Barrington Stage
Director Julianne Boyd is faced with a difficult challenge — dramatizing an outdated psychological travelogue.
Read MoreBarrington Stage director Joe Calarco has come to the material with a radically different production idea.
Read MoreTheater Review: “peerless” — Unexpectedly Wonderful
peerless will have generations of parents and current as well as former teenagers laughing in concert.
Read MoreThe agile hand of adaptor and director Aaron Posner has given us a production of Chaim Potok’s novel “The Chosen” that our children and grandchildren must see.
Read MoreTwo Berkshire theaters are offering one-woman shows this summer. Both scripts feature intelligent, frank, and charismatic women. Both productions star gifted and seasoned actors.
Read MoreJune is a transitional month for theater — the big Summer Festivals don’t hit their stride until July. But odd and interesting productions pop up, such as a view of life for women in Putin’s Russia, a musical about union activity, a glimpse of what’s billed as “the future of ensemble theatre in America,” and the world premiere of a musical version of the Bible’s Song of Songs that, who knows, might usher in a Summer of Love.
Read Moreby Helen Epstein I’m looking forward to what looks to be the best fall foliage season in years in the Berkshires. American Chronicles: The Art of Norman Rockwell at the Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, MA through October 12. A very popular summer exhibit has been held over. It covers Rockwell’s entire 65-year career, interpreted and…
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