Fresh Ink Theatre

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We are looking to expand our networks and get to know our local artist community by building out a database for us to refer to for casting, directing, design, and dramaturg opportunities! By submitting to our database, we will know that you are interested in working with Fresh Ink!

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We’re so excited to be a part of the Boston Theater Marathon at ! Don't miss Madam Tiffani, the Minor Arcane by Michael Lin directed by Emily Larson. See you on Sunday, May 3rd!

Boston Theater Marathon XXVIII features 50 ten-minute plays written by New England playwrights and presented by New England theatre companies which donate their time to this beloved annual event. Net proceeds are gifted to the Theatre Community Benevolent Fund, which helps area theatre artists and companies in crisis.

All smiles in the rehearsal room for "Our Friend Lyssa!" by Nia Weeks!

You can catch this show as part of our Ink Spot Festival weekend later this month. We can't wait for you to hear this thrilling new work! 🔪🥀🍽️

Secure your pay-what-you-can tickets at the link in our bio: https://www.bostontheatrescene.com/shows-and-events/our-friend-lyssa/

📣Starting this weekend! 📣

CHUANG Stage and Fresh Ink Theatre are thrilled to announce our upcoming community readings of Mary Magdelene, Daughter, Boatperson by Diana Khổng. Reserve your tickets now at the link in bio!

A Zoom Reading on JANUARY 31st at 6:00pm ET
* Post-reading story circle at ~8:00pm ET

A Staged Reading @ Boston Liberation Center on FEBRUARY 7th at 7:00PM ET
* Post-reading story circle at ~9:00pm ET

A Staged Reading @ Panethnic Pourovers on FEBRUARY 8th at 11:00AM ET
* Post-reading story circle at ~1:00pm ET

Seating for the in-person readings is limited- if you find yourself unable to attend or if you have any questions/concerns, let us know by emailing us at [email protected]. Please fill out the form again if you would like to reserve a spot for another reading date!

About the play:
1973. Two sisters are torn apart after one makes the decision to leave; and the one who remains must learn to fight.

2004. Three siblings are avoiding the question of where to scatter their mother’s ashes. One finds refuge in gambling sessions with the neighborhood aunties. One falls in love. And one learns from a goblin that her mother is trapped in the underworld. She follows her down, and time collapses.

Mary Magdalene, Daughter, Boatperson follows the women of a family across two generations, unraveling the legacy of partition after the imperialist violence of the Vietnam War.