Great Barrington— On Tuesday, February 17th at 7 p.m., Great Barrington Public Theater CHAT GPT series continues with ‘“The Great Adventure of Making Non-Traditional Theater.” This month’s panel, moderated by our GBPT Artistic Director Team Judy Braha and Jim Frangione, is made up of some of the most creative and innovative theater-makers around. From Randolyn Zinn and Allen…
by Emily Edelman Living Room Theatre’s “Get It Right” is written and directed by LRT co-founder Randolyn Zinn and is the story of a New York City playwright who rewrites a screenplay for the comeback movie of a washed-up Hollywood star. The story is engaging, with a definite sense of…
by Emily Edelman Living Room Theatre’s “Amor & Psyche: A Mythological Comedy” is taken from the classical story included in the second-century work “Metamorphosis” by Apuleius. LRT co-founder Randolyn Zinn’s retelling moves quickly with updated language and situations that connect with a modern audience without undermining the source material. Director…
Starring Xingrong Chen, Michael Chinworth, Matt Dallal, Elizah Hill, Susannah MacLeod, Allen McCullough, Valeri Mudek, Nicole Starrett, Afton Page Welch July 24-August 4 Wednesdays thru Sundays in the LRT pool at 6:30 p.m.A two-week run three decades in the making RESERVE NOW: info@lrtvt.org Living Room Theatre, 152 West Street, North Bennington,…
Living Room Theatre is proud to announce this summer’s production written by resident playwright Randolyn Zinn. AMOR & PSYCHE, a serious mythological comedy, builds on LRT’s commitment to offer extraordinary cultural experiences in Vermont and NYC since 2012. July 24-August 4 Wednesdays thru Sundays in the LRT pool*A two-week run…
Living Room Theatre is excited to announce their most ambitious project since the pandemic! HER NAME MEANS MEMORY is a brand new version of a classic play that wlll perform in North Bennington for two weeks July 26 through August 6. The script was explored this past January at Bennington…
by Emily Edelman Nick Payne’s “Constellations,” currently being staged by Living Room Theatre in North Bennington, Vermont, was written to be played by two actors working through the relationship of physicist Marianne and beekeeper Roland. LRT utilizes six actors (three for each part), which might be confusing in any other…
by Roseann Cane Henrick Ibsen’s A Doll’s House famously ends with the sound of a slamming door. This caused a great ruckus in 1879. Nora Helmer, who apparently lives an ideal married life in a beautiful home with a nanny to look after her two children, a passel of servants,…
