Subscribe to the Mass Arts Center for 2023-2024
Subscribe today to a season of shows at the Mass Arts Center. Subscribing is easy and it gets you the following benefits:
• Early access to our 6 shows planned this season. Public sales of seats won’t begin until July 16.
• First dibs on your favorite seats in the theatre, Thursdays (New!), Friday, Saturday or Sunday.
• A subscriber discount on the six seasonal shows: $3 off plays and $6 off musicals.
• No ticket exchange fees. Exchange tickets/seats after purchase by clicking here.
CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE!Shows this season will include!
2023 Reality Romance – Sept 28-Oct 8, 2023
Eager to settle down and get married, an eligible bachelor embarks on a fast-paced dating show, searching for “the one” in a sea of women. With wacky dates, unexpected eliminations, shocking twists, hilarious personalities, and wildly catchy songs, Reality Romance explores the risks and rewards of finding love!
2023 Amelie – Nov 3-19, 2023
Amélie is an imaginative young woman who sets out to perform random acts of kindness for those around her. But when a chance at love comes her way, she realizes that to find happiness she’ll have to risk everything! With a romantic score, colorful characters, and a world of fantastical fun, Amélie is a beautiful tale for the dreamers in everyone.
2023 Relatively Speaking – Dec. 7-17, 2023
A fast-paced, hysterical farce, full of mistaken identity and deception. Greg follows Ginny to her “parents”, Philip and Sheila. Philip is Ginny’s ex-lover. Sheila is clueless. Chaos and confusion ensue.
PUFFS Jan. 18-28, 2024
A comedy for wizarding fans and non-wizarding fans alike, this parody is about three new heroes at a certain well-known school of magic. A record-breaking Off-Broadway hit. Don’t miss PUFFS!
Romeo & Juliet Feb. 29-March 10, 2024
Shakespeare’s eternal story of star-crossed lovers comes to life with all its poetry in the era of gangsters and hot jazz.
Gypsy April 12-28, 2024
A stage mother pushes her daughters to stardom in vaudeville and burlesque. America’s greatest musical with songs like “Everything’s Coming Up Roses.”
