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Blood Wedding | 12/6 CLOSING MATINEE | PAY WHAT YOU WISH

Blood Wedding | 12/6 CLOSING MATINEE | PAY WHAT YOU WISH

Pay What You Wish Performance
12/06/2026
Sun 3:00 PM
Balch Arena Theater
40 Talbot Ave
Medford, MA 02155
United States
from $2.50

Desire ignites. A wedding approaches. The past refuses to stay buried.

In a landscape shaped by heat, memory, and inevitability, a bride stands at the threshold of a life already chosen for her. However, longing has its own momentum, and it does not move quietly. As old rivalries resurface and passion collides with duty, celebration gives way to something darker, stranger, and impossible to contain.

Lorca’s searing tragedy unfolds like a poem set aflame: spare, sensual, and edged with fate. What begins with a promise hurtles toward reckoning.

Some vows are made in daylight; others are written in blood.


Director Katie Brook

Assistant Director Kay Glimcher

Associate Director August Kittleson


CAST

MOTHER - Iris Wiater

BOY - Andrew Meli

GIRL - Zoe Browning

LEONARDO - Beckham Tompkins

NEIGHBOR + OTHERS - Ella Potashner

MOTHER IN LAW + OTHERS - Ashley Bryan

SERVANT + MOON - Sophie Sommers

WIFE - Olivia Thimons

FATHER - Ryan Kaplan

BEGGAR - Eldra Goode

ENSEMBLE - Nikki Minsky, Lili Miko, Zohan Subhash

Tickets start at
$2.50
Blood Wedding | 12/6 CLOSING MATINEE | PAY WHAT YOU WISH
Balch Arena Theater
12/06/2026
Sun 3:00 PM
Balch Arena Theater
40 Talbot Ave
Medford, MA 02155
United States
from $2.50

Tufts University TDPS


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The Department of Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies at Tufts University celebrates the power of scholar-artists to engage with their society, pose challenging questions, and re-imagine the role of the arts in contemporary culture.

We are deeply committed to sustaining a diverse and inclusive community. Our work is enriched by students, faculty, and colleagues able to share differing opinions and experiences with respect and compassion. The courses we offer and the works we produce challenge us to recognize, value, and give voice to social justice issues.

We tell stories that recognize the humanity and lived experience of people of color, LGBTQ citizens, and people with disabilities. We believe that the arts offer us a unique opportunity to expand our understanding of what it means to be a more open, representative, and collaborative community.

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