LION IN WINTER
”UNCORKED”
HERE WE GO!!
OUR LION IN WINTER MEET AND GREET IN OUR NEW
OFFICIAL BOSTON LOCATION WAS A HUGE
SUCCESS AND WE ARE OFFICIALLY UNCORKED TO
BEGIN THIS AMAZING NEW JOURNEY!
THANK YOU TEAM LION!
meet our director for the lion in winter
Allison Olivia Choat (she/ they) is thrilled to return to Theater UnCorked after directing the company's inaugural production of Sweeney Todd back in 2018. Allison is an award-winning freelance theater artist, educator, and advocate whose work lies at the intersection of direction and design. Allison is also Associate Artistic Director and Founding Partner of the Boston-area theater company Moonbox Productions. Recent credits include Moonbox's The Manic Monologues (Set Coordinator) and Central Square Theater's The Rocky Horror Show (Set Designer). Selected additional credits include Torch Song (Director; Norton nom., Outstanding Production); Parade (Associate Director/ Dramaturg; Norton award, Outstanding Musical); Cloud 9 (Assistant Director/ Set Designer/ Dialect Coach; Norton award, Outstanding Production/ Outstanding Director; Norton nom., Outstanding Design); Caroline, or Change (Director; Norton nom., Outstanding Musical), and The 39 Steps (Director; Norton nom., Outstanding Production; Norton award, Outstanding Director). Offstage, Allison is an academic administrator at Harvard University, a voice actor (Colonial Radio Theatre; The Penumbra Podcast), and a voice and movement coach for performing artists and athletes of all levels.
NEWS! NEWS! NEWS!
Theater UnCorked is honored to have received
TWO ELLIOT NORTON AWARDS!!
Thank you to the Elliot Norton Nominating Committee,
Joyce Kulhawik and the Elliot Norton Awards for honoring us with
OUTSTANDING LEAD PERFORMANCE IN A PLAY, Small Theatre
(Sehnaz Dirik, who’s afraid of virginia woolf?)
AND
OUTSTANDING PLAY, Small Theatre
(Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?)
After five seasons of hard work, we share these awards with all our actors and production teams
from every show because without them we would not have been standing on that magnificent stage!
We laughed, we cried, we danced and we celebrated being a part of this beautiful Boston Theatre scene.
The opportunity for a small theater company such as ourselves to be recognized
and have an artistic voice is a testament to the amazing Boston theater scene and the hard work the
Boston Theater Critics Association puts in season after season.
Congratulations t0 Sehnaz Dirik
and our entire Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf team!