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directed by Daniel Bourque

Hub Theatre Company of Boston will close its highly acclaimed debut season with a sparkling Appalachian-flavored holiday show, Sand Mountain, a pair of one-act plays by award winning American playwright Romulus Linney. 

In the first piece, Sand Mountain Matchmaking, a recently widowed preacher’s daughter must repel a trio of unsuitable suitors and find true love with the help of a wise old medicine woman’s colorful suggestion.

In the second story, Why the Lord Come to Sand Mountain, the Lord and St. Peter drop in on a dirt-poor mountain family on Christmas Eve to swig corn whiskey and swap progressively absurd folk tales. However, the evening takes a thoughtful turn when the Lord requests one tale in particular.

Romulus Linney’s lively, ribald and unforgettable backwoods characters are portrayed by an ensemble of fine local actors, accompanied on fiddle by Julia Alvarez performing an array of traditional and original compositions.

We will happily collect your gently-used or unopened toys to donate to area shelters and non-profits.

Cast

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Olev Aleksander
Sam/Prosperous Farmer
Yoni Bronstein
Clink/St. Peter
Ann Carpenter
Lottie/Sang Picker
Lauren Elias
Rebecca/Jean
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Robert Orzalli
Radley/The Lord
Bill Salem
Slate/Jack
Connor Upton
Vester/14 Children
Julia Alvarez
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Production Team
Stage Manager - Kelly Smith
Assistant Stage Manager - Katie Armstrong
Costume Design - Sara Tess Neumann
Lighting Design - Erik Fox
Sound Design - Jason Weber
Dialect Coach - Danny Bryck
Fight Choreography - Matt Martino

December 13 - 21

*ALL* Performances are Pay What You Can
Learn more about our philosophy here.

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First Church in Boston
66 Marlborough St, Boston MA
Take any Green Line train to Arlington or Copley - the church is on the corner of Marlborough and Berkeley Sts
The First Church is fully handicapped accessible.

Limited street parking in neighborhood.

Produced by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc

Recommended for ages 12+

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