Organization

Holland Productions believes in honest theatre; theatre that engages the heart, cultivates creativity and dissolves boundaries. We believe that theatre is truly a collaborative process and we strive to create work where all those involved, from actor to audience, can bring individual experiences to explore. It is our goal to provide a forum for the ideas of contemporary playwrights and in particular the female voice. Through smart, sensitive, and stimulating theatre Holland Productions is committed to challenging the complexity of reality. Holland Productions was formed in 2006 by three Boston College graduates looking to promote the female voice on Boston's stage. The company opened in 2006 with founding member Emily Dendinger's new work, Swimming After Dark, a story of love, literature, and ownership. Holland Productions has produced several full-length plays at The Factory Theatre including Paula Vogel's, The Baltimore Waltz and local actress/playwright Philana Gnawtowski's, The Halfway House Club. Holland Productions has also work shopped a reading of Emily Dendinger's promising latest work Hideous Progeny. Reviewers have praised Holland Productions' work as "smart. sensitive and stimulating theatre."