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2025 Performances

Vincent - Spring 2025

 'Vincent', a play by Leonard Nimoy, takes place one week after Vincent Van Gogh's death. His brother's eulogy is filled with references to key period's in Vincent's life and art - with flashbacks.
Directed by Ann Danby. 

Performances: April 25, 26 & 27 and May 2, 3 & 4 2025.  7PM

Location: QArts Gallery, 1229 Hancock Street, Quincy, MA

From Colonial to Contemporary: A Quincy Celebration - Fall 2025

Thalia Theater Troupe teamed up with the Friends of Ruth Gordon Amphitheater to produce a day-long celebration of Quincy at Ruth Gordon Amphitheater and Pageant Field on September 13, 2025.

When we heard that Quincy was celebrating its 400th birthday we were pretty excited. When we heard about the plays and pageantry produced 100 years ago at Pageant field we were intrigued. The Friends of Ruth Gordon Amphitheater has been producing the very popular “Friend’s Fridays” for the last three years. What if we could put on a big celebration that combined the vision of 100 years ago with the community entertainment of “Friend’s Fridays”? So was born “From Colonial to Contemporary: A Quincy Celebration”.  

From Colonial to Contemporary: One Act Plays

A Bill Dana Museum by Les Abromovitz

Colonial Times adapted by Ann Danby from Tricentennial Script

Welderetts by Cindy Brandi

Strange Interlude 1929 by W. L. Newkirk

A Revolutionary Roast by Ben Scranton

From Colonial to Contemporary: Music and Dance

Thru Dance - salsa dancing

Yee's Southern Lions -- dragon dancers

Marcus Johnson

Jon Gorey

25Grams

Quincy Boyz

Wolfpack

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