True Rep Presents "The Odd Couple" - The Stage's Most Mismatched Roommates!

March 6-15 at Beal House, Kingston, MA

Donald Sheehan, Founder and Artistic Director of True Repertory Theatre, announces the staging of one of Neil Simon’s most iconic comedies: The Odd Couple from March 6-15, 2026 at . True Rep’s 25th Anniversary season continues with two of the stage’s most mis-matched roommates: neat-freak Felix Ungar and slovenly Oscar Madison whose unlikely co-habitation makes sparks fly and laughter inevitable.

The Odd Couple will run March 6, 7, and 13 at 8:00 PM and 8, 14, and 15 at 3 PM at the Beal House, 222 Main Street, Kingston, MA, 02364

General admission tickets are $25, and  seniors and students are $22. Tickets are available at the door with cash or Venmo or on Zeffy at: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/the-odd-couple

The production will be directed by Victoria Bond (Plymouth) and star Donald Sheehan (Pembroke) as Felix, Mark Reed (Hull) as Oscar, Jim Sullivan (Braintree) as Vinnie, John Stratton (Halifax) as Murray, Adam Bond (Plymouth) as Speed, M.J. Brennan (Plymouth) as Roy, Jennifer Serowick (Scituate) as Cecily, Victoria Bond (Plymouth) as Gertrude, and Rosemary Catrone (Bridgewater) will stage manage. 

Coming June 2026: Nunsense by Dan Goggin: June 12,13, 14, 19, 20, 21. Don’t miss this zany musical revue as the Little Sisters of Hoboken dance, sing, and seek heavenly (and financial!) support for their convent. See https://truereptheatre.com/ for updates and ticket availability.

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About True Repertory Company

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. True Rep focuses 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. Follow us on our socials: Facebook @TrueRepertoryTheatre / Instagram @truerepthtre / X @truerepthtre