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For more than a decade, the Boston Center for the Arts Resident Theatre (ResCo) Program has offered multi-year residencies to some of Boston’s most innovative and groundbreaking performing arts groups. The ResCo Program offers theatrical companies a stable home so they can focus on artistic excellence, audience development and organizational growth.
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 Noted for such critically acclaimed productions as Assassins and The Bluest Eye, Company One has built a reputation for producing provocative, thought provoking drama. Celebrating their tenth season, Company One continues to redefine the theatrical experience by developing, producing, and promoting socially relevant works that represent the diverse cultural fabric of Boston.
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 Founded in 1971, Publick Theatre Boston has been producing exceptional outdoor theatre for nearly four decades. Focused on staging classical and contemporary language-driven works, Publick Theatre Boston encourages audiences to experience the power of the spoken word.
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 Praised by Variety Magazine as “ a force in regional theater,” SpeakEasy Stage Company has earned a national reputation for excellence. Boston-area premieres include Bat Boy: The Musical; Anna in the Tropics; A Man of No Importance; Parade; and Take Me Out. Now in its 18th year, the company is devoted to nurturing local artists and building community while creating such award-winning productions as Five by Tenn (Outstanding Production, Elliot Norton Award, 2006); The Women (Outstanding Play, Independent Reviewers of New England, 2007) and Caroline, or Change (Outstanding Musical Production, Elliot Norton Award, 2007.) |
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 Founded in 1989, Theater Offensive is committed to presenting honest, accurate, artistic images of queer life through groundbreaking programming. Held annually each fall, the Out on the Edge Festival is considered to be among the world’s premiere LGBT theater series. Additional programs include the True Colors Out Youth Theater and A Street Theater Named Desire, providing vibrant discussions and insight into the diversity of LGBT life.
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Up You Mighty Race Company is a social justice organization that utilizes the arts as a tool towards community development, awareness, and change. We exist to increase the learning of African peoples globally through professional theatrical performances, community engagement, and world class training and mentoring. |
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