REVIEW: “Newsies” at the Mac-Haydn Theatre
by Sierra Pasquale Every millennial theatre kid seems to have a Disney movie that became part of their personality. For me, it was Newsies. Long…
REVIEW(?): Gail Attends a “Weird Al” Concert
by Gail M. Burns “A man walks across this empty space whilst someone else is watching him, and this is all that is needed for…
REVIEW: “Cosí” at the Glimmerglass Festival
by Patrick White Are you ready to par-tay? Glimmerglass Festival is throwing a bash, a monster mash with their new production of Cosí whose abbreviated title is…
Hubbard Hall Center for the Arts and Education Announces Dan Costello as its Interim Artistic Director
CAMBRIDGE, N.Y. — Hubbard Hall Center for the Arts and Education is pleased to announce the appointment of Dan Costello as its Interim Artistic Director, effective…
REVIEW: “Circus and The Bard: A Tempest Tossed” at Shakespeare & Company
by Emily Edelman Shakespeare & Company’s Circus & the Bard: A Tempest Tossed” is a collaboration with Sarasota, Florida-based Spirit of the Circus and juxtaposes…
REVIEW: “A Chorus Line” at Barrington Stage Company
by Macey Levin A number of Broaway musicals have been writen about Broadway musicals… 42nd Street, Gypsy, Kiss Me, Kate and many others The most…
REVIEW: “Once a Blue Moon (Cada Luna Azul)” at Double Edge Theatre
by Patrick White The auditorium of a theatre rarely changes from play to play once you enter the building. Sure, there are black boxes that…
REVIEW: “Letters from Max” at the Ancram Center for the Arts
by Macey Levin Max Ritvo (Evan Horwitz) walks into a poetry class at Yale University taught by Sarah Ruhl (Andrus Nichols.) Ruhl is, in fact,…
REVIEW: “Deep Blue Sound” at Silverthorne Theater Company
by Patrick White The extraordinary contemporary play about community in America, Deep Blue Sound by Abe Koogler,continues its journey delighting audiences and challenging theater artists with its…
REVIEW: “Mystic Pizza” at Capital Repertory Theatre
by Dan Mayer The film Mystic Pizza didn’t make a huge splash upon its release in 1988, but its popularity grew along with America’s enduring…
REVIEW: “Twelfth Night” at Shakespeare & Company
by Patrick White Twelfth Night, William Shakespeare’s merry romp of grief transformed, reversed course Tuesday night before it ever started. Shakespeare & Company’s summer comedy…
REVIEW: “Estate Sale” at Barrington Stage Company
by Barbara Waldinger You know this is going to be an unusual production when, instead of entering the auditorium of the St. Germain Stage to…
Avoid Being Scammed this Summer!
(Thanks to the Sharon Playhouse for requesting Berkshire on Stage address this issue. Their leadership, along with leaders from the Mac-Haydn Theatre, Dorset Theatre Festival,…
Bunbury Players Announce Auditions for “You Can’t Take It With You”
Bunbury Players announces auditions for our production of YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart Directed by Shannon Eccles Auditions…
Stage @ The Warner Announces Auditions for “Almost, Maine”
Stage @ The Warner ALMOST, MAINE by John Cariani Directed by Tracy Liz Miller AUDITIONSSaturday, September 19 | 10am-12pmSunday, September 20 | 6-7pm & 7-9pm CALL BACKS (by…
Barrington Stage’s Devised Theatre Ensemble Presents “The Legends of the Berkshires”
Barrington Stage Company‘s Virginia and Harvey Kimmel Arts Education Fund’sDevised Theatre Ensemble The Legends of the Berkshires July 25-30 July 25: 2 PM and 7…
“Newsies” Opens a Three-Week Run at the Mac-Haydn Theatre
CHATHAM, NY (July 23, 2026)—The Mac-Haydn Theatre raises the banner on one of Broadway’s most exhilarating musicals as Disney’s Newsies makes its long-awaited Mac-Haydn debut. Opening this…
“Footloose” is Up Next at Playhouse Stage Company
Creative team behind the Playhouse’s record-breaking productions of A Christmas Story reunites for the high-energy ‘80s hit, featuring the company’s advanced teen students alongside Broadway…