VISITING PRODUCTIONS

Schedule of upcoming visiting productions

The World According to Sound at Boston University
An immersive sonic experience about the power of sound and the spirit of academic inquiry.
Surrounded by an octophonic ring of powerful loudspeakers, you are going to sit in the dark for 70 minutes, wear an eye mask, and be taken on a sonic trip with fellow members of your academic community. The performance will be followed by a Q&A with co-producers Chris Hoff and Sam Harnett. Learn more and reserve your seat

Wednesday, March 4, from 11 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.

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Modern Beauty
Written and directed by Ally Sass
A New Play Incubator at BPT project
Commissioned to write a personal essay for The New York Times, celebrated author Raina seeks out her old high school friend, Julie, to revisit a complicated memory of their shared past. The reunion exposes the starkly different choices that have defined them as women, artists and friends, forcing Raina to re-consider what is fit for print.
 
Assistant Director: Shai Vaknine
Producer: Ally Sass
Cast: Hava Horowitz, Ariel Rivkin  
Performance Dates: March 26–March 28, 2026

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(Re)Dressing Miss Havisham
By John Minigan
A New Play Incubator at BPT project
Miranda, an actor with a background in criminology, opens up the “cold case” death of Miss Havisham in Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations in order to solve the mystery, interrogate Dickens’ view of women, and discover for herself – an intentionally unmarried and unpartnered forty-something – whether it’s possible to not just avoid death but find true happiness alone. On a journey aided by forensics, research, personal experience, and even a “murder board,” Miranda moves into and out of character as Dickens' "spinster" until a crisis in the case brings unexpected closure.
 
Director: Peter Sampieri
Producer: Neil McGarry
Cast: Miranda Jonté
Stage Manager: Summer Bates
Performance Dates: May 19–24, 2026

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Morphology
By Jillian Blevins
A New Play Incubator at BPT project
Early 00’s. Nico, a nonverbal Autistic teenager, longs to be understood by his mother Claudia, a former academic who longs most for him to speak. When Claudia’s own mother Arlene intervenes and tries to convince Claudia to place Nico in a group home, their attempts to reach each other grow more desperate, Nico reaches out to one creature he thinks might understand him, and their carefully balanced world starts coming undone. Written in a mix of verse and prose, Morphology explores the power and inadequacy of language, what it means to know one another, and what we can learn from deep sea biology.
 
Director: Peter Sampieri
Producer: 52 Hertz
Performance Dates: July 23–July 26, 2026

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M: Refractions From An Evil Act
By James Wilkinson
A New Play Incubator at BPT project
Exiled Theatre is proud to present a world premiere play by local playwright, James Wilkinson. A late-night return. A hotel room that feels… wrong. Traveling abroad, a woman’s unease after a night out deepens into something far more insidious. The staff watches too closely. A man appears, disappears, and reappears. Time loops, memory fractures, and the past begins to repeat itself. As identities blur and reality destabilizes, she must escape the hotel before she’s trapped by its history.

Director: Joe Juknievich
Producers: Morganna Becker and Laura Crook Waxdal
Performance Dates: July 31–August 9, 2026