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 Improv Asylum: All The Single Ladies
Ned Devine's
Faneuil Hall
Boston, MA
7:30 PM
Over the course of the show, four friends set out for one last wild night out before one of them gets married. After a few drinks, old feuds and new secrets threaten their good time, and only some songs and dancing can help them work through it. The performers interact and dance with all the guests, but bachelorettes get a special treat! A hilarious high-energy night from start to finish, "All the Single Ladies" will have you laughing, singing and dancing with all your BFFs.
Simply Sublime
Boston Ballet
The Boston Opera House
539 Washington Street
Boston, MA
1 & 7:30PM
Three powerful works by three master choreographers. Symphony in Three Movements, a large ensemble work, is distinct in both its complexity and energy. Les Sylphides is a one-act romantic ballet with ghostly sylphs in a forest. Polyphonia, brilliant choreography for four couples, completes the program.
Time of My Life by Alan Ayckbourn
Zeitgeist Stage Company
BCA Plaza Black Box Theatre
527 Tremont Street
Boston, MA
4 & 8 PM
Ayckbourn's Time of My Life revolves around a family dinner at their favorite restaurant organized by successful businessman Gerry Stratton to celebrate his wife Laura's 54th birthday. Their grown sons are also present with their significant others. It is after the dinner breaks up that Ayckbourn's real genius becomes apparent as the play takes off in three different directions simultaneously. The parents remain in present time, disclosing secrets and redefining their relationship. The oldest son's story moves forward in time over the course of two years, exposing a troubled marriage and the failure of the family business. The youngest son's story moves backwards in time, revealing the beginnings of a new relationship. By juxtaposing events from the past, present, and future concurrently, Ayckbourn reveals the entire spectrum of the family experience associated with that life-changing dinner party.
Blue Man Group
The Charles Playhouse
74 Warrenton Street
Boston, MA
2, 5 & 8 PM
It's new. It's cool. BLUE MAN GROUP has updated the wildly popular theatrical show in Boston! Taking a closer look at the technology that both surrounds and isolates us, BLUE MAN GROUP showcases technogeek ingenuity while uniting the audience in primal, collective exhilaration. Signature BLUE MAN GROUP moments combine with breathtakingly fun new pieces for an explosive evening of entertainment.
Improv Asylum: Afternoon Delight
Improv Asylum Theater
216 Hanover Street
Boston, MA
4 PM
Featured on HBO and named Boston's Best Comedy Club, Improv Asylum's Main Stage Show features a cast of actors who bring together improvisation and sketch material in front of a live audience. The show has been described as a "hilarious mix of Whose Line is it Anyway? meets Saturday Night Live!." The cast takes suggestions from the audience and creates comedic scenes on the spot - nothing is predictable, anything can happen and it's never the same show twice!
Mottley's Comedy Club
Mike Dorval's Trial of Love (Valentines Edition)
61 Chatham Street
Boston, MA 02109
8 PM
Headliner Mike Dorval invites a real couple onto our stage, where they will present their problems and he will use his vast knowledge of romantic conflict to settle things once and for all. It's a perfect date night (or bachelorette party), and don't miss the lightning round at the end, where Mike will quickly solve real problems from couples in the crowd.
Shear Madness
Charles Playhouse, Stage 2
74 Warrenton Street
Boston, MA
9 PM
Discover for yourself why over 8 million people around the world have seen Shear Madness, the uproarious whodunit where the audience gets to solve the crime. A mixture of improvisation and up-to-the-minute spontaneous humor. The play is delightfully different every time you see it.
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