Arts & Entertainment
North Shore Music Theatre's "RENT" Opens to Enthusiastic Crowd
North Shore Music Theatre delivers a hit production of the iconic musical, captivating the audience with a story of love, loss, and hope.

Last night, North Shore Music Theatre's highly anticipated production of the Broadway hit "RENT" opened to a packed house, delighting audiences with a performance that was met with laughs, love, and tears. The cast, led by producer and owner Bill Hanney, delivered a passionate and immersive experience that promises to be another major success for the theater.
The brilliant production of "RENT" transports the audience to Alphabet City, New York, in the 1990s, offering a raw look at poverty, homelessness, drug use, and the human struggle during the AIDS epidemic. The show follows a diverse group of friends over the course of a year, chronicling their heartbreaks, obstacles, and losses with a powerful narrative. The emotional depth of the story was brought to life by a dedicated cast who gave 100% to their individual roles.
The show features a talented ensemble, including:
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- Aaron Alcaraz as Mark Cohen
- Isaiah Rose Garcia as Angel Dumott Schunard
- Aaron Arnell Harrington as Tim Collins
- Cate Hayman as Maureen Johnson
- Kat Rodriguez as Joanne Jefferson
- Didi Romero as Mimi Marquez
- Austin Turner as Roger Davis
- Kristopher Stanley Ward as Benjamin Coffin III
With 20 additional actors completing the cast, the production is a vibrant and powerful portrayal of the beloved musical. The iconic songs that have made "RENT" a cultural phenomenon are all present, drawing the audience into the lives and struggles of each character.
"RENT" is a must-see production that is sure to leave a lasting impression on all who attend. The show runs through September 28th, 2025. Tickets are available at the North Shore Music Theatre box office.
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Story Written By: John Russo
Plymouth Performing Arts Network