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EXCITING, LIVELY,IMAGINATIVE THEATRE!
Theatre with a Twist, Inc. is a non-profit corporation dedicated to providing a variety of theatre modalities such as musical theatre, improvisation, drama, and storytelling. We focus on the needs of ALL ages and have an educational component with each project. We enjoy putting a unique “twist” on each new project to ensure that each presentation is refreshing and original.
Theatre with a Twist has a strong commitment to the Acton and Metrowest Community and we pride ourselves in being involved with numerous charitable activities, such as the American Cancer Society, Americans for the Arts, and the American Red Cross.
Recent Newsletters
Summer with a Twist
Twist Summer Camp Welcomes
New Staff!
Incoming program director, Robin Wilson
Camp counselor, Jack Olsen
Twist is still seeking additional counselors, so if you are a qualified high school or college student with counseling experience, contact Mary Spinosa for more information about these positions.
Camp Sign up:
Check the website for further details.
Camp themes: It's rainin' CATS and DOGS.
- Aristocats
- 101 Dalmatians
for our 2 week summer programs. Join in the fun with dancing, singing and acting and have tons of fun with our summer staff.
Registration open now. Extended morning and afternoon hours available for the working family.
Sign up now!
Rentals Available
We have a wide variety of costumes and set pieces available for rent.
Costumes
- Children
- Teens
- Adults
- Period pieces and show themes available
Set Rental
* Sound and lighting equipment not available at this time
It is in regards to a documentary by Henry Nevison about the Andrea Green musical, On the Other Side of the Fence. The show was performed by Theatre with a Twist's Little Stars last March.
Here is a clip of one of our own from
As The Century Turns
Testimonials..........
Mary Spinosa-Wilson has her heart in the right place. She knows how to provide a loving, inspiring, stimulating musical theater experience for children. One in which they feel at ease exploring and ultimately leads them to many wonderful discoveries about themselves and others.
Mary does this with great attention and care given to the needs of every child, providing a safe, supportive atmosphere. Her program engages the creative process in a fun way, developing essential skills in acting, singing and dance, while building trust and self-esteem.
Mary's approach to teaching theater, brings out the absolute best in everyone.
Andrea Green: Playwright, music therapist
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I think there comes a day in every parent’s life when they remember that once upon a time they, too, “had a life". That day for me was when I was a back-stage helper at my daughter’s performance in Grease. As I pulled the curtain open, (my designated job), I started to get teary-eyed. The other parents thought it was because I was so smitten with how cute my daughter looked on stage, but it was really because I wanted to be out there singing and doing the Hand Jive too! But how could I ever get back on stage (it had been 27 years since performing in high school – good grief!), and my plate was way too full being a lawyer, wife, mother, domestic engineer, chauffer, etc…. And besides, I had never taken singing or dancing lessons. Sigh, the world of theater had passed me by. Or so I thought...
But Mary Spinosa-Wilson thought differently, and because of her vision, enthusiasm and not-so-gentle pushing, this past Spring, I played Lucy Van Pelt in Theatre with a Twist’s You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown. And when we took the show to the Northeast EMACT Competition in June, and I was in the spotlight belting out a love song to Schroeder, I knew that not only did I once again have “a life” (my Theatre with a Twist friends are like family), I had way more – I had the “old me” back. A standing ovation to Mary and Theatre with a Twist!
Gina Ghioldi, Attorney
Theatre with a Twist is proud to be partnering with the Epilepsy Foundation of New England in support of their Spring Clothing Drive. Starting March 1st, you can help us help them by dropping off your gently used clothing and small appliances at drop boxes located at the theatre rehearsal space and at all Same Sky shows.
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