NNE Rep

04/25/2019

10/13/2016

Has it really been ten years since we staged A Midsummer Night's Dream? Hard to believe!

05/02/2016

A big thank to you the wonderful audiences who attended our production of "Heroes" this past weekend. It was incredibly satisfying for all of us -- those on- and off-stage -- to hear your roars of laughter! We truly appreciate your support of the arts and hope to see you at our next production this fall!

05/02/2016

Photos from the dress rehearsal of "Heroes" on April 28. Photo credit: Joanne Tulonen.

04/29/2016

It's opening night! Hope to see you!

Here's actor Mike Gregory explaining why local audiences will love "Heroes."

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04/28/2016

A nice write-up in today's NH Weekend!

The Northern New England Repertory Theatre Company presents “Heroes,” Tom Stoppard’s translation of French playwright Gérald Sibleyras’ award-winning comedy, in shows Friday through Sunday at Whipple Memorial Town Hall.

04/25/2016

Opening night is coming fast! Don't miss this hilarious yet poignant play. Join us on Friday, April 29, as our "Heroes" take flight!

http://www.nnertc.org/box-office/

Parking is available on Main Street and behind the "Village Green" shops located directly across Main Street from Whipple Hall.

03/30/2016

Mike Gregory (Gustave) of Newbury, Charley Freiberg (Philippe) of Wilmot, and Kevin

Tarleton (Henri) of Warner relax with their co-star at an early rehearsal of Heroes.

Photo credit: Joanne Tulonen

Cast Bios

In the role of Philippe, CHARLEY FREIBERG of Wilmot, NH, is making his on-stage debut with NNE Rep after serving as Technical Director for last season’s Educating Rita. Charley has been an active member of the Sunapee-Kearsarge Intercommunity Theatre (SKIT), both onstage and off, since 2000. Onstage work has included roles in The Cemetery Club, Pride and Prejudice, Almost Maine, and Speaking in Tongues. Charley plays guitar in several local bands, most notably the Fondtones and Old Guise. Also a talented photographer, much of his photography in recent years has been for artists, craftspeople and for historic documentation.

Newbury, NH, resident MIKE GREGORY returns to the stage in the role of Gustave after making his debut with NNE Rep as Nicola in the 2014 production of Arms and the Man. After graduating with a degree in Film Production from Concordia University in Montreal, he co-founded the independent production company Red Devil Films. He spent a year and a half touring with the Big Apple Circus, working behind the scenes, before making his stage debut with San Francisco’s sketch/improv comedy troupe Jonny Kats. He has worked with the Sunapee-Kearsarge Intercommunity Theatre (SKIT), most recently 2013’s SKITbits: 20 Years of Memories.

KEVIN TARLETON of Warner, NH, is making his debut with NNE Rep in the role of Henri. Since 1973 Kevin has served as actor, director, and writer for numerous productions ranging from classics to modern; contemporary original works in both dramatic and musical venues; from professional to community theatre, film and television. He founded a non-profit conservatory of the performing arts: Christ Arts Institute, Inc., now the Kearsarge Conservatory of the Performing Arts (KCPA) in Warner. For KCPA he has produced a Children’s Theatre, Saltbox Players. Kevin is a member of the Screen Actors Guild.

03/01/2016

"Heroes" opens April 29th. Tickets now available at http://www.nnertc.org/box-office!

"Heroes" runs April 29 - May 1. Box office now open!

02/21/2016

Bittersweet, poignant, hilarious, totally human, charming…a play with heart, Tom Stoppard’s brilliant translation of French playwright Gérald Sibleyras’ Heroes won the Laurence Olivier Best New Comedy Award in 2006.

Mark these performance dates on your calendar:

April 29 & 30 at 7:30 pm; May 1 at 2 pm at Whipple Memorial Town Hall, New London, NH.

Box Office Opens March 1st.

12/18/2015

NNE Rep’s Spring Production Announced!

In April 2016, NNE Rep will be staging HEROES, Tom Stoppard’s brilliant translation of French playwright Gerald Sibleyras’ award-winning comedy. HEROES introduces audiences to three World War I veterans, residents of a soldiers’ home, whose camaraderie is tested by physical afflictions and general boredom. They while away their time until they set their sights on an “escape plan” – offering hope to themselves, while serving up a play of gentle comedy for the rest of us.

Mark these performance dates on your calendar: April 29 & 30 at 7:30 pm; May 1 at 2 pm at Whipple Memorial Town Hall, New London, NH. And check back for full details in the New Year!