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	Phones reopen Friday at 12:00 noon (617) 423-4900 246 East Berkeley Street Boston, MA 02118

July 2009 Sunday at 5:30 Available as 75+ Private Shows Thursday at 7:45 Friday at 7:45 One show only on Saturdays  in July

August 2009 Sunday at 5:30 Available as 75+ Private Shows Thursday at 7:45 Friday at 7:45 Saturday at 4:30 Saturday at 8:30

September 2009 Sunday at 5:30 Available as 75+ Private Shows Thursday at 7:45 Friday at 7:45 Saturday at 4:30 Saturday at 8:30

October 2009 Sunday at 5:30 Available as 75+ Private Shows Thursday at 7:45 Friday at 7:45 Saturday at 4:30 Saturday at 8:30

July 16 is almost

About 30 seats remain

The Fun Fool around during dinner at the Medieval Manor. Awaiting you is a bawdy extravaganza often imitated but seldom equaled.  In this recently updated rollicking romp through the middle ages, the minstrel, jester, oaf and wenches respond to the Lord of the Manor’s every whim with song, story and slapstick while sweeping you up in the fun.  As spirits flow and Canterbury beckons, laughter and camaraderie will soon reveal why so many return so often for such foolishness. The Feast n' Flagon As a guest of the King, you’re also offered a six course banquet eaten without fork, knife or spoon.  It begins with warm loaves of bread, pepper cheese trenchers and faux Dragon soup.  Mussels, beef rib and salad precede the final course, roasted herbed chicken with steamed vegetables.  There are plenty of napkins to keep fingers dry and tidy.  Vegetarian substitutes and cakes (some customers bring cupcakes) are available with at least 24 hours notice, as are side orders of additional ribs. To refill glasses while feasting, redeem your flagon token (one per person) for a pitcher of dark or light beer, Chablis or carafe of non alcoholic lemonade.  To keep prices low, souvenier glasses with our logo are no longer included, but are available for sale. Beginning in August, bringing your old glass could save you $5.  Call for details. Not all that hungry or thirsty?  When you call to book your reservation, if you tell us, it won’t come.

• Management notes it’s obligation to limit or withhold the service of alcoholic beverages or even deny admittance to intoxicated patrons.  A non invasive breath test device may be used to help evaluate blood alcohol levels.  No refunds.
• The continued availability of cash bar beverages during intermissions is at the discretion of the manager.
• All guests must be at least 21 years old, be with their parent(s) or have our manager’s approval prior to booking.
• Sorry, no video cameras or audible cell phones.
• Sports clothes and other casual wear are appropriate attire.  Jackets are not required.  Shorts are permitted April through October, but not in January.
• As at any theatrical event, conversing with others as well as leaving or returning to your seat during the performance is unfair to everyone.  Don’t annoy the King!

Tables range in size from five to twenty five.  Whenever possible, parties of two, three or four are grouped to fill larger tables.  We ask that parties not exceed 52. We are 99.9% wheelchair accessible.  Private shows for 75 or more can be booked on Sunday, either before 1:00 or after 9:00, or Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday evenings after 6:30.  To book a regular show privately requires 150 admissions on a Saturday, 125 on a Friday or Sunday, or just 100 on a Thursday.

All shows have the same adult content (we rate ourselves PG-15½) suitable for most families with older children. While there is no nudity or network TV banned words, there are puns, sight gags and other sexually suggestive comedic material unacceptable to some regardless of age.  Most customers find the show wholly inapropriate for kids less than 10.  Some customers prefer audiences without kids so everyone must be at least 18 at the second show on Saturdays. All exceptions require managerial approval. Celebrating a birthday?  Senior?  Coming with 16 or more?  Bringing the kids?  Serving King and country in the military? Want to put our Fun in your fundraiser?  Ask about special Fun, Feast n' Flagon discounts. We are 99.9% wheelchair accessible.

Location, Location, Location         ...(June 2009)
Click HERE for GPS & internet warning! Click HERE for directions and map (printable on one page)	In 1982,  after 10 years in the basement of the Eliot Hotel, we relocated to 246 East Berkeley Street, between Albany and Harrison, in Boston's South End. We are in the first brick building on the right, diagonally across from the Mobil station.

• I-93 N (from the south) to Exit 20 (South Station/I-90 East-West) Follow signs for South Station (avoiding Mass Pike).  Turn left at the first light.  Go 100 feet and turn left at the light onto Albany Street.  At the third light turn right.
• I-93 S (from the north) to Exit 20-B (Albany St/I-90 West) While in the tunnel, stay right to avoid rejoining I-93. Once above ground, immediately exit left onto Albany Street (just before Mass Pike entrance).  Turn right at the third light.
  
• I-90 E (from the west) to Exit 24-A (South Station) Turn left at the first light onto Kneeland Street. Turn left at the second light at Surface Road, onto Albany Street. At the fourth light turn right.  Call for updates.
  
• Storrow Drive  Gain access to Arlington Street (no exit by that name).  At Tremont, the road veers left and becomes Herald Street.  Just past the Boston Herald, turn right at the last light onto Albany Street.  At the second light turn right.
  
  
  
  Limited parking is available in our lot for $10.00 a car
  

• MBTA  On the Red Line, get off at Broadway and walk across the Broadway Bridge, under I-93, then left on Albany and right onto East Berkeley, an 8-10 minute walk.
     

Doors to the cocktail lounge open 30-35 minutes prior to the show.  We begin seating immediately and ask you arrive as close to then as possible.  Parking lot opens 15 minutes before doors.  Show ends about 3 hours after doors open.

Just want the Fun?  As low as $14!  Most everyone adds the Feast for $8 ($7.62 plus 5% MA meals tax of 38¢) n’ Flagon (drink token redeemable for beer, wine or lemonade) for $3 (5% MA meals tax included).  On Thursday, tickets for the Fun, Feast n’ Flagon (excluding tip, parking, gift shop and cash bar purchases) are currently $25.  Fridays and Sundays are $35.  Saturday tickets are $45. A preliminary tip is no longer added to parties of 15 or more.

Valid through July

Regular Public Shows Excludes tip, cash bar or gift shop purchases (logo glassware and T-shirts) and parking.		Fun (no Feast n' no Flagon)	Fun Feast (n' no Flagon)	Fun (no Feast) n' Flagon	Fun, Feast n' Flagon
Thursday at 7:45	Save CLICK HERE $$$	$14.00	add $8.00 ($7.62 plus 5% MA meals tax of 38¢)	add $3.00  (includes 5% MA meals tax of 14¢)	$25.00
Friday at 7:45		$24.00			$35.00
Saturday at 4:30 or 8:30 (June)		$34.00			$45.00
Saturday at 6:30 (July)		$34.00			$45.00
Sunday at 5:30		$24.00			$35.00

Valid as of August

Regular Public Shows Excludes tip, cash bar or gift shop purchases (logo glassware and T-shirts) and parking.		Fun (no Feast n' no Flagon)	Fun Feast (n' no Flagon)	Fun (no Feast) n' Flagon	Fun, Feast n' Flagon
Thursday at 7:45	Save CLICK HERE $$$	$19.00	add $8.00 ($7.62 plus 5% MA meals tax of 38¢)	add $3.00  (includes 5% MA meals tax of 14¢)	$30.00
Friday at 7:45		$29.00			$40.00
Saturday at 4:30		$29.00			$40.00
Saturday at 8:30		$39.00			$50.00
Sunday at 5:30		$19.00			$30.00

Fun, Feast n’ Flagon (with full tip and parking) private-show-for-75-or-more Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Sunday tickets are $32.50 (add $75 for bar service).  Not so Fun?  Eat, drink and be with Merrie (or anyone you choose).  Meal with token for two or more at the bar, $10.48 each plus 5% MA meals tax prepaid 24 hours in advance.

All payments are non-refundable or transferable to another show unless we can resell your seats.

Only parties with a $10 per person deposit, giving at least 24 hours notice, may reduce without penalty (i.e. the full deposit will be applied to the balance). Unless mentioned at booking, all tickets are for Fun, Feast n’ Flagon admissions.  Changing the type of ticket requires at least 24 hours notice.

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Turns and Returns Remember Oaf's rubber chicken? Want to meet his new sweetheart or maybe M'Darlin, the King's main squeeze? Old favorites and new surprises are being added weekly. It's a whole new kingdom waiting to welcome you and your friends. New script New songs New characters  New recipes Bigger stage Smaller room More options Lower prices Same old fashioned fun

Gift Certificates are available, and can be purchased by phone or in person at the reservation office using VS, MC, DV, AX, cash, check, or money order. They may be purchased in any dollar amount, and are valid at least seven years from the date of purchase.

Call (617) 423-4900 for reservations.

Questions?  Comments?  send email to: info@medievalmanor.com Want to download a one page PDF brochure? Click HERE for current brochure Click HERE for August 2009 brochure

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updated 06/27/09