Driving Miss Daisy ⭑ May 27 – June 21 | The Zionists: A Family Storm ⭑ June 16 – July 3 | Estate Sale ⭑ June 30 – July 25 | A Chorus Line ⭑ July 15 – August 8 | Dead Girl’s Quinceañera ⭑ August 5 – 29 | Noises Off ⭑ August 19 – September 6 | The Urmetazoan ⭑ September 30 – October 25 | PLUS Vanya ⭑ October 8 – 24
Boyd-Quinson Theater
Barrington Stage Company Presents
Miami New Drama‘s World Premiere Production of
Written by S. Asher Gelman
Directed by Chloe Treat
June 16-July 3
Opening Night: Saturday, June 20
A prominent Jewish family, fractured by the politics and aftermath of October 7, gathers for a fragile reunion at a luxury Caribbean resort. But as a sudden hurricane bears down outside their bungalow, an even fiercer storm erupts within—forcing them to confront old wounds, clashing values, and the ties that may no longer bind them. In this urgent and deeply human world premiere, The Zionists: A Family Storm lays bare how identity, politics, and history can tear families apart—and the struggle to hold them together in an increasingly divided world.
Conceived and originally directed and choreographed by Michael Bennett
Book by James Kirkwood & Nicholas Dante
Music by Marvin Hamlisch
Lyrics by Edward Kleban
Co-choreographed by Bob Avian
Directed by Alan Paul
Co-Production with Geva Theatre
July 15-August 8
Opening Night: Sunday, July 19
17 dancers audition for a coveted spot in the next hot Broadway show. To make it, they must prove they have more than just talent — this will take grit. In a major musical production, Alan Paul directs the Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning musical that eclipsed all others when it shot to fame 50 years ago.
By Michael Frayn
Directed by Gordon Greenberg
August 19-September 6
Opening Night: Sunday, August 23
Doors slam, actors don’t know their lines, the leading lady can’t find her sardines, the ingénue is on auto-pilot — and they haven’t even raised the curtain yet! Noises Off, the ultimate farce, invites us behind the scenes as a bumbling cast rehearses a fantastic flop.
By Simon Stephens
Co-created by Simon Stephens, Andrew Scott and Sam Yates
After Anton Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya
Directed by Alan Paul
October 8-24
Opening Night: Sunday, October 11
Mark H. Dold stars in this one-man adaptation of Chekhov’s classic tale of love, art, and attempted murder. Comedic and tragic, our shared humanity is thrust into sharp focus in Vanya. This fresh adaptation explores the kaleidoscope of human emotions, harnessing the power of the intimate bond between audience and one actor playing all of the roles, in a tour-de-force performance.
Please note: This special run of Vanya explores the intimate bond between actor and audience, who will be seated ON the stage. Due to the extremely limited seating for this immersive production, Vanya is not part of BSC’s subscription package.
St. Germain Stage
By Alfred Uhry
Starring Debra Jo Rupp & Ray Anthony Thomas
Directed by Julianne Boyd
In Collaboration with Palm Beach Dramaworks
May 27-June 21
Opening Night: Sunday, May 30
Debra Jo Rupp and Ray Anthony Thomas star in this beloved Pulitzer Prize-winning play that explores the life-changing relationship between two people bridging societal divides. Set in 1948 Georgia, Daisy, a Jewish widow, and Hoke, her Black chauffeur, surprise each other — and themselves — as they develop a 25-year relationship built on respect, understanding, and affection.
The World Premiere of
By Keelay Gipson
Directed by Steph Paul
June 30-July 25
Opening Night: Sunday, July 5
A grieving son confronts the pain of his loss and the impossible task of clearing his deceased parents’ home in this World Premiere play. Award-winning playwright and multi-disciplinary artist Keelay Gipson’s semi-autobiographical Estate Sale reveals how the objects of our lives inform, reveal, and preserve our personal mythologies.
World Premiere Co-Production with Goodman Theatre and Hartford Stage
By Phanésia Pharel
Directed by Melia Bensussen
August 5-29
Opening Night: Sunday, August 9
Dead Girl’s Quinceañera is a darkly hilarious take on true-crime obsession, teenage bravado, and what happens when girls decide to stop waiting for answers. When Maria goes missing from her quinceañera, three best friends race to solve the mystery— interrogating suspects, inventing theories, and roasting each other along the way.
The World Premiere of
By Alex Rugman
Directed by Jack Serio
September 30-October 25
Opening Night: Sunday, October 4
In the not-too-distant future, two sisters contemplate their past together as they get ready for their futures apart as one of them heads to live on Mars. Sisterly bonds are examined and tested to see if they can hold across time and space.