Monica Bliss grew up in the Berkshires and now lives in New Lebanon, N.Y. with her husband, daughters, dog, and cats. She spends her time singing, acting, directing, writing, cooking, baking, and working towards social change.
The licorice flavor of the fennel paired with the sweet pear, fresh herbs, tart lemon, crunchy walnuts, and creamy yogurt creates a symphony of flavor and texture.
Proving that you can’t kill what’s already dead, drag icon, TV writer, and comedienne Jackie Beat celebrates over 35 years as a shameless clown —and one more trip around the sun— with live singing, hilarious new parodies, sick and twisted classics, and “comedy” that legally must be put in quotation marks.
Shakespeare & Company presents an outdoor production of “Romeo and Juliet” at the Arthur S. Waldstein Amphitheatre, recently named one of the “Top 10 Outdoor Performance Venues in the U.S.” by Newsweek.
Nominated for 10 Tony Awards and Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, Sondheim’s innovative score explores pointillism in sound before opening out into one of the most glorious choral finales in the repertory.
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This inspired night of jazz, blues, world, and funk music features an all-star band led by trumpeter Richard Boulger, featuring saxophonist Ron Blake, guitarist Rodney Jones, Alex Blake, Dario Boente, and drummers Mino Cinelu and Kenwood Dennard.
“The Era of Manifestations” was a period from 1837 to the mid-1850s when Shakers came under a spiritual revival marked by visions and ecstatic experiences among the followers.
Replete with dancing bears and bags of luck, and set on the day after the Emancipation Proclamation, “Jubilee” joyfully asks what the world might become when all people are truly free.
The evening-long dance piece is set to composer Julius Eastman’s jubilant work of the same title, “Femenine” is a vibrant embodiment of queer joy, celebrating Black and Brown LGBTQ+ people and artistry in times of resilience and solidarity.
Wilder’s rich, soulful sound and growing catalog of original, captivating music will be accompanied by the Moonflowers in front of the Fitzpatrick Greenhouse.
“Reading Frederick Douglass Together" is being presented at more than 50 sites across Massachusetts in partnership with the Du Bois Freedom Center, the West Stockbridge Historical Society, and American Composer and West Stockbridge resident Eric Shimelonis.
The Pittsfield Parade Committee presents the Pittsfield Parade Concert, an evening of incredible live music at the Pittsfield Common, featuring the iconic Greater Kensington String Band, affectionately known as “The Mummers” with special guests, the WhoaPhat Brass Band.
