Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p In 1922 Huntington co-founded the Boston Stage Society; she directed plays for the society, and also worked as a coach at the Allied Arts Center, where black artists produced original plays. She worked with Mr. Punch's Workshop, a hand puppet company (1930-1935), and in 1938 helped establish the New England Repertory Theater, which performed in Boston during the winter and in Provincetown during the summer, where it became known as the Provincetown Playhouse. Huntington owned the Playhouse from 1940 to 1973 and devoted much of its time to the plays of her friend, Eugene O'Neill. She was also a founder of the Poets' Theatre, which flourished in Cambridge during the 1950s and 60s. She received numerous awards for her work in theater.. }
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- catalog description "In 1922 Huntington co-founded the Boston Stage Society; she directed plays for the society, and also worked as a coach at the Allied Arts Center, where black artists produced original plays. She worked with Mr. Punch's Workshop, a hand puppet company (1930-1935), and in 1938 helped establish the New England Repertory Theater, which performed in Boston during the winter and in Provincetown during the summer, where it became known as the Provincetown Playhouse. Huntington owned the Playhouse from 1940 to 1973 and devoted much of its time to the plays of her friend, Eugene O'Neill. She was also a founder of the Poets' Theatre, which flourished in Cambridge during the 1950s and 60s. She received numerous awards for her work in theater.".