Boston Theatre Marathon
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened May 22, 2005
Closed May 22, 2005
Opened May 22, 2005
Closed May 22, 2005
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The award-winning Boston Theater Marathon is a ten-hour marathon of new 50 ten-minute plays by local authors, each one produced by a different New England theatre company, all performed in one place in one amazing day.
Purchase of a pass lets you come and go all day, but does not guarantee a seat to every show. All pass holders run the Theatre Marathon, trying to see as many shows as possible during the day. The minute you leave your seat, it is fair game! The theater opens to new seating every hour. The times for each 10 minute play are posted, so if there is a particular play that you don't want to miss, it is recommend that you appear at the theater an hour prior.
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What is always exciting about the Boston Theater Marathon's festival of 10-minute plays is seeing new playwrights emerge, watching familiar ones spread their wings in new directions, and sitting in a theater with dyed-in-the-wool stage enthusiasts.
The new venue for this year's Theatre Community Benevolent Fund benefit changed the atmosphere a bit from the six previous wild and crazy marathons. Theatergoers found not hard benches but comfortable seats and plenty of them at the Calderwood Pavilion's Virginia Wimberly Theatre in Boston's South End; actors and crews encountered new rules against popping out of the wings to chat with friends. But if the seat-of-the pants scrappiness of the past[...]