Organization
Central Square Theater
450 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge , MA 02139
Website: centralsquaretheater.org/
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Central Square Theater is a unique collaboration between two non-profit professional theater companies – The Nora Theatre Company (The Nora) and Underground Railway Theatre (URT) – with a combined track record of 50 years of excellence in producing theater and educational programming for the Greater Boston community.
URT was founded in 1978 and The Nora in 1988, yet neither had a permanent venue until now. Increasing...
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Media Reviews
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Event Name: CAR TALK: THE MUSICAL!!!
Article: A finely tuned ‘Car Talk’
The Boston Globe - Jun 20, 2012
By Jeffrey Gantz... with the help of Tom and Ray, who contributed their voices to the project, Wesley Savick has cobbled a wacky plot, clever song parodies, and the Magliozzis’ trademark outrageous puns into "Car Talk: The Musical!!!" And at Central Square… Expand
... with the help of Tom and Ray, who contributed their voices to the project, Wesley Savick has cobbled a wacky plot, clever song parodies, and the Magliozzis’ trademark outrageous puns into "Car Talk: The Musical!!!" And at Central Square Theater, presented by Underground Railway Theater and Suffolk University, the intermissionless, 90-minute production is running like a top. No tuneup necessary. Collapse
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Event Name: Not Enough Air
Article: A murder, a playwright, and the creative process
Boston Globe/Boston.com - Feb 22, 2010
By Louise KennedyCAMBRIDGE - Sophie Treadwell’s 1928 play, “Machinal,’’ is a masterpiece of American Expressionism that was nearly forgotten until the 1990s. With any luck, local playwright Masha Obolensky’s finely crafted play about “Machinal’’ and Treadwell, “Not E… Expand
CAMBRIDGE - Sophie Treadwell’s 1928 play, “Machinal,’’ is a masterpiece of American Expressionism that was nearly forgotten until the 1990s. With any luck, local playwright Masha Obolensky’s finely crafted play about “Machinal’’ and Treadwell, “Not Enough Air,’’ won’t suffer the same fate Collapse















