uniquely Asian American ballets, exploring connections between Asia and America. These ballets bridge cultures and encourage audiences to reflect on their ideas about Asia. La Bayadere: a Desi Retelling juxtaposes Indian classical dance with classical ballet, India takes centerstage in this reimagining of the 1877 ballet, La Bayadere. Lon Po Po is based on an ancient Chinese version of Little Red Riding Hood, three little girls outsmart a big bad wolf. Reclamation is a multidisciplinary experience featuring spoken word, live music, and dance to explore one transracial adoptee\\\’s journey reclaiming her family legacy. On the Way features stories of pilgrimage and meditations on home, set to heart-pounding original music.

Intersections ultimately offers four fresh perspectives on ballet through an Asian American lens. Join us as we let the world know, ballet is for everyone! We all benefit when we are all represented.

Seating is in the center bank and assigned by the venue on the day of the performance. 

Intersections is a mixed bill of four uniquely Asian American ballets, exploring connections between Asia and America. These ballets bridge cultures and encourage audiences to reflect on their ideas about Asia. La Bayadere: a Desi Retelling juxtaposes Indian classical dance with classical ballet, India takes centerstage in this reimagining of the 1877 ballet, La Bayadere. Lon Po Po is based on an ancient Chinese version of Little Red Riding Hood, three little girls outsmart a big bad wolf. Reclamation is a multidisciplinary experience featuring spoken word, live music, and dance to explore one transracial adoptee\\\’s journey reclaiming her family legacy. On the Way features stories of pilgrimage and meditations on home, set to heart-pounding original music.

Intersections ultimately offers four fresh perspectives on ballet through an Asian American lens. Join us as we let the world know, ballet is for everyone! We all benefit when we are all represented.

Seating is in the center bank and assigned by the venue on the day of the performance.