Pre-Show Discussion & Walk to the Theater. March 9th

Free for members/$5 non-members

About David Miller

David Miller is the founder and general manager of The French Theater Project, a cultural entrepreneur, and an advocate for French-language theater in the U.S. He serves as a Trustee of the French Library and a Board Member of the Lyric Stage Company of Boston. A lifelong lover of theater, he has recently brought the play La Femme à qui rien n’arrive, directed by Anne Le Guernec, to the Huntington Theatre in Boston. His next project in May will be Contre-temps, a musical comedy based on the life of François Courdot, also at the Huntington Theatre.

Our partner

This event is possible thanks to the Lyric Stage.

Performance Details at the Lyric Stage:
FEB 21- MAR 16
Sunday, March 9 at 3:00 PM (includes a talk-back following the performance)

Tickets can be purchased at: Boston Theatre Scene
617.585.5678
BOXOFFICE@LYRICSTAGE.COM
140 CLARENDON ST, 2ND FL., BOSTON, MA 02116

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