What's Happening at QP

Blood Drive with Dracula and MGH

QP has truly gotten into character with Dracula!

QP is very happy to be hosting a Blood Drive
in collaboration with Massachusetts General Hospital.

We are scouring the area for blood donors. Not for Dracula,
but for hospital patients, as every 2 seconds blood is needed
to help people recover from illness, battle cancer, and to
survive surgery.

Help MGH and a vamipire out! Give blood on:

Saturday February 4th from 8:30 AM – 2 PM at the Quannapowitt Playhouse

Dracula

by Hamilton Deane and John Balderston
Based on the Bram Stoker novel
Directed by Donna Corbett

Production Dates: January 27, 28,  and February 3, 4, 5, 10,  and 11, 2012

This is the original vampire story! No one can spin a yarn quite like an Irishman, and Bram Stoker did just that when he introduced the chilling Count Dracula to us. The young vampires of the today’s twilight cannot compare to this classic adaptation for the stage. There is a gothic setting, a sinister yet sensual bloodthirsty count, his bug eating minion, a young lady he chooses for his queen and those who love her and try to save her from his spell. Full of theatrical special effects Dracula will keep you on the edge of your seat!

Featuring: Chris Cardoni, Craig Ciampa, Kathy Dalton, Shayne Doherty, Gordon Ellis, Jaime Freedman, Kerry Anne Kilkelly and Hugh Metzler

Reserve your seats! Call the Box Office (781) 942-2212 at or purchase your tickets online.

The Foreigner

by Larry Shue
Directed by Chip Sheeran

Production Dates: March  23, 24, 30, 31, and April 1, 6 and 7, 2012

In this fish-out-of-water farce, a painfully shy Englishman Charlie Baker must spend three days in rural Georgia. When townsfolk start believing he doesn’t speak English, he unexpectedly becomes privy to all kinds of secret exchanges among the locals, including a spoiled debutante, a scheming preacher and an ambitious Klansman. Charlie realizes not all is as it seems and he may be the only one who can save the day… but first he’ll have to overcome his “language barrier.”