TABLE READ –A Williamstown Theatre Festival Dinner SeriesThursday, March 26, 7-10pmThe Williams InnTickets: $177.91 per person Your table is the stage for this one-night only experience bringing together theatrical and culinary artistry featuring the work of Chef Ron Reda and artists to be announced. Join us for the first in…
BUILDING ON THE BREAKTHROUGH SUCCESS OF W71, THE FESTIVAL ADOPTS A BIENNIAL PRODUCTION CADENCE AND EXPANDS YEAR-ROUND Williamstown, MA (January 20, 2026) — Following a landmark summer that reintroduced Williamstown Theatre Festival as one of the most ambitious and exciting destinations in American theatre–generating 17M impressions, with 50 percent reaching…
by Michael Moran, Special to Berkshire on Stage [EDITOR’S NOTE: The Williamstown Theatre Festival did not include Berkshire on Stage on their press email list, and we were informed by a “Dear Friends” letter that they were not able to seat our critics because of limited seating at their new…
Hands Needed Hands needed to assist in setup and teardown of seating for the Williamstown Theatre Festival at the Peter W. Foote Vietnam Veterans Skating Rink. The work will take place on the ice, so be prepared to dress for the cold. Dates and Times: Friday, July 18th: 6p-7p, 9:30p-11p…
Williamstown Theatre Festival is looking for multiple hands for paints, electricians, sound and scenic from now until the end of the festival. We are specifically pushing for the next 5-6 days as we begin our tech process for the festival. Please find below the posting per department. If you have any…
Williamstown, MA — New York’s Heartbeat Opera—the indie company whose daring, stripped down takes of classic operas have been called “a radical endeavor” by The New Yorker and “revelatory” by The Los Angeles Times—presents a new adaptation of Samuel Barber’s rarely mounted opera VANESSA at the Tony Award-winning Williamstown Theatre Festival (WTF), directed by the visionary R.B. Schlather. This marks the first-ever…
The Performing Arts season opens with Olli‘s Berkshire Previews on April 4 where ten artistic directors will present their season by Zoom over six weeks, each Friday morning, beginning at 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM. Each artistic director will have 45 minutes to talk and take questions. The opening class features a Critics…
Today we are announcing five of the eight full-scale productions that will take place across four different stages this summer, beginning July 17. Casting details, Pop-up Events, Installations, Third Places (opportunities to gather, eat, and reflect), and the remaining Core Programming, will be announced later this spring.
