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Boston.Com - 02/26/20
HubWeek Change Maker: Joy Lamberton Arcolano
Joy is the president and lead curator of the Friends of Herter Park, whose mission is to reactivate the public spaces and Amphitheatre at the Charles A. Herter Park in Allston, MA along the Charles. Joy is a voice catalyst, theatre teaching artist, and voice over actor.
Boston Neighborhood NetworK News - 08/02/2018
Boston Bulletin - 07/16/18
BroadwayWorld, Boston - 05/31/18
BBTP Announces 8th Annual Shakespeare Tour
From August 10 -26, Brown Box Theatre Project will transform local parks and public spaces into the Forest of Arden in its eighth annual Free Outdoor Shakespeare tour of As You Like It.
Broadwayworld, Boston - 03/23/18
Brown Box Presents THE BROADWAY JUKEBOX
Brown Box Theatre Project returns to Massachusetts May 12-20th with The Broadway Jukebox: A Musical Theatre Cabaret Event. Following a sold-out run of The Hotel Nepenthe in March, Brown Box continues to bring a wide range of theatrical experiences to audiences all across the East Coast with this glittering showcase of Broadway's finest compositions.
Boston Neighborhood Network News - 08/07/17
Broadway World, Boston - 08/04/17
Brown Box to Tour HAMLET Throughout Greater Boston
Brown Box Theatre Project returns for a seventh year of Free Outdoor Shakespeare with their largest and most ambitious production yet. The troupe's much-anticipated presentation of Hamlet will enjoy a three-week tour to seven outdoor venues throughout Greater Boston August 11-27.
The Boston Globe - 08/02/17
At Herter Park, it's on with the show - The Boston Globe
Zed Hofeller and her mother, Cheryl Ebenstein, were at the library when they saw a flier advertising a kickoff party for the amphitheater in Christian Herter Park, which lies along the Charles River near Harvard Stadium in Allston. Curious, the pair, who live in Brighton, decided to check it out.
Broadway World, Boston - 06/21/17
Brown Box Theatre Project to Return for 7th Year of Free Shakespeare with HAMLET
Brown Box Theatre Project returns for a seventh year of Free Outdoor Shakespeare with their largest and most ambitious production yet. The troupe's much-anticipated presentation of Hamlet will enjoy a three-week tour to seven outdoor venues throughout Greater Boston August 11-27.
The CharLes River Conservancy Parkland Show - 06/14/17
the ARTery - WBUR's Arts & Culture blog - 03/20/17
Allston's Longtime Outdoor Arts Space To Come Back To Life After 7 Years
Theatergoers who've been around Boston for a decade or more probably know there's an amphitheater set in a clearing on the wooded banks of the Charles River in Allston's Christian Herter Park. It served as the summer home of the Publick Theatre, now defunct, for 38 years before falling into disrepair.