For those who live outside the immediate area, here are directions to Stageloft Repertory Theater, located at 450A Main St. (Route 20) in Sturbridge, MA:
From the east (Boston area): Take the Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90 West); take Exit 9 (the I-84 exit). After the tolls, take Exit 3B (Sturbridge) and merge onto Route 20. Follow Route 20 West, passing Old Sturbridge Village on the left; we’re less than a mile down the road from OSV on the right — look for the tall, vertical sign with “Stageloft Theater” at the top.
From the north: Depending on your starting location, take I-495 South or I-190 South and merge onto I-290. Follow I-290 through Worcester and Auburn to Exit 7 (Mass. Pike entrance). Take the Mass. Pike (I-90 West) for 12 miles to Exit 9 (I-84 West). After the tollbooths, drive a short distance to Exit 3B (Sturbridge) and merge onto Route 20. Follow Route 20 West, passing Old Sturbridge Village on the left; we’re less than a mile down the road from OSV on the right — look for the tall, vertical sign with “Stageloft Theater” at the top.
From the west: Take the Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90 East) to Exit 9 (I-84 west). After the tollbooths, drive a short distance to Exit 3B (Sturbridge) and merge onto Route 20 West. Follow Route 20 West, passing Old Sturbridge Village on the left; we’re less than a mile down the road from OSV on the right — look for the tall, vertical sign with “Stageloft Theater” at the top.
From the south: Depending on your starting location. For those in eastern Connecticut taking I-395 North, take Exit 6B (Route 20 West) and follow for approximately 14 miles, until passing Old Sturbridge Village on the left. We’re less than a mile down the road from OSV on the right — look for the tall, vertical sign with “Stageloft Theater” at the top.
For those coming from the southeast, take I-84 East to Exit 3B (Route 20 West) and merge onto Route 20. Follow Route 20 West for about a mile, passing Old Sturbridge Village on the left. We’re less than a mile down the road from OSV on the right — look for the tall, vertical sign with “Stageloft Theater” at the top.
