“Doubt” Opens at Schenectady Civic Players on Friday [Berkshire on Stage]
Award winning Doubt, A Parable, by John Patrick Shanley and directed by Tom Templeton, opens Friday (March 17) and runs through Sunday, March 26 at…
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“Souvenir” Kicks Off Bridge Street Theatre’s Season [Berkshire on Stage]
On October 25, 1944, wealthy (and tone-deaf) soprano Florence Foster Jenkins and her accompanist Cosme McMoon performed a recital at Carnegie Hall. Tickets sold…
“Mothers & Sons” Opens at the Ghent Playhouse on Friday [Berkshire on Stage]
The Ghent Playhouse presents the regional premier of Terrence McNally's Mothers and Sons – a timely and touching contemporary play about change,…
THEATER REVIEW: “The Book Club Play” @ Hubbard Hall [Berkshire on Stage]
Review by Gail M. Burns
I don’t know about you, but I spend a lot of my winter down-time reading. Books – tangible, virtual and audio – provide…
“Watering the Flowers” Film Series Continues @ EMPAC at RPI [Berkshire on Stage]
Tonight (Wednesday, March 1) EMPAC at RPI in Troy kicks off the second half of the Watering the Flowers film series, which will feature the work of EMPAC…
Home Made Theater Announces 33rd Season [Berkshire on Stage]
Home Made Theater, Saratoga Springs’ resident theater company, is happy to announce their upcoming 2017-2018 season. HMT is located in SPAC's Spa Little…
“Hi, Are You Single?” @ Bridge Street Theatre This Weekend [Berkshire on Stage]
Ryan has a higher sex drive than you. He also has cerebral palsy. Following a pair of standing-room-only performances at the Public Theatre’s recent Under…
THEATER REVIEW: 10×10 New Play Festival @ Barrington Stage [Berkshire on Stage]
Review by Gail M. Burns
Ten 10-minute plays – five before intermission and five after – helmed by two directors – Julianne Boyd and Matthew Penn –…