Moonbox Productions produces exceptional theatrical experiences that enlighten, empower, and challenge Greater Boston audiences to re-imagine how art creates community. We create inclusive programming that makes all audiences, staff, and community partners feel welcome and celebrated. #CreateCommunity
We believe it is our shared responsibility to make positive change in all of the lives that we touch.
We believe in creating spaces that reflect the diversity of our shared community, both on and off the stage, where under-represented voices, including BIPOC, LGBTQIA2S+, and people living with disabilities feel valued and important.
We believe that accessibility is a human right. We are devoted to providing performances that can be experienced and enjoyed universally, and to incorporating accessibility planning into our production, design, staffing, and budgeting processes from day one.
May 7 – May 10
The world used to be different. Long ago, a band of roving Santas brought joy every winter, but ever since evil Santa Gerold Goblynch hijacked the skies, the holidays have changed. Goblynch is determined to crush the meaning out of Christmas and create his own money-making empire, and Niklas Goodfellow, a rogue Santa on the...
May 7 – May 10
In Crime Fiction, both the audience and crime reporter Maddie are challenged to figure out what is real, what is manipulation and what is a half truth as Maddie’s mystery writing group bands together to find out who is stalking their most famous member. Maddie may get it wrong along the way— more than...
May 7 – May 10
When Zeus goes to jail, his absence is both relief and rupture. Jenmari hustles to survive the dysfunction he left behind, Cassie dreams of a better life outside the hood, and Phro hides a relationship Zeus would have destroyed. GOOD asks: what happens when gods fall and become human? When the tyrant is gone, can...
May 7 – May 10
In the back office of a small New England airport, TSA agent Hank is training newbie Chloe on the day a new law—commonly known as “The Muslim Ban”—is suddenly enacted. When Jana arrives on a flight from the Middle East, they all become entangled in the chaotic fallout from this new government mandate. In a...
May 7 – May 10
It's 1955 and Ruth Traveler is a contestant on the nation's No. 1 game show, "Do It For The Money." The first black contestant. On ANY game show. They want her to make history. She just wants an Amana double-door frost-free refrigerator/freezer. She doesn't want to be history, she just wants to "be." A play...
“The 2012 Tony Award. The 2013 Obie. The 2014 Pulitzer Prize for fiction. These are among the many awards that Lighting Designer Jeffrey E. Salzberg has never won.”
So begins one of Jeff’s famous autobiographies, pulled straight from a Moonbox playbill.
Moonbox is thrilled to present the finalists of the first-ever Boston New Works Project. Over the course of the 2021-2022 season, these 11 original plays and musicals will be workshopped, polished, and set to debut at the Boston New Works Fringe Festival- a week-long celebration of Boston’s opportunity to #CreateCommunity, together.
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