Here's the lowdown from Jimmy Tingle:
After 5 years of incredible excitement, challenges, hard work and humor producing and/or co-producing over 230 shows, we have decided not to renew our lease which expires on Oct.31st 2007.With your help we were Voted "Best of Boston 2007" [Theater, Alternative] by Boston Magazine and "Business Neighbor of the Year" in 2006 by the Somerville Chamber of Commerce.
It was the ride of a lifetime and I am incredibly grateful for everyone’s help and support, but for personal, family and professional reasons it became clear after much soul searching that it was time to cease operations at least for the time being.
We want to thank our great and generous landlords the Gorin family for the opportunity to realize our dreams, our fantastic and innovative Davis Square neighbors, the thriving and always expanding City of Somerville and Chamber of Commerce, and especially our tremendous audiences, talent, staff, and supporters in the media who have been incredibly gracious in their support, enthusiasm and encouragement and without whose efforts there would be no shows.
I urge you to come by these last two weeks and say hello. Not Goodbye.
Check out
http://www.jtoffbroadway.com/ for the lowdown.
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