Are you interested in a safe, welcoming place where people share their ideas, concerns, fears and hopes about dying and death? Then join us at Kingston’s Death Cafe.

In a relaxed atmosphere, experienced group facilitators guide the discussion focused on topics related to dying and death which group members suggest. This is not a grief support group but a place to learn more about death and dying so you can live your life more joyfully.

Join us on Saturday, Seprember 27, 2025 at Beal House, 222 Main Street, Kingston, MA.  We will begin at 10:00 AM and will finish at 11:30 AM.. There is no charge for this event. Please email us if you plan to attend so we have coffee and pastry for all who join us.  Email address: janeford1943@gmail.com

Our monthly Contemplative Worship services resume in September - they occur the second Wednesday of each month (Sept - June) at 5:30pm in the Meetinghouse. Join us for 30 minutes of music, prayer and contemplative silence. Open to the larger Kingston/South Shore community too - all are welcome. 

You are all invited to join Rev. Emily by the firepit this year. On the first Friday of each month, from 5-7pm, we will gather on the lawn next to the playground (behind Beal House) to chat, to relax, and to gaze meditatively into the flames. The church will supply the firepit and the fire (though wood donations are always welcome). Bring your own chair, beverages and/or snacks if you want them. Kids are more than welcome! We start next Friday, September 5th, 5-7pm.

Two New Plays — One Great Night

Blue Caddie Written by Maureen Cornell Directed by Donald Sheehan

Lifers Written by Maureen Cornell & John Shea Directed by Donald Sheehan

October 25 - November 2, 2025 (6 performances) Fridays and Saturdays at 3:00 p.m. & 7:30p.m. Sundays at 3:00 p.m. Opening Night: Saturday, Oct. 25, 2025 at 7:30 p.m

. The Beal House 222 Main Street, Kingston, MA 02364

General Admission Tickets are $25.00 / Seniors & Students are $22.00

For tickets, visit TrueRepTheatre.com Tickets available at the door by cash or check

Runtime: Two Hours (plus one 15-minute intermission)

Kingston, MA…True Repertory Theatre is thrilled to open their season this fall with two new plays by Quincy playwright Maureen Cornell. “Each play runs about an hour, and they are very different from one another. The audience gets a double feature — both drama and comedy,” says Cornell. Blue Caddie, which starts the evening off, will have audiences on the edge of their seats. Two broken strangers at a bar think they have found a connection but soon realize neither is who they seem. This taut emotional thriller asks, how far will a parent go to protect their child? Blue Caddie, directed by Donald Sheehan (Pembroke) and stage managed by James Sullivan (Braintree), stars Brad Pickett (Taunton) and Julie Butler (Pembroke). Audiences will spend the second half of the evening laughing at Lifers, by Maureen Cornell and John Shea. Anyone who has ever worked in a restaurant will relate to this fast paced comedy about the beleaguered long-time staff at a Somerville restaurant beset by radical change: the smoking ban; a new manager, new computer system; and new yuppie clientele. As everyone tries to adjust to the changing dynamic, one thing is for certain — humble pie will surely be on the menu. Lifers, directed by Donald Sheehan (Pembroke) and stage managed by Rosemary Catrone (Bridgewater), stars Macey Ley (Jamaica Plain), Mark Reed (Hull), Rob Buckel-Gillis (Scituate), Julia Trueblood (Sudbury), Eric McGowan(Somerville), and Victoria Bond (Plymouth). True Rep is proud to give audiences the opportunity to experience promising new plays without traveling to Boston. “We believe it’s vital to provide space for new works to be developed. We love both of these stories and know audiences will, as well,” says artistic director Donald Sheehan. True Repertory Theatre Company has been creating unexpected theatre on the South Shore for the past 25 years, employing an immersive approach that allows audiences to engage with the work in surprising and meaningful ways. We focus on quality of performance and intimacy of setting. We strive to interact with the community on all levels, often finding connections for other service oriented organizations within our productions, through Project 719. We believe that through the simple act of storytelling we connect to one another — we discover common ground, foster new understanding, and encourage tolerance. If we listen to one another’s stories, we will find ourselves.

Two New Plays — One Great Night

Blue Caddie Written by Maureen Cornell Directed by Donald Sheehan

Lifers Written by Maureen Cornell & John Shea Directed by Donald Sheehan

October 25 - November 2, 2025 (6 performances) Fridays and Saturdays at 3:00 p.m. & 7:30p.m. Sundays at 3:00 p.m. Opening Night: Saturday, Oct. 25, 2025 at 7:30 p.m

. The Beal House 222 Main Street, Kingston, MA 02364

General Admission Tickets are $25.00 / Seniors & Students are $22.00

For tickets, visit TrueRepTheatre.com Tickets available at the door by cash or check

Runtime: Two Hours (plus one 15-minute intermission)

Kingston, MA…True Repertory Theatre is thrilled to open their season this fall with two new plays by Quincy playwright Maureen Cornell. “Each play runs about an hour, and they are very different from one another. The audience gets a double feature — both drama and comedy,” says Cornell. Blue Caddie, which starts the evening off, will have audiences on the edge of their seats. Two broken strangers at a bar think they have found a connection but soon realize neither is who they seem. This taut emotional thriller asks, how far will a parent go to protect their child? Blue Caddie, directed by Donald Sheehan (Pembroke) and stage managed by James Sullivan (Braintree), stars Brad Pickett (Taunton) and Julie Butler (Pembroke). Audiences will spend the second half of the evening laughing at Lifers, by Maureen Cornell and John Shea. Anyone who has ever worked in a restaurant will relate to this fast paced comedy about the beleaguered long-time staff at a Somerville restaurant beset by radical change: the smoking ban; a new manager, new computer system; and new yuppie clientele. As everyone tries to adjust to the changing dynamic, one thing is for certain — humble pie will surely be on the menu. Lifers, directed by Donald Sheehan (Pembroke) and stage managed by Rosemary Catrone (Bridgewater), stars Macey Ley (Jamaica Plain), Mark Reed (Hull), Rob Buckel-Gillis (Scituate), Julia Trueblood (Sudbury), Eric McGowan(Somerville), and Victoria Bond (Plymouth). True Rep is proud to give audiences the opportunity to experience promising new plays without traveling to Boston. “We believe it’s vital to provide space for new works to be developed. We love both of these stories and know audiences will, as well,” says artistic director Donald Sheehan. True Repertory Theatre Company has been creating unexpected theatre on the South Shore for the past 25 years, employing an immersive approach that allows audiences to engage with the work in surprising and meaningful ways. We focus on quality of performance and intimacy of setting. We strive to interact with the community on all levels, often finding connections for other service oriented organizations within our productions, through Project 719. We believe that through the simple act of storytelling we connect to one another — we discover common ground, foster new understanding, and encourage tolerance. If we listen to one another’s stories, we will find ourselves.

Two New Plays — One Great Night

Blue Caddie Written by Maureen Cornell Directed by Donald Sheehan

Lifers Written by Maureen Cornell & John Shea Directed by Donald Sheehan

October 25 - November 2, 2025 (6 performances) Fridays and Saturdays at 3:00 p.m. & 7:30p.m. Sundays at 3:00 p.m. Opening Night: Saturday, Oct. 25, 2025 at 7:30 p.m

. The Beal House 222 Main Street, Kingston, MA 02364

General Admission Tickets are $25.00 / Seniors & Students are $22.00

For tickets, visit TrueRepTheatre.com Tickets available at the door by cash or check

Runtime: Two Hours (plus one 15-minute intermission)

Kingston, MA…True Repertory Theatre is thrilled to open their season this fall with two new plays by Quincy playwright Maureen Cornell. “Each play runs about an hour, and they are very different from one another. The audience gets a double feature — both drama and comedy,” says Cornell. Blue Caddie, which starts the evening off, will have audiences on the edge of their seats. Two broken strangers at a bar think they have found a connection but soon realize neither is who they seem. This taut emotional thriller asks, how far will a parent go to protect their child? Blue Caddie, directed by Donald Sheehan (Pembroke) and stage managed by James Sullivan (Braintree), stars Brad Pickett (Taunton) and Julie Butler (Pembroke). Audiences will spend the second half of the evening laughing at Lifers, by Maureen Cornell and John Shea. Anyone who has ever worked in a restaurant will relate to this fast paced comedy about the beleaguered long-time staff at a Somerville restaurant beset by radical change: the smoking ban; a new manager, new computer system; and new yuppie clientele. As everyone tries to adjust to the changing dynamic, one thing is for certain — humble pie will surely be on the menu. Lifers, directed by Donald Sheehan (Pembroke) and stage managed by Rosemary Catrone (Bridgewater), stars Macey Ley (Jamaica Plain), Mark Reed (Hull), Rob Buckel-Gillis (Scituate), Julia Trueblood (Sudbury), Eric McGowan(Somerville), and Victoria Bond (Plymouth). True Rep is proud to give audiences the opportunity to experience promising new plays without traveling to Boston. “We believe it’s vital to provide space for new works to be developed. We love both of these stories and know audiences will, as well,” says artistic director Donald Sheehan. True Repertory Theatre Company has been creating unexpected theatre on the South Shore for the past 25 years, employing an immersive approach that allows audiences to engage with the work in surprising and meaningful ways. We focus on quality of performance and intimacy of setting. We strive to interact with the community on all levels, often finding connections for other service oriented organizations within our productions, through Project 719. We believe that through the simple act of storytelling we connect to one another — we discover common ground, foster new understanding, and encourage tolerance. If we listen to one another’s stories, we will find ourselves.

Two New Plays — One Great Night

Blue Caddie Written by Maureen Cornell Directed by Donald Sheehan

Lifers Written by Maureen Cornell & John Shea Directed by Donald Sheehan

October 25 - November 2, 2025 (6 performances) Fridays and Saturdays at 3:00 p.m. & 7:30p.m. Sundays at 3:00 p.m. Opening Night: Saturday, Oct. 25, 2025 at 7:30 p.m

. The Beal House 222 Main Street, Kingston, MA 02364

General Admission Tickets are $25.00 / Seniors & Students are $22.00

For tickets, visit TrueRepTheatre.com Tickets available at the door by cash or check

Runtime: Two Hours (plus one 15-minute intermission)

Kingston, MA…True Repertory Theatre is thrilled to open their season this fall with two new plays by Quincy playwright Maureen Cornell. “Each play runs about an hour, and they are very different from one another. The audience gets a double feature — both drama and comedy,” says Cornell. Blue Caddie, which starts the evening off, will have audiences on the edge of their seats. Two broken strangers at a bar think they have found a connection but soon realize neither is who they seem. This taut emotional thriller asks, how far will a parent go to protect their child? Blue Caddie, directed by Donald Sheehan (Pembroke) and stage managed by James Sullivan (Braintree), stars Brad Pickett (Taunton) and Julie Butler (Pembroke). Audiences will spend the second half of the evening laughing at Lifers, by Maureen Cornell and John Shea. Anyone who has ever worked in a restaurant will relate to this fast paced comedy about the beleaguered long-time staff at a Somerville restaurant beset by radical change: the smoking ban; a new manager, new computer system; and new yuppie clientele. As everyone tries to adjust to the changing dynamic, one thing is for certain — humble pie will surely be on the menu. Lifers, directed by Donald Sheehan (Pembroke) and stage managed by Rosemary Catrone (Bridgewater), stars Macey Ley (Jamaica Plain), Mark Reed (Hull), Rob Buckel-Gillis (Scituate), Julia Trueblood (Sudbury), Eric McGowan(Somerville), and Victoria Bond (Plymouth). True Rep is proud to give audiences the opportunity to experience promising new plays without traveling to Boston. “We believe it’s vital to provide space for new works to be developed. We love both of these stories and know audiences will, as well,” says artistic director Donald Sheehan. True Repertory Theatre Company has been creating unexpected theatre on the South Shore for the past 25 years, employing an immersive approach that allows audiences to engage with the work in surprising and meaningful ways. We focus on quality of performance and intimacy of setting. We strive to interact with the community on all levels, often finding connections for other service oriented organizations within our productions, through Project 719. We believe that through the simple act of storytelling we connect to one another — we discover common ground, foster new understanding, and encourage tolerance. If we listen to one another’s stories, we will find ourselves.

Two New Plays — One Great Night

Blue Caddie Written by Maureen Cornell Directed by Donald Sheehan

Lifers Written by Maureen Cornell & John Shea Directed by Donald Sheehan

October 25 - November 2, 2025 (6 performances) Fridays and Saturdays at 3:00 p.m. & 7:30p.m. Sundays at 3:00 p.m. Opening Night: Saturday, Oct. 25, 2025 at 7:30 p.m

. The Beal House 222 Main Street, Kingston, MA 02364

General Admission Tickets are $25.00 / Seniors & Students are $22.00

For tickets, visit TrueRepTheatre.com Tickets available at the door by cash or check

Runtime: Two Hours (plus one 15-minute intermission)

Kingston, MA…True Repertory Theatre is thrilled to open their season this fall with two new plays by Quincy playwright Maureen Cornell. “Each play runs about an hour, and they are very different from one another. The audience gets a double feature — both drama and comedy,” says Cornell. Blue Caddie, which starts the evening off, will have audiences on the edge of their seats. Two broken strangers at a bar think they have found a connection but soon realize neither is who they seem. This taut emotional thriller asks, how far will a parent go to protect their child? Blue Caddie, directed by Donald Sheehan (Pembroke) and stage managed by James Sullivan (Braintree), stars Brad Pickett (Taunton) and Julie Butler (Pembroke). Audiences will spend the second half of the evening laughing at Lifers, by Maureen Cornell and John Shea. Anyone who has ever worked in a restaurant will relate to this fast paced comedy about the beleaguered long-time staff at a Somerville restaurant beset by radical change: the smoking ban; a new manager, new computer system; and new yuppie clientele. As everyone tries to adjust to the changing dynamic, one thing is for certain — humble pie will surely be on the menu. Lifers, directed by Donald Sheehan (Pembroke) and stage managed by Rosemary Catrone (Bridgewater), stars Macey Ley (Jamaica Plain), Mark Reed (Hull), Rob Buckel-Gillis (Scituate), Julia Trueblood (Sudbury), Eric McGowan(Somerville), and Victoria Bond (Plymouth). True Rep is proud to give audiences the opportunity to experience promising new plays without traveling to Boston. “We believe it’s vital to provide space for new works to be developed. We love both of these stories and know audiences will, as well,” says artistic director Donald Sheehan. True Repertory Theatre Company has been creating unexpected theatre on the South Shore for the past 25 years, employing an immersive approach that allows audiences to engage with the work in surprising and meaningful ways. We focus on quality of performance and intimacy of setting. We strive to interact with the community on all levels, often finding connections for other service oriented organizations within our productions, through Project 719. We believe that through the simple act of storytelling we connect to one another — we discover common ground, foster new understanding, and encourage tolerance. If we listen to one another’s stories, we will find ourselves.

Two New Plays — One Great Night

Blue Caddie Written by Maureen Cornell Directed by Donald Sheehan

Lifers Written by Maureen Cornell & John Shea Directed by Donald Sheehan

October 25 - November 2, 2025 (6 performances) Fridays and Saturdays at 3:00 p.m. & 7:30p.m. Sundays at 3:00 p.m. Opening Night: Saturday, Oct. 25, 2025 at 7:30 p.m

. The Beal House 222 Main Street, Kingston, MA 02364

General Admission Tickets are $25.00 / Seniors & Students are $22.00

For tickets, visit TrueRepTheatre.com Tickets available at the door by cash or check

Runtime: Two Hours (plus one 15-minute intermission)

Kingston, MA…True Repertory Theatre is thrilled to open their season this fall with two new plays by Quincy playwright Maureen Cornell. “Each play runs about an hour, and they are very different from one another. The audience gets a double feature — both drama and comedy,” says Cornell. Blue Caddie, which starts the evening off, will have audiences on the edge of their seats. Two broken strangers at a bar think they have found a connection but soon realize neither is who they seem. This taut emotional thriller asks, how far will a parent go to protect their child? Blue Caddie, directed by Donald Sheehan (Pembroke) and stage managed by James Sullivan (Braintree), stars Brad Pickett (Taunton) and Julie Butler (Pembroke). Audiences will spend the second half of the evening laughing at Lifers, by Maureen Cornell and John Shea. Anyone who has ever worked in a restaurant will relate to this fast paced comedy about the beleaguered long-time staff at a Somerville restaurant beset by radical change: the smoking ban; a new manager, new computer system; and new yuppie clientele. As everyone tries to adjust to the changing dynamic, one thing is for certain — humble pie will surely be on the menu. Lifers, directed by Donald Sheehan (Pembroke) and stage managed by Rosemary Catrone (Bridgewater), stars Macey Ley (Jamaica Plain), Mark Reed (Hull), Rob Buckel-Gillis (Scituate), Julia Trueblood (Sudbury), Eric McGowan(Somerville), and Victoria Bond (Plymouth). True Rep is proud to give audiences the opportunity to experience promising new plays without traveling to Boston. “We believe it’s vital to provide space for new works to be developed. We love both of these stories and know audiences will, as well,” says artistic director Donald Sheehan. True Repertory Theatre Company has been creating unexpected theatre on the South Shore for the past 25 years, employing an immersive approach that allows audiences to engage with the work in surprising and meaningful ways. We focus on quality of performance and intimacy of setting. We strive to interact with the community on all levels, often finding connections for other service oriented organizations within our productions, through Project 719. We believe that through the simple act of storytelling we connect to one another — we discover common ground, foster new understanding, and encourage tolerance. If we listen to one another’s stories, we will find ourselves.

On Friday Oct 24th at 7pm, the powerhouse music duo known as Emma's Revolution live in concert! Carrying forward the legacy of their mentor Pete Seeger, Pat Humphries and Sandy O utilize their music to speak truth to power, to mobilize for justice and to stir our souls with their words and lush music. This concert is part of their East Coast "We Are The Power" Tour and all are encouraged to attend! Tickets are available online, at coffee hour and at the door ($25 advance, $30 at the door, and no one turned away). Sponsored by First Parish Kingston & First Parish Duxbury.

Reception to follow after 75 minute set

Are you interested in a safe, welcoming place where people share their ideas, concerns, fears and hopes about dying and death? Then join us at Kingston’s Death Cafe.

In a relaxed atmosphere, experienced group facilitators guide the discussion focused on topics related to dying and death which group members suggest. This is not a grief support group but a place to learn more about death and dying so you can live your life more joyfully.

Join us on Saturday, Seprember 27, 2025 at Beal House, 222 Main Street, Kingston, MA.  We will begin at 10:00 AM and will finish at 11:30 AM.. There is no charge for this event. Please email us if you plan to attend so we have coffee and pastry for all who join us.  Email address: janeford1943@gmail.com

Our monthly Contemplative Worship services resume in September - they occur the second Wednesday of each month (Sept - June) at 5:30pm in the Meetinghouse. Join us for 30 minutes of music, prayer and contemplative silence. Open to the larger Kingston/South Shore community too - all are welcome. 

You are all invited to join Rev. Emily by the firepit this year. On the first Friday of each month, from 5-7pm, we will gather on the lawn next to the playground (behind Beal House) to chat, to relax, and to gaze meditatively into the flames. The church will supply the firepit and the fire (though wood donations are always welcome). Bring your own chair, beverages and/or snacks if you want them. Kids are more than welcome! We start next Friday, September 5th, 5-7pm.

Are you interested in a safe, welcoming place where people share their ideas, concerns, fears and hopes about dying and death? Then join us at Kingston’s Death Cafe.

In a relaxed atmosphere, experienced group facilitators guide the discussion focused on topics related to dying and death which group members suggest. This is not a grief support group but a place to learn more about death and dying so you can live your life more joyfully.

Join us on Saturday, Seprember 27, 2025 at Beal House, 222 Main Street, Kingston, MA.  We will begin at 10:00 AM and will finish at 11:30 AM.. There is no charge for this event. Please email us if you plan to attend so we have coffee and pastry for all who join us.  Email address: janeford1943@gmail.com

All are welcome to join Rev. Emily on Fri Sept 19th at 5pm at Untold Brewing in Cordage Park. Come share a beer or non-alcoholic beverage with her and talk about theology, the state of the world, or a funny cat meme you saw that day. This is a family friendly event (Untold welcomes family and pets) but please note that there will not be onsite childcare provided. Join us!

Our monthly Contemplative Worship services resume in September - they occur the second Wednesday of each month (Sept - June) at 5:30pm in the Meetinghouse. Join us for 30 minutes of music, prayer and contemplative silence. Open to the larger Kingston/South Shore community too - all are welcome. 

You are all invited to join Rev. Emily by the firepit this year. On the first Friday of each month, from 5-7pm, we will gather on the lawn next to the playground (behind Beal House) to chat, to relax, and to gaze meditatively into the flames. The church will supply the firepit and the fire (though wood donations are always welcome). Bring your own chair, beverages and/or snacks if you want them. Kids are more than welcome! We start next Friday, September 5th, 5-7pm.