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Not So Common Players Announce Auditions for “Bells Are Ringing”

by Berkshire On StageApril 13, 2023

NOT SO COMMON PLAYERS ANNOUNCES AUDITIONS FOR… BELLS ARE RINGING! Books and Lyrics by Betty Comden and Adolph Green Music by Jule Styne Join us…

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Not So Common Players Seeks Lighting Designer and Operator for Summer Productions

by Berkshire On StageMarch 27, 2023

Not So Common Players is looking for a lighting designer and operator for our summer productions of Evita (June 9-11 and June 15-18) and Bells…

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Not So Common Players Seek Production Staff for Summer Shows

by Berkshire On StageMarch 24, 2023

Not So Common Players is looking for production staff help this summer! We will be performing two shows: Evita (concert version) directed by David Rossi and Bells Are…

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Burns and Cane on “Bells are Ringing,” a musical from the Berkshire Theatre Group at Colonial Theatre

by July 14, 2015

The 1950’s were a very different time. Our dueling critics, Burns and Cane, explain the pre-tech era in which “Bells Are Ringing” takes place, and Ethan Heard’s staging with Kate Baldwin and Graham Rowat in the leading roles.

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REVIEW: “Bells Are Ringing” at Oldcastle

by Berkshire On StageJuly 16, 1999

Reviewed by Gail M. Burns, July, 1999 I was so excited to see “Bells Are Ringing” on Oldcastle’s 1999 schedule. This happy 1956 musical with…

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