REVIEW: “The Victim” at Shakespeare & Company
by Paula Kaplan-Reiss Victimhood, the Holocaust, racism, classism, abuse, revenge, dementia, fear, helplessness and family. All these moving themes and more are addressed in Lawrence…
Great Barrington Public Theater Continues Off-Season Programming with “Conversations With” Series
After its record-breaking 2024 Summer Season, Great Barrington Public Theater continues to engage Berkshire audiences with the second year of live, sit-down conversations with theater…
REVIEW: “Dog People” at Great Barrington Public Theater
by Paula Kaplan-Reiss Who doesn’t adore the unconditional love of a dog? During the pandemic, many dogs were adopted, and dog-walking became a safe and…
REVIEW: “Lunar Eclipse” at Shakespeare & Company
by Barbara Waldinger A particular advantage of living in the Berkshires is the opportunity to witness gifted artists of all types creating the magic of…
Bard College at Simon’s Rock’s Theater Program Presents “RIOT”
GREAT BARRINGTON, MA—Bard College at Simon’s Rock’s Theater Program will perform RIOT on Thursday, November 10- Saturday, November 12. RIOT is directed by Assistant Professor…
Simon’s Rock Theater Program Presents “RIOT”
The Simon’s Rock theater program presentsRIOT: an epic tale of violence, greed and cheap sofas Featuring live music, early 2000’s nostalgia and more characters than…
REVIEW:”The Chairs” at Shakespeare & Company
by Macey Levin An isolated lighthouse sets the scene for Eugene Ionesco’s The Chairs at Shakespeare & Company’s Tina Packer Playhouse in Lenox, Massachusetts. James…
REVIEW: “The Chairs” at Shakespeare & Company
by Barbara Waldinger Shakespeare & Company’s production of The Chairs has shaved off Ionesco’s sharp edges, anything unpleasant or uncomfortable, focusing instead on the relationship…