mission statement

Bad Habit Productions, Inc. (BHP) is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) theater dedicated to producing unique and imaginative theatrical and improvisational experiences within greater Boston. These productions will result from direct, creative collaboration among Boston artists and will provide much-needed opportunities for non-Equity members. BHP is committed to furthering the presence and popularity of community theatre in Boston, thereby enriching and inspiring the local arts community.

who we are

producers

Daniel Morris: artistic director
Daniel is the co-founder and artistic director of BHP. He is originally from Memphis, TN, and is the Director of the Reception Department at Vantage Partners, as well as the Assistant Front-of-House Manager at the Lyric Stage Company of Boston. He previously directed the improv group Spinning Hardcore, BHP improv shows Bartlett High Presents, Sleuth, and Confessions, and BHP’s productions of A.R. Gurney's The Dining Room and Neil Simon's Barefoot in the Park. He also co-produced our presentations of Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale and Mamet's Speed-the-Plow.  His most annoying habit is leaving open every cabinet door he touches.

Lauren K. Terry: managing director
Lauren is the co-founder and managing director of BHP.  She earned her BA double majoring in English and Art History from Mount Holyoke College and is currently pursuing her Master’s in Art History at Boston University, where she also works as the Graduate Coordinator for the Department of Romance Studies and serves as a Lecturer in the School of Management.  She has worked in the fields of business management, education, and theatre. She has produced several improv shows, as well as BHP’s presentations of Speed-the-Plow, The Winter’s Tale, The Dining Room, and Barefoot in the Park.  Her bad habits include an incurable fondness for quadrupeds.

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