One of the oldest, and arguably the coziest, of music festivals in the Continental 48, The Green River Festival continues to act as caretake to the thread running between genres and generations.
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The "new Mamet," The Christopher Boy’s Communion conjures up “some of the old black magic” that has assured the playwright a place in theatre history.
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On a sparse stage, and in fine voice, Treat Williams becomes Ulysses S. Grant and asks us to consider the costs of moral courage at a time of national divisiveness.
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The ultimate diminished monarch consecrates a new stage in King Lear, at Shakespeare & Company, Lenox through August 28.
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“Hey Yolk Bath — Can We Dance?!”: Emerging Artist Series at The Foundry
Q. How do you pack the dance floor on a summer Tuesday in West Stockbridge?
A. Based on this week’s show at The Foundry, featuring Amherst’s Yolk Bath, there are certain elements to attend to.
First and foremost, you’ll need a critical mass of fans.
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