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Kenneth Tigar and Robert Zukerman in Boca, by Jessica Provenz, directed by Julianne Boyd, playing Outdoors at the BSC Production Center now through August 29; photo by Daniel Rader.

BOCA: the laugh we’ve been waiting for

August 7, 2021

Arts & Entertainment·News·Theatre

The wit, rather than wisdom, of the ages gives audiences a healthy dose of the medicine that transcends all boundaries in this

(From left) William LeBow, as Mr. Stone, Keira Naughton, as Joan, and David Adkins, as Alan, in “The Christopher Boy’s Communion.” photo courtesy Great Barrington Public Theater

One last crack at Mamet?
Closing Weekend for The Christopher Boy’s Communion

August 5, 2021

Arts & Entertainment·Theatre

The "new Mamet," The Christopher Boy’s Communion conjures up “some of the old black magic” that has assured the playwright a place

A Rare Treat at Simon’s Rock: Or,
An Evening-in-Progress with General Grant

August 3, 2021

Arts & Entertainment·Theatre

On a sparse stage, and in fine voice, Treat Williams becomes Ulysses S. Grant and asks us to consider the costs of

Gallery 51 visitors visualize ongoing horror at southern border in Hostile Terrain

July 20, 2021

Arts & Entertainment·Education·The System

Visitors to the opening of "Hostile Terrain" at Gallery 51 experience a representation of deadly US border policy.

Christopher Lloyd, Jonathan Epstein, and Jasmine Cheri Rush in Shakespeare & Company's 2021 production of King Lear; photo by Katie McKellick.

Old Before Thou Hadst Been Wise

July 20, 2021

Arts & Entertainment·Theatre

The ultimate diminished monarch consecrates a new stage in King Lear, at Shakespeare & Company, Lenox through August 28.

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