Get Visual: Galleries are re-opening! (Part II)
As New York State’s Phase 4 of reopening kicks into gear, many major museums are getting there, too.
After months of utter drought, the Fenimore Art Museum …
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THEATER REVIEW: “Where Storms Are Born” @ Williamstown [Berkshire on Stage]
Review by Barbara Waldinger
The 2017 season underlines Williamstown Theatre Festival’s commitment to new work. Six of the seven plays at the Festival are…
THEATER REVIEW: “The Roommate” at Williamstown [Berkshire on Stage]
Review by Barbara Waldinger
A play bearing the title The Roommate evokes visions of college dormitories or New York City apartments, unaffordable for…
Williamstown Theatre Festival Announces 2017 Summer Season [Berkshire on Stage]
Artistic Director Mandy Greenfield has announced the Williamstown Theatre Festival 2017 Summer Season, the 63rd season for the Tony Award-winning theater…
THEATER REVIEW: “And No More Shall We Part” @ Williamstown Theatre Festival [Berkshire on Stage]
Reviewe by Macey Levin
The Williamstown Theatre Festival's American premiere of And No More Shall We Part by Australian playwright Tom Holloway is a…
THEATER REVIEW: “An American Daughter” @ Williamstown Theatre Festival [Berkshire on Stage]
Review by Macey Levin
Almost 20 years ago Wendy Wasserstein’s An American Daughter was produced by Lincoln Center Theater; it received mostly mixed…
Theater Review: “Romance Novels for Dummies” @ Williamstown Theatre Festival [Berkshire on Stage]
Theater review by Larry Murray
Part romantic comedy and part relationship play, Romance Novels for Dummies had its world premiere on the main stage of…
THEATER REVIEW: “The Chinese Room” @ Williamstown Theatre Festival [Berkshire on Stage]
Theater review by Macey Levin
In Shakespeare’s The Tempest, Miranda, the wizard Prospero’s teen-age daughter, upon seeing men other than her father for…