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art by Cristhian Mancinas Garcìa

Can you be innocent though proven guilty?

Does a horrible childhood excuse a heinous deed?  Inspired by actual events, Coyote on a Fence tells the story of two men living on death row under vastly different circumstances. Young Bobby Rayburn is a likable, illiterate member of the Aryan Brotherhood who committed a horrific crime.  John Brennan is an educated, arrogant writer whose crime may actually be deemed a favor to society. Who deserves to die? With language both powerful and precise this timely and provocative play raises the question whether one can be sentenced to death but worthy of life.

​Donations of new or gently loved childrens books will be collected at each performance for local charities

CAST

Production Team


Director - Daniel Bourque
Producer - Lauren Elias
​Stage Manager - Becky Griffith
Asst Stage Manager - Naomi Ibasitas
Set Design - Megan Kineen
Asst Set Design & Makeup - Tori Dowd
Props Design - Gabriel Graetz
Lighting Design - Jeremy Stein
Costume Design - Nancy Ishihara
Sound Design - Grant Furgiuele
Dialect Coach - Meredith Stypinski
Fight Director - Rebecca Miller
Poster Art - Cristhian Mancinas-Garcia



​Produced by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc.

*ALL* Performances are
PAY WHAT YOU CAN
Every seat, every show, every time
Learn more about our philosophy here.

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First Church Boston
66 Marlborough St
Boston MA
Transit: 
Take any Green Line trolley to Arlington or Copley
also, Back Bay (Orange Line, Commuter Rail) is nearby

The church is on the corner of Marlborough and Berkeley Streets, in the Back Bay area of Boston.


Parking:
Limited metered street parking in area.
Most meters free after 6pm and Sundays. 
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Please allow extra time for parking.

Run Time
1 hr 30 min, with no intermission

Appropriate for ages 16+

Contains mature themes (death, mortality, racism) and strong language.

Accessibility
The church is fully wheelchair accessible.
Gender-neutral bathrooms available.


Reviews

"Hub continues to offer intriguing and well produced plays. The latest triumph is the riveting drama "Coyote On a Fence." I am not "on the fence" about this show: I loved it! You will, too."

- Al Chase, White Rhino Report

"Still timely, a powerfully disturbing revival, remarkably balanced and thoughtful, tautly paced and directed."
- Jules Becker, My South End


"Fringe companies of late have been stepping up their game with superior production values and admirable performances. COYOTE is a passionate example."
- Beverly Creasey, Boston Arts Review

"Intensely written, superbly directed, powerful and poignant."
- Angelica Potter,
OnStage Blog


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