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Theater critic Jacquinn Sinclair delves into Patti Hartigan's eye-opening account of the playwright's life and work.

Christopher Mannelli will become only the second top administrative leader in the theater company’s 41-year history.

Mannelli of the Geva Theatre Center in Rochester, N.Y., is stepping into the shoes of Michael Maso, a driving force in Boston theater for more than four decades.

Joining the Tony-winning company following a seven-year tenure at Geva Theatre, Mannelli becomes the theatre's second-ever top administrative leader.

A leader at the Huntington since its founding four decades ago, Maso, 71, ranks as one of the most consequential figures in Boston theater history.

The Huntington held its annual Spotlight Gala on Monday, May 1, 2023 at the Cyclorama at the BCA (539 Tremont St). Over 400 attendees gathered to celebrate honorees as well as the achievement of this transformational season. The Gala supports The Huntington's artistic, education, and community initiatives and this year set an all-time record with $1.67 million raised.

For the first time since 2019, the Boston Theater Critics Association was able to host a live ceremony, and it felt like a party.

The Huntington has appointed Boston actor, director, and producer Lyndsay Allyn Cox as The Huntington’s new Producing Director, beginning May 9, 2023.

It has been three years since the pandemic brought live theater to a halt. In Greater Boston, theater companies large and small are charting a new path forward.

The Huntington has announced its complete lineup for the 23/24 season, featuring an eclectic mix of 7 highly acclaimed shows by a wide variety of diverse artists. See full programming, and learn how to purchase tickets!