Theatre Espresso's season runs from October through June. While we perform primarily in schools and in courthouses as part of our residency program, we also present programs in libraries, museums, and even occasionally in traditional proscenium theatres! Nearly 5.000 students viewed our dramas during the 2010-11 school year, whether at the John Adams Courthouse, the Lawrence Heritage State Park Visitors Center (see below) or on site at schools in the greater Boston area and other New England states. Our newest drama--American Tapestry: Immigrant Children of the Bread & Roses Strike--will begin its 2nd year in residence in Lawrence in late October 2011 and, like our other dramas, will tour to schools around Massachusetts. American Tapestry, Nine Who Dared, The Trial of Anthony Burns, and Justice At War will all be in residence at the John Adams Courthouse in Boston as part of our grant funded Road to Tolerance program. To learn more about booking any of our dramas, please go to Book a Show.
See the following sections for information on booking a show:
Justice at War:
| Length: 1 hour | 1 performance = $935. |
| Audience limit: 120 | 2 performances = $1235. |
| Cast: 6 actors | 3 performances = $1535. |
Uprising on King Street, The Trial of Anthony Burns, The Nine Who Dared and American Tapestry
| Length: 1 ¼ hours | 1 performance = $1550. |
| Audience limit: 150 | 2 performances = $1990. |
| Cast: 8 actors | 3 performances = $2430. |
Schools beyond 100 miles from Boston will be charged an extra fee based on additional mileage.