Thank you for your incredible support during Season 4! Stay tuned for details about Season 5.
TICKETING
Tickets to events at Starlight Square are always free; pre-registration is recommended to manage capacity. If an event is sold out online, please know there is standing room available for walk-up guests at the door. Please also note, in the event of weather, ticket holders will be notified through Eventbrite of any updates. (We hold Wednesdays for rescheduled shows.)
To help maintain a safe and respectful venue, we ask that all guests review and agree to Starlight’s Social Contract before visiting. We also ask all guests to be mindful of neighbors.
GETTING HERE
We recommend getting to Starlight on foot, bike, or by public transit (#1 Bus or Central Square T Stop on the Red Line.) If you choose to drive, there are nearby garages at:
Green Street Garage located at 260 Green Street
University Park Garage located at 55 Franklin Street
Pilgrim Street Garage located at 30 Pilgrim Street
Pacific Street Garage located at 70 Pacific Street
Landsdowne Street Garage located at 80 Landsdowne Street
Youth Underground, the resident youth performance ensembles at Central Square Theater, performs their original production investigating social issues relevant to young people and our world.
Tickets to come.
The matinee show of the musical A Chorus Line, as performed by drama and dance students of Cambridge Rindge and Latin School. Please note: timing for Sunday’s show is to be confirmed.
REGISTER FOR FREE TICKETS HERE; WALK-UP ALWAYS WELCOME.
On Saturday night, enjoy the second student-led performance of the musical A Chorus Line, as performed by drama and dance students of Cambridge Rindge and Latin School.
REGISTER FOR FREE TICKETS HERE; WALK-UP ALWAYS WELCOME.
The first of a series of student-led performances of the musical A Chorus Line, as performed by drama and dance students of Cambridge Rindge and Latin School.
REGISTER FOR FREE TICKETS HERE; WALK-UP ALWAYS WELCOME.
Keith Mascoll, SAG-AFTRA, AEA is an actor, producer, mental health advocate, sneakerhead, and founder of the Trigger Project, is back at Starlight Square with the Triggered Project. This year, students from CRLS will perform monologues.
REGISTER FOR FREE TICKETS HERE; WALK-INS ALWAYS WELCOME.
The 4th Annual AAPC Playfest highlights the work of Boston-based Asian American and Asian Pacific Islander playwrights, actors and directors. We are thrilled to share with you Playfest 4 fully produced and live at the Starlight Square Stage thanks to a Live Arts Boston (LAB) 2020 Grant from the Boston Foundation.
Join us on Friday, September 17th at 7 PM EST, and Saturday, September 18 at 2 PM and 7 PM EST to see new works by exciting voices from the Asian American and Pacific Islander playwright community in Boston!
The 4th Annual AAPC Playfest highlights the work of Boston-based Asian American and Asian Pacific Islander playwrights, actors and directors. We are thrilled to share with you Playfest 4 fully produced and live at the Starlight Square Stage thanks to a Live Arts Boston (LAB) 2020 Grant from the Boston Foundation.
Join us on Friday, September 17th at 7 PM EST, and Saturday, September 18 at 2 PM and 7 PM EST to see new works by exciting voices from the Asian American and Pacific Islander playwright community in Boston!
The 4th Annual AAPC Playfest highlights the work of Boston-based Asian American and Asian Pacific Islander playwrights, actors and directors. We are thrilled to share with you Playfest 4 fully produced and live at the Starlight Square Stage thanks to a Live Arts Boston (LAB) 2020 Grant from the Boston Foundation.
Join us on Friday, September 17th at 7 PM EST, and Saturday, September 18 at 2 PM and 7 PM EST to see new works by exciting voices from the Asian American and Pacific Islander playwright community in Boston!
Youth Underground, Central Square Theater's resident youth performance ensemble, presents a free reading of a new play exploring youth mental health. Created over a six-week intensive, and drawn from interviews with the teens and members of their community, How Do We Heal? considers questions like "Why do we only address mental health when there's a crisis?", "Why do adults often seem dismissive or unprepared for youth mental health challenges?", and "How has the Pandemic affected youth mental health?". YU's summer intensive is a partnership with the Cambridge Mayor's Summer Youth Employment Program.
PLEASE NOTE: Due to the heat advisory and the anticipated temperatures, the 2:30 PM reading of Youth Underground's How Do We Heal will be moved indoors to 450 Massachusetts Avenue. Masks are required for all.
Youth Underground, Central Square Theater's resident youth performance ensemble, presents a free reading of a new play exploring youth mental health. Created over a six-week intensive, and drawn from interviews with the teens and members of their community, How Do We Heal? considers questions like "Why do we only address mental health when there's a crisis?", "Why do adults often seem dismissive or unprepared for youth mental health challenges?", and "How has the Pandemic affected youth mental health?". YU's summer intensive is a partnership with the Cambridge Mayor's Summer Youth Employment Program.