The intimate Unicorn Theatre at the Berkshire Theatre Festival's home in Stockbridge has long played host to cutting edge theater productions, but now the…
In a lifetime of writing plays, (29 major, 21 one acts and 9 “apprentice” plays) Tennessee Williams only wrote one real comedy, and he even labeled Period…
The world-premiere of this admirable little play about race relations is one of the last events of the County-wide Lift Ev’ry Voice Festival celebrating…
In several pre-show descriptions of Greg Keller’s new play Dutch Masters, ticket buyers are told that they will be taken on a “plot-driven roller coaster…
In A.R. Gurney’s 1995 light comedy, Sylvia, she is part poodle and all woman. Succinctly put, Sylvia is a dog*. Not the play, the character. The play is the…
Actor Randy Harrison’s yearly sojourns to the bucolic hills of Western Massachusetts are major events not only for his many fans, but also for the residents…
How could a woman who entered college in the 1960s and appeared in Animal House – the definitive depiction of college life in that decade – NOT understand…
It seems impossible that eight college students living together could be desperately lonely and unfulfilled. Yet in 1965-66 when the play Moonchildren is…