Our 2009 season is off to a great start. Forbidden Broadway was absolutely fabulous and our audiences loved every minute of the show. Congratulations to the cast & crew for a job well done! June is looking to be a busy one for the theatre. Other People’s Money is a topical comedy that looks at a Wall Street takeover artist trying to buy out a family run business in Vermont but finds it tough going because he has feelings for the opposition’s attorney. It is a timely story indeed. On June 21, Huntington will host Apollo’s Fire and their “Come to the River” program. They have described it as a covered-wagon journey that becomes a journey of the soul. Join four singer-actors, a hot-shot hammered dulcimer player, wooden flutes and a handful of early music artists for a musical-theatrical voyage from a New England barn dance, through the ballads of Appalachia to an old time Revival meeting- down by the river. Tickets for the program are available through Apollo’s Fire at www.apollosfire.org. The latest addition to the Huntington Reservation is Vento, a restaurant right next door to the theatre. They are scheduled to open sometime in June and will have great menu of items that make for a perfect starting or ending point when you attend a show at Huntington Playhouse.

Click for more information We also want to make you aware that with the increase of activities with the new Restaurant, BAYarts concerts, and the upcoming landscaping projects for the three groups; you may find parking on the pavement a bit hard to find at times. Please be aware that parking in the north lot on the grass is permitted and in fact encouraged! The area is designed to have cars parked there and you might even find it easier & faster to get into the theatre!

There is still space left for our children’s theatre program with their two sessions but don’t delay. Registration forms and class information is available on our web site. See you at the theatre!

Tom Meyrose Managing Director

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