Exploration

Words Within Resident Artists’ Play Reading Series Schedule

June 5, 7pm | The Heiress by Ruth & Augustus Goetz | Based on the novel Washington Square by Henry James | Initiated by Apollo Dukakis | Directed by Robertson Dean

June 19, 7pm | The Ghost Sonata by August Strindberg | Directed by Stephen Rockwell

July 24, 7pm | Galileo by Bertolt Brecht | Directed by Alan Blumenfeld

August 14, 7pm | Long Day’s Journey Into Night by Eugene O’Neill | Directed by William Dennis Hunt

Admission to these events is free. To RSVP, call the Box Office at 626.356.3100.

The INsiders is an interactive club for the theatre’s literary-minded patrons. The INsiders aims to engage its members by creating a forum for ideas informed by and inspired by the season’s diverse offering of plays.

INsight

Insiders come together on select Wednesday evenings for lively discussions revolving around each of the season’s plays. Enjoy refreshments and meet new friends as guest scholars offer a fresh perspective on these timeless works. Membership includes a copy of the playscript.

INspire

Participate in two exciting, specialized workshops throughout the season! INsiders might…

  • Walk through the Designer Process
  • Examine a Playwright’s Past
  • Explore the realms of World Drama

These additional workshops provide an avenue to travel deeper into the heart of each play.

Following select performances, A Noise Within hosts informal post-show conversations with the artists. Join us on these magical nights when anything can happen!

Conversation Dates

Noted scholars join A Noise Within artists in a lively discussion series, tailored to each production.

All symposia occur on Wednesdays at 6:30pm and are FREE for all ticket holders. No reservation required.

CYMBELINE
Sep 26, 2012

THE DOCTOR’S DILEMMA
Oct 17, 2012

A CHRISTMAS CAROL
Dec 5, 2012

THE GRAPES OF WRATH
Feb 20, 2013

EURYDICE
Mar 13, 2013

THE BEAUX STRATAGEM
Apr 3, 2012

A Noise Within's study guides are for teachers, students and patrons alike!

They are developed, primarily, to assist teachers in preparing their students for a visit to the theatre. The guides are rich with detailed facts about the playwrights, period, historical production information, and design of the plays.

Click Here for the 2012/13 Study Guides and Study Guide Archive