Jonathan will be performing in Image Theater’s “Keep Your Kids At Home” Naughty Readings fundraiser on November 17th at 8:00PM upstairs at The Old Court Tavern, corner of Central and Middle Streets, downtown Lowell.
Nov
14
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The Acolyte, Kelly Dumar’s new 10-minute play, will have a developmental reading at Fort Point Theatre Channel in Boston Nov. 14, 2007 at 7:00 p.m. This rehearsed reading will feature Playwrights’ Platform Actors-in-Residence Jon Popp and Dara Eagle.. |
Aug
13
Jonathan will be playing the role of Miles Gloriosus in Boston Theatre Works production of “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum” at the Boston Center for the Arts
music and lyrics by
Stephen Sondheim
book by Burt Shevelove and Larry Gelbart
Sep 20 – Oct 20, 2007
BCA Plaza Theatre
Directed by Erick Divine
Choreography by Ilyse Robbins
It’s just another day in ancient Rome and all Pseudolus wants to do is cheat at dice and win enough cash to buy his freedom. When his lovesick master declares his affection for the virgin next door, Pseudolus sees his big chance – get the girl for his master and win his own freedom! This slapstick musical send-up of classical comedy is filled with “old situations, new complications… and a happy ending of course!”
Jul
13
Jon will be performing in Boston Theater Work’s Unbound 2008: A Festival of New Plays at the Boston Center for the Arts (July 19-22nd, 2007).
BTW Unbound is a great showcase of the hottest new work by some of the country’s best emerging playwrights and a terrific opportunity to see several pieces in progress. Boston Theatre Works has introduced local audiences to dozens of up and coming playwrights including Kyle Jarrow, Steven Bogart, Jamie Pachino, Kathryn Walat and Tracey Letts. You’ll never know who you’ll discover at the next BTW Unbound.
Jun
14
Jon will be performing again in the 35th annual Boston Playwrights’ Platfrom festival.
Where: The Boston Playwrights’ Theatre, 949 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston.
When: Two Programs in Six Nights, 8:00 PM curtain
Series A: June 7th, 8th, and 9th, 2007
Series B: June 14th, 15th, and 16th, 2007
Single night: $15
Buy tickets through TheaterMania here!
May
23
By popular demand GTP has added two additional shows to our closing week. A Wednesday, May 23rd 7:30pm show and additional Saturday matinee, 3pm show on May 26th. The special Wednesday, May 23rd show will be a “Pay What You Can Performance.” Tickets are available the day of the show, from 12 noon right up until the 7:30 curtain, at the Calderwood Box Office at the Boston Center for the Arts. Tickets are cash only and there is a suggested $5 minimum.
Tickets to the additional Saturday matinee, along with the remainder of the run can be purchased at www.bostontheatrescene.com or by calling 617-933-8600. But hurry, tickets are going fast. Reserve today!
Click Here to read the Boston Metro Review
May
1
Jon will be playing the role of Matt (Pig-Pen) in Gurnet Theatre Project’s Boston Premiere of Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead by Bert V. Royal, running May 17 – 26 in the Plaza Black Box Theatre at the Boston Center for the Arts.
Apr
18
“A play set in an Irish-American bar that’s performed in an Irish-American bar — isn’t that getting a bit meta? Lowell’s fledgling Image Theater company seeks out unconventional venues in which to present new work, and for James McLindon’s “Distant Music” — a drama that reunites a disillusioned lawyer with the woman he wishes he’d married — director Jerry Bisantz came up with a perfect location, Lowell’s Old Court tavern. He also pulled off a casting coup in the person of Jonathan Popp, who’s so convincing as young Irish barkeep Dev Hart, I assumed he’d been plucked from the pub staff.”
Mar
29
April 2007
Jon will be playing the role of Dev Hart in award winning Northampton playwright James McLindon’s lively ode to faith, friendship, and all things Guinness! Presented by Lowell’s Image Theater at The Old Court Pub, 2931 Central Street Lowell. April 13, 20th at 8PM and April 14, 21st at 4PM and 8PM. Tickets $19. Call 978-441-0102 or check website at ww.Imagetheater.com.
Mar
12
“A uniformly talented ensemble cast moves and speaks with a down-but-not-out grace that at once sobers the audience to the plight of transplanted families during the Great Depression but uplifts, as well, with a spirit of determination and hope that is the backbone of survival”…