"The Warmth of the Cold was an absorbing, thought-provoking drama brought to life by gritty, fearless performances. I hope Williams keeps writing. Michelle Saturley, Hippo Press, 4/28/2005 "
New Hampshire's Year Round Provocative Theatre Company
First Half of 2009 Season Announced
Yellow Taxi Productions 2009 Season
Tuesdays with Morrie by Jeffrey Archer with Mitch Albom
February 13-28. 2009
Tuesdays With Morrie is a heart-warming play that combines comedy, drama and poignancy and blends them perfectly. As Mitch Albom approached midlife, he reconnected with his college professor Morrie as Morrie prepared to die from ALS. The book based on how Morrie’s life lessons change Mitch was a major success and the script will delight any fan of the book. The play is a simple study of the young and the old as the two characters bare their hearts and their souls in this study of life and death.
The Pact by Jeannette Angell based on the novel by Jodi Picoult
April 10-25, 2009
When a teenage girl is found shot in a small New Hampshire town, her boyfriend is arrested for her murder. But did the boy next door really kill his best friend and first love or was this a suicide pact gone wrong? Family and town secrets are spilled over the course of the trial as the question of what would you do for love is examined.
Enjoy Your Lunch with YTP
Don't miss the next free lunchtime lecture and performance at our office in downtown Nashua on Thursday November 13th. Lunch Box Series programs start at 12:10 and last for forty minutes.
Yellow Taxi Productions was founded in 2002 with the mission of exposing and educating NH audiences to challenging and unique contemporary theatrical experiences. This free Lunch Box lectures are a year-long series of opportunities for people to come by YTP’s venue on their lunch hour and enjoy theatre programming aimed at both the novice and theatre lover. Sponsored by Nashua Rotary West. Put these upcoming Lunch Box Series programs on your calendar now:
December 11: Performing the One Man Show with actor and director Josiah George. YTP audiences will recognize Josiah as the Elf from The Santaland Diaries and Sam from Fully Committed. He'll discuss how he prepares for acting by himself.
January 15: What's Educational About Theatre? led by Keene State College faculty member PeggyRae Johnson.
February 19: Why is it called upstage? and other fun facts led by Lowell Williams, YTP's Playwright-in-Residence
March 19: The Art of the American Musical led by Hugh Long.
Thanks to all who made our Gala a Success!
Yellow Taxi Productions held our 2008 Gala Saturday, November 8th from 8-11pm at the Courtyard Marriott in Nashua. Sponsored by RBC Wealth Management, this year's event included a silent auction, live entertainment by Jackie Bellows, Tajoura Davis, Jed Holland, Barbara Lawlor, and Yolanda Farina and the premiere of three short plays with political themes: "Tricentennial with the Bushes" by Warren Perry directed by Phil Allen and featuring Gail Angellis, Andrea DeFeo and Dawn Tucker, "On a Warm November Day" by David Preece, directed by Suzanne Delle and featuring Gina Carballo and Doug Chilson and "Paper Vote" by Deb Matson featuring Suzanne Delle, Lindsay Duso and Eric Skoglund.
The evening was hosted by Erica Newhall and Eric Skoglund. Jay Minkarah honored Liz Racioppi for her service to the Nashua arts community and Doug Chilson was honored for his continuing artistic involvement with Yellow Taxi through a highlight reel of just some of his most memorable roles. Artistic Director Suzanne Delle presented the Legacy Award to her mother and YTP Board Member Carol Delle. Thanks to the Gala committee and all attendees for supporting Yellow Taxi Productions!
Find YTP's New Venue
Address:
5 Pine Street Extension, #6 Mill Annex, 2nd Floor, Suite 2B Nashua, NH 03060. We are located in the P.M. MacKay with Nashua Community Music School and Gallery One. Follow our handy yellow signs to find the right mill building.
Driving Directions:
From Route 3 South:
Take Exit 5A toward Simon Street
Continue through stop sign onto Ledge Street for approx. 1 mile
Turn Left onto Pine Street.
(See below for Mill directions)
From Route 3 North:
Take Exit 5E to Kinsley Street and continue to Pine Street (traffic light).
Turn Left onto Pine Street.
(See below for Mill directions)
From North Main Street in Nashua
Turn Right onto Water Street (Darrell's Music is on the corner of Main & Water St.)
Turn Right onto Factory Street. Follow .15 miles
Turn Right onto Central Street. Follow .2 miles
Turn Right onto Pine Street.
(See below for Mill directions)
Mill Directions
• You will pass a large mill on the left with a sign for Faith Baptist Church.
• Shortly after that you will come to a tall signboard with forest green trim and multiple smaller signs. Follow the driveway as it curves between the canal and buildings, looking for yellow Yellow Taxi Production signs.
• We are in Mill Annex #6 on the second floor.
Contact Us
Yellow Taxi Productions' offices are located just a few blocks from downtown Nashua at 5 Pine Street Extension, Mill Annex #6, Suite 2B
Our office phone # is: 603-791-4558
Please call to make an appointment if you want to stop by and buy tickets or register for a class as our office hours vary.
Want to snail mail something to us? PO Box 1515, Nashua NH 03060
Have a pressing question you want to email? Use for general questions or check our staff page for specific emails.
Yellow Taxi Productions, Inc. operates under a Guest Artist agreement
with Actors Equity Association and is also a member of ASCAP, City Arts Nashua, Greater Nashua Chamber of Commerce, NH Center for Nonprofits, NH Citizens for the Arts, NH Professional Theatre Association, Theatre Communications Group, and Stagesource .
Yellow Taxi is a New Hampshire Theatre Awards participant for 2008.
Funding for Yellow Taxi Productions' staff is provided by
the Frederick W. Cox and Dorothy Thurber Cox Memorial Fund
of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation - Nashua Region.
December 11: Performing the One Man Show with actor and director Josiah George. YTP audiences will recognize Josiah as the Elf from The Santaland Diaries and Sam from Fully Committed. He'll discuss how he prepares for acting by himself. 