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Brimming with classic musical theater tunes, endearing characters, and good-humor all around, Hello, Dolly! is the perfect balm for the soul. With a twinkle in her eye, Dolly Levi orchestrates matters of the heart for those looking for love as the incomparable matchmaker that she is. As romance blossoms and comedic adventures ensue, Dolly makes friends around every corner and charms her way into the hearts of everyone she meets. But is there hope of moving on from a lost love and finding a sweetheart of her own “before the parade passes by?”

* Member of Actors’ Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States

** Represented by United Scenic Artists, Local USA 829 of the IATSE

° Stage Directors and Choreographers Society

† Member of AFM Local 9-535 

"Like Dolly, when Aimee Doherty needs to go big, she goes very big.", "the cast sweeps you up with their sheer energy", "a first-rate Michael Jennings Mahoney and the vibrant Kristian Espiritu"-Don Aucoin, The Boston Globe

"Director Maurice Emmanuel Parent says that Dolly‘s vow to “rejoin the human race” and re-engage with life in a new and hopeful way is an inspiring message that reminds audiences, “Even when we’re down and out, you’re still alive and you still have an opportunity to live your dreams and your life to the fullest.”-Chris Wallenberg, The Boston Globe Read the feature story HERE!

"A Joyful Jaunt Worth Catching. This is a fun, family-friendly, heart-filled production that delivers on the promise of Hello, Dolly! It’s got humor, style, and a whole lot of love packed into every scene."-Kapiolani Kassal, Booked & Scene

"High-wattage entertainment. The Lyric’s intimate stage bursts beyond its boundaries with exuberant energy."-Deborah Barlow, Slow Muse

"Award-winning choreographer Ilyse Robbins deserves special mention for her work here, not only in her creations, but in utilizing and showcasing the strengths of each performer, while keeping the show fresh but grounded in the period."-Emily Brenner, Stage and Cinema

"My goal is to make people feel part of the parade.  When you feel down and out, dress nice and smell the roses. That's what this show is, and that's what I'm excited about. Put on your Sunday clothes, and look cute, and enjoy life because you're still alive."-Maurice Parent, Director Read the full feature in Edge Media HERE!