Passport Theatre Company Presents “Educating Rita” at Easthampton’s Old Town Hall

Easthampton, MA – This July, Passport Theatre Company presents a new take on Willy Russell’s classic comedy, Educating Rita. Starring Stephanie Carlson and Adrian Goldman, the production opens July 21 at 7:30 pm at The Blue Room, Old Town Hall, 43 Main St in Easthampton, with performances on July 22 and 23 at 7:30 pm and July 24 at…

The Theater Barn Announces their 38th Summer and Fall Seasons

New Lebanon, NY (MAY 10, 2022) — The Theater Barn is pleased to announce that their 38th season will open with the great American playwright and author, David Mamet. Boston Marriage is not a usual Mamet play with powerful ruthless male characters like in his 1992 film, Glengarry Glen Ross, or his play, American Buffalo, that…

Theater Barn 2022 Auditions

New York City Theater Barn 2022 Season includes: Casting 3 Plays: BOSTON MARRIAGE by David Mamet; FIDDLERS THREE by Agatha Christie & SHIRLEY VALENTINE by Willy Russell Casting 3 Musicals:  MURDER BALLAD; FOREVER PLAID; LITTLE SHOP of HORRORS ​ New York City Open Call Auditions at:  8th Avenue Studios – Ripley…

REVIEW: “Shirley Valentine” at the Berkshire Theatre Group

by Jeannie Marlin Wood SHIRLEY VALENTINE is a one-woman comedy performed with charm, sensitivity, and great warmth by Corinna May. This play by Willy Russell is now playing at the Berkshire Theatre Group‘s Unicorn Theatre in Stockbridge and it brings us into the small, drab world of Shirley from the…

Comments on Tina Packer in “Shirley Valentine” at Shakespeare & Company

by Gail M. Burns, May 2009 “This is the transformative power of theatre, based on humanity’s ever-present need to tell personal stories of survival and enlightenment.” – Tina Packer This is not a review because neither the performance of “Shirley Valentine” starring Tina Packer that I did see at Shakespeare &…

REVIEW: “Educating Rita” at the Berkshire Theatre Festival

Reviewed by Gail M. Burns, August, 2007 As I wander through the theatrical landscape, I am always on the look-out for interesting juxtapositions of plays, and I cannot believe that it is a coincidence that the Berkshire Theatre Festival is concluding its summer season with two plays that examine questions…