Greenwich Theatre Company

03/13/2024

Excited to be a part of a screenplay reading Saturday, March 30th at 7:30, a special event at Greenwich Theatre Company March 30th (FREE ADMISSION!). The award winning screenplay was written by my very talented friend Mike Boland. This taped event is part of the journey on the road to production. Anyone who wants to come see it in person, check out the link below!

FREE ADMISSION YO ANDREA, the award-winning feature screenplay by Fairfield CT native Mike Boland, will be presented in a live reading at the Greenwich Theatre Company on Saturday, March 30 at 7:30 p.m. Where: 100 Arch Street, Greenwich, CT Be a part of the YO ANDREA journey by attending this star s...

03/25/2023

IT'S OPENING NIGHT!

We're thrilled to be leaping back onto the stage with Rosemary Foley's brilliant comedic plays this weekend.

Break a leg, everyone!

www.bushwhacked.info

03/24/2023

Bushwhacked! and Other Short Plays has been Featured on Broadway World, check it out!

Greenwich theater lovers now have everything!

03/23/2023

IT'S SOLD OUT??

That's right, Bushwhacked and Other Short Plays by Rosemary Foley is completely sold out.

Our first live production in the GTC space since opening in 2019, what a way to get back on the stage!

Photo features Dawn Vanessa Brown and Elizabeth Simmons in rehearsal.

03/22/2023

ALMOST SOLD OUT!

March 25th and 26th
Bushwhacked! and Other Short Plays by Rosemary Foley has added a few seats to Saturday's 7:30 pm performance!
Get them while you still can, we're having a blast!

Tickets at:
www.bushwhacked.info

Molly Garbe Brown and Nick Fetherston in rehearsal for Bushwhacked! and Other Short Plays

03/10/2023

We're back, live and in person! Come celebrate Theatre Artists Workshop member playwright Rosemary Foley on March 25th and 26th at Greenwich Theatre Company! $35.00. Tickets are selling fast and seating is limited.

All info can be found here at www.bushwhacked.info

Bushwhacked! and Other Short Plays features six absurd, satirical and darkly-funny short plays, along with three intimate monologues about Rosemary's life.

We are delighted to highlight Rosemary's blazing talent during Women's History Month, in celebration of the Workshop's 40th Anniversary!

A benefit production for Theatre Artists Workshop in partnership with Greenwich Theatre Company.

Bushwhacked

12/10/2021

We're delighted to be reviving a very special virtual holiday production! Tickets are on sale for now for Truman Capote's "A Christmas Memory" airing December 20 - 26. $15 Tickets can be purchased here: https://www.greenwichtheatrecompany.org/buy-tickets

A co-production with Theatre Artists Workshop, this production is online-only. It is one for the entire family, and it runs approximately 50 minutes. Closed Captioning is provided.

Adapted by playwright Patsy Moss, starring Broadway veteran Norman Allen and the dynamic Susan Jacobson, directed and edited by GTC's co-artistic director Andrea Lynn Green. All cast and creatives are members of Theatre Artists Workshop, where this adaptation was first developed.

Cozy up at home and take in the heartwarming true story of Capote's childhood Christmas memories spent in Monroeville, Alabama where he was raised by his mother's relatives, and his distant cousin "Sook", who was also his best friend.

On Demand Viewing! Available to stream December 20th at 8:00pm through December 26th at 11:59 pm. Like renting a movie, once premiered, you can watch it at your convenience until the viewing window closes on December 26th. Once purchased, you will receive a confirmation email. An hour before the show premiers, you will be sent a link to the show and a password that accesses it.

Happy Holidays!

Tickets now available for GTC and Theatre Artists Workshop co-produced digital theatre offering: Truman Capote's "A Christmas Memory" adapted by Patsy Moss, and starring Norman Allen and Susan Jacobson. Directed and edited by Andrea Lynn Green.

10/05/2021

In the press! We're exited to collide theatre & film tomorrow night at The Avon.

The Avon Theatre Film Center and the Greenwich Theatre Company are partnering for a special presentation of The Children’s Hour on Wednesday, October 6 at 7:00pm

10/04/2021

This Wednesday only, film & theatre collide at The Avon!

The Children's Hour (1961)
Wed. Oct 6 at 7pm 🎟️ https://avontheatre.org/movies/the-childrens-hour/
Avon Members $15 General Public $20

Presented in partnership with Avon Theatre Film Center.

This special evening combines a brief staged reading of Lillian Hellman’s 1934 stage drama The Children’s Hour with a screening of the 1961 film adaptation by John Michael Hayes marking the 60th anniversary of the film’s release. Reprising the role of Martha, played by Shirley MacLaine, is her daughter, actress Sachi Parker. Stephanie Hazard, Co-Artistic Director of Greenwich Theatre Company, will play Karen in the reading excerpt, a role played by Audrey Hepburn in the film. Broadway and T.V. veteran Mike Boland will direct. A brief Q & A with the cast will follow the screening.

Longtime friends Martha (Shirley MacLaine) and Karen (Audrey Hepburn) run a boarding school for girls. When an unruly child, Mary, is punished for lying, she concocts a story that Karen and Martha are having a le***an relationship. When the story spreads, parents withdraw their children from the school.
Film Run Time 108 Mins.

For more information and Covid-19 safety protocols, visit avontheatre.org.

09/28/2021

We're back with a special co-production with Avon Theatre Film Center!

OCTOBER 6th at 7:00 PM!

A SCREENING & READING OF THE CHILDREN’S HOUR

TICKETS:
Avon Members $15
General Public $20
https://avontheatre.org/movies/the-childrens-hour/

This special presentation will combine an excerpt of Lillian Hellman’s 1934 stage drama THE CHILDREN'S HOUR with a screening of the 1961 film adaptation by John Michael Hayes marking the 60th anniversary of the film’s release. Reprising the role of Martha, played by Shirley MacLaine, is her daughter, actress Sachi Parker. Stephanie Hazard, Co-Artistic Director of Greenwich Theatre Company, will play Karen in the reading excerpt, a role played by Audrey Hepburn in the film. Broadway and T.V. veteran Mike Boland will direct. A brief Q & A with the cast will follow the screening.

THE CHILDREN'S HOUR has a unique place in history, in fact, the play sparked the first gay rights case ever taken on by the ACLU. Hellman's play was banned from production in Boston in 1936 by the city’s public censor because it was deemed to have “le***an content.” While the play’s ban was upheld by the courts, gay rights, and the censorship of gay and le***an themes in the arts became part of the public conversation. Revisiting this work through play excerpts and film screening encourages a critical look back in time through the context of today. We are excited to share and explore this thought provoking work with our audience.

Stephanie Ardrey Hazard
Sachi Parker
Mike Boland

This special evening includes a film screening of the 1961 film THE CHILDREN'S HOUR, and a brief staged reading with Stephanie Hazard recreating the role played by Audrey Hepburn and Sachi Parker reprising the role played by her mother, Shirley MacLaine. The event concludes with a Q&A with the audie...

09/24/2021

We are so excited to be hosting FREE OUTDOOR THEATRE this Saturday in the GTC courtyard pavilion! TWO CHANCES to catch Kimberly Wilson's original one woman show A JOURNEY. 12:00 pm and 5:00 pm!

Tickets and more info available at www.greenwichtheatrecompany.org.

Approximately 75 minutes, with no intermission.

A Journey is an intimate and powerful exploration of history and the Black Woman's experience. Kimberly Wilson tells of the struggles and influence of Black Womanhood with courage, dignity, faith, hope, and strength in perfect lockstep with the history of the United States.

​Follow eight women in eight pivotal generations as she presents their stories through song, movement and monologue.

​Joyful celebration and painful reflection tell a story of persistence and courage, and how Black Womanhood, not always intricately woven into the fabric of American history, is an important thread that weaves the tapestry together.

​After each performance, the audience is invited to stay for a brief talk-back, extending the impact of this theatrical experience.

09/16/2021

GTC is back September 25th!

We are overjoyed to be reopening with Kimberly Wilson's one-woman show, A Journey.

While this outdoor production is free of charge, we welcome any donation in support of GTC and the performing arts!

Register at www.greenwichtheatrecompany.org

When: SEPTEMBER 25th. Two performances 12:00 pm & 5:00 pm

Where: OUTDOORS in the GTC courtyard! 100 Arch street, Greenwich, CT

Advanced registration is required. Seating is limited.

About the show:

A Journey runs approximately 75 minutes, with no intermission.

A Journey is an intimate and powerful exploration of history and the Black Woman's experience. Kimberly Wilson tells of the struggles and influence of Black Womanhood with courage, dignity, faith, hope, and strength in perfect lockstep with the history of the United States.

​Follow eight women in eight pivotal generations as she presents their stories through song, movement and monologue.

​Joyful celebration and painful reflection tell a story of persistence and courage, and how Black Womanhood, not always intricately woven into the fabric of American history, is an important thread that weaves the tapestry together.

​After each performance, the audience is invited to stay for a brief talk-back, extending the impact of this theatrical experience.

COVID-19 UPDATE & PROTOCOLS:
We are following CDC guidelines set forth for outdoor events. We strongly encourage patrons to be vaccinated and masks must be worn when social distancing is not possible. These protocols are subject to change.

Thank you for supporting the arts!