1978’s “They’re Playing Our Song” at the Theater Barn showing its age
NIfty dance numbers and lots of topical humor from the 70’s can’t save this mishmash of a musical.
Fufu & Oreos needs a stronger center but otherwise a yummy show at the Berkshire Fringe
Is Obehi Janice “Fufu,” or “Oreos,” or both, or neither? And does it matter?
Anything but funny: “on est déshabillé” (A Comedy About Death) at the Berkshire Fringe
This is the sort of performance that gives Fringe theatre a bad name.
On its way to being a hit: The Bridges of Madison County at WIlliamstown Theatre Festival
The final thirty minutes are so sob-inducing there should be a couple of kleenex tucked into each program.
“Mother Courage and Her Children” a perfect fit for Olympia Dukakis at Shakespeare & Company
Mother Courage is a perfect fit for Olympia Dukakis, as is Brecht for Shakespeare & Company
“Painting His Wings” at The Berkshire Fringe reviewed – it has everything a play needs
These puppets make for a “touching and very theatrical work,” says Gail Burns in her review.
Review: “The Chosen” a work of profound beauty at Barrington Stage Company
Gail Burns finds the “The Chosen” is both beautiful and great theatre. Read her insightful review.
The Berkshire Fringe, Week One: Malhalla, The Other Mozart and Dead Letter Office
Burns and Murray don’t always agree which particular Berkshire Fringe shows are winners, but think it is always worth the trip.