May 2013

by W. Vickroy, Marketing Assistant Last week, we talked to Kathleen Doyle about her creative process in designing costumes for On The Town, opening next Friday here at Lyric Stage. Kathleen even shared with us some concept sketches for costume designs in the show! Enjoy! Q. How’s it going ON THE TOWN?A. I’m having so much fun!  The war created radical

by W. Vickroy, Marketing Assistant As Lyric Stage Company prepares for its opening of On The Town on May 10th, we asked actor J.T. Turner (Pitkin) a few questions about his time working on the production, as well as other questions about his career in theatre. Q. What's your favorite part of working on "On The Town"?A. I am excited to be

https://youtu.be/UJkNbyOwr_M I had the distinct pleasure of chatting with Amber Voner, who performed the essential role of Hair, Make-Up, & Wig Designer on our production of By the Way, Meet Vera Stark. In this THEATER IN THIRTY interview, we talk about her process and her inspirations, as well as Vera Stark herself. The show runs through April 27th, so we do hope

by W. Vickroy, Marketing Assistant. After last Friday's opening night of By The Way, Meet Vera Stark, we got in touch with the fantastic Terrell Donnell Sledge (Leroy Barksdale/ Herb) to ask a few questions about his experience with this production, as well as to gain some insight about what theater means to him. Terrell as Herb Forrester Q.    What attracted you

by W. Vickroy, Marketing Assistant. In light of Lyric’s opening of Stones in His Pockets tonight, we wanted to hear more from director Courtney O’Connor both about her thoughts on the show, as well as to get to know more about her broader theater ambitions! Inside Lonodon's Donmar Warehouse Q. What’s been most challenging about directing Lyric’s production of Stones in His Pockets? Working with the

Daniel Berger-Jones*, Phil Tayler*, and Courtney O'Connor In Stones in His Pockets, 2 actors play a total of 13 roles, switching back and forth even within the same scene. We are lucky enough to have two of Boston's best, Daniel Berger-Jones and Phil Tayler, capably playing the parts. Under director Courtney O'Connor, they've been working hard for the past