Talking to Strangers

By Christopher Lockheardt

Production Dates: February 24-March 11, 2023

Tickets: https://www.ticketstage.com/T/BPLYR 

Produced by Jason Hair-Wynn, Mel Ingalls

Directed by Matthew Garlin

Stage Managed by Ally Lewis

Featuring: Brian Bermack, Anetta Rauf, Damien LaCount, Zac Lambert,
Stephanie Cotton-Snell, Lou Fuoco, Kathy Bedard, Mark Towler, Angela Gunn, 

Michaela Zullo, Erin Kinney, and Matthew Garlin.

Talking to Strangers is a collection of 12 short self-contained plays tackling serious themes-the necessity of deception,
the perils of honesty, the intimacy between strangers, and the alienation between lovers-in a (mostly) humorous way. 

The Burlington Players 

announces their

2023-2024 Season
(in no particular order)

Ripcord

David Lindsay-Abaire

Working for Crumbs

Kate Danely

Midnight and Moll Flanders

Marie Kohler

The Marvelous Wonderettes

Created by Roger Bean

2022 -2023 Annual Membership

Membership is now open for the 2022-2023 season with an on-line payment option for contact-free transactions. 
Go to Membership Sign Up here.

Burlington Players is committed to being Anti-Racist and shall not practice discrimination against any actor on the basis of race, color, creed, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age or disability.

Land Acknowledgements

The Community Theater Company of Burlington (Burlington Players) resides on the ancestral and unceded lands of the Massachusett people, and unceded, unsurrendered Pawtucket territory of the Pennacook.    We honor these communities and the elders of these nations—past, present, and future—whose practices and spiritualities are tied to the land. Click here to read more.

A Note to Our Community

The Burlington Players stand by the black and brown communities in Massachusetts, throughout the country, and around the world. As artists, we have a platform and a voice that can speak out against injustice. As an arts organization, we as a board are meeting (virtually) to discuss what we can do as an organization and changes we need to make to our structure as a community theater. We pledge to learn, listen, and take actions that are within our means and will share that with our community in the coming weeks. We pledge to do our part and acknowledge our responsibility within the arts and in our hearts. Black Lives Matter. Our organization will not be silent to injustices.

The Burlington Players Board of Directors

2022 EMACT DASH Nominations

The Burlington Players is honored by receiving a number of nominations from the EMACT DASH (Distinguished Achievement Special Honors) program this year for The Bridges of Madison County.  

...and the nominees are:

Jason Toppan - Best Set Design (Musical)

Eric Jacobsen - Best Lighting Design (Musical)

Allie Winer Brown - Best Stage Management (Musical)

Kenny Meehan - Lead Performer in a Male Identifying Role (Musical)

Lydian DeVere Yard - Lead Performer in a Female Identifying Role (Musical)

Jason Hair-Wynn - Best Direction (Musical)

Best Production (Musical)