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Next Fall

Presented by SpeakEasy Stage Company at Calderwood Pavilion at the BCA

September 16-October 15, 2011

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A 2010 Tony nominee for Best Play, Next Fall takes a witty and provocative look at faith, commitment and unconditional love. Luke, a devout Christian, and Adam, a non-believer, have been together for four years; yet spiritual differences continue to spark trouble in their relationship. A sudden twist of fate, however, changes everything in this compelling new play that looks at what it means to ‘believe’ and what it might cost us not to.

By Geoffrey Nauffts



Directed by Scott Edmiston

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    Calderwood Pavilion at the BCA

    527 Tremont Street
    Boston, MA 02116

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  • Admission Info

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    $50 for Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday performances.

    $55 for Saturday (matinee and evenong) performances and Sunday matinees.

    Info Phone: 617-933-8600

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  • Dates & Times

    Dates:
    September 16-October 15, 2011

    Times:
    

    Wednesdays 7:30pm
    Thursdays 7:30pm
    Fridays 8pm
    Saturdays 4pm and 8pm
    Sundays 3pm
    Additional performance Tuesday, October 13

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    • Event Name: Next Fall
      "Next fall"
      Comment posted by: Debrajane from Plymouth, MA. 02360, Oct 12, 2011
      

      Loved it! Thought provoking, heart felt and so very funny! I cried and laughed...at the same time. There is strength in love...

      Loved it! Thought provoking, heart felt and so very funny! I cried and laughed...at the same time. There is strength in love...

    • Event Name: Next Fall
      "Great show--Moving--Thought-Provoking"
      Review posted by: motorman857 from 1, Oct 12, 2011
      

      Although the advertised conflict between Luke and Adam is their religious differences, the actual conflict is the fact that Luke won't come out to his parents as promised. That is what actually... Expand

      Although the advertised conflict between Luke and Adam is their religious differences, the actual conflict is the fact that Luke won't come out to his parents as promised. That is what actually creates the tension in the play. I myself would have wished the differences in religious views was more highly developed between the characters. That said, it was well-done. The issues the characters struggled with rang true in my experience. Adam proved to be the hero of the play. In his own devestating grief he was able to reach out to Luke's dad. Despite as far as the gay rights movement has come, the play highlights how much further we need to go. Thank you! Collapse

    • Event Name: Next Fall
      "Catch it if you can!"
      Review posted by: TGenereux from 1, Oct 12, 2011
      

      This was a great show. I laughed, I cried, I ran the whole gamut of emotions. Seriously. It's at the Calderwood for a few more days.

      This was a great show. I laughed, I cried, I ran the whole gamut of emotions. Seriously. It's at the Calderwood for a few more days.

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    • Event Name: Next Fall
      "Next fall"
      Comment posted by: Debrajane from Plymouth, MA. 02360, Oct 12, 2011
      

      Loved it! Thought provoking, heart felt and so very funny! I cried and laughed...at the same time. There is strength in love...

      Loved it! Thought provoking, heart felt and so very funny! I cried and laughed...at the same time. There is strength in love...

    • Event Name: Next Fall
      "Great show--Moving--Thought-Provoking"
      Review posted by: motorman857 from 1, Oct 12, 2011
      

      Although the advertised conflict between Luke and Adam is their religious differences, the actual conflict is the fact that Luke won't come out to his parents as promised. That is what actually... Expand

      Although the advertised conflict between Luke and Adam is their religious differences, the actual conflict is the fact that Luke won't come out to his parents as promised. That is what actually creates the tension in the play. I myself would have wished the differences in religious views was more highly developed between the characters. That said, it was well-done. The issues the characters struggled with rang true in my experience. Adam proved to be the hero of the play. In his own devestating grief he was able to reach out to Luke's dad. Despite as far as the gay rights movement has come, the play highlights how much further we need to go. Thank you! Collapse

    • Event Name: Next Fall
      "Catch it if you can!"
      Review posted by: TGenereux from 1, Oct 12, 2011
      

      This was a great show. I laughed, I cried, I ran the whole gamut of emotions. Seriously. It's at the Calderwood for a few more days.

      This was a great show. I laughed, I cried, I ran the whole gamut of emotions. Seriously. It's at the Calderwood for a few more days.

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