Category: Cast and Crew

There’s a new kitchen in town From Left to Right: Head Chef Nick Matush and Sous Chef Ben Minifie. Photo by Lucy Southwell. For those Weston theatre aficionados looking for a well-rounded experience, the Weston Playhouse proudly offers dining before and after all MainStage productions. This season, … Read More
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Weston’s Young Company has been one of the most treasured programs since its start in 2000. The Young Company, lovingly known as "The YoCo," consists of a group of eight non-Equity actors who are either attending or have recently graduated from a conservatory or undergraduate training program. Since its creation, a number of Young Company alumni have gone onto grace the Broadway stage in blockbuster favorites, which include LES MISERABLES, WICKED, and BOOK OF MORMON. Read More
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Based on a true story, Arthur Miller’s All My Sons takes place in a single day, unraveling the tale of successful businessman Joe Keller and his wife, Kate, as they cope with the loss of their son, Larry, who went missing in World War II. A handful of neighbors and family … Read More
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Mary B. Robinson has directed more than 70 plays––classics, contemporary plays, and new works––in New York City, Philadelphia, and cities all over the country––including Weston’s 2005 production of Copenhagen. She was the Associate Artistic Director at the Hartford Stage Company in the early 1980s, the Artistic Director of the Philadelphia … Read More
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Each season, seven exceptionally talented undergraduate students from the nation's top collegiate musical theatre programs are selected to join the Weston Company! Get to know this year's YoCo members here before you see them in "Schoolhouse Rock, Live!" Read More
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Kudos to all of the Weston Playhouse Theatre Company members who were recognized at this year's Lucille Lortel Awards for excellence in Off-Broadway production. Take a peek at our winners and nominees! Read More
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Before Charma Bonanno was a development director, a financial manager, or a mom, she was an actor. She performed in theatres across the country, including several summers here in Weston as Velma Kelly in Chicago, Lucy Brown in The Three Penny Opera, and Prudie Cupp in Pump Boys and Dinettes, opening the Rod & Gun Club’s first season ever. Find out what it takes to make great theatre ... on the blog! Read More
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