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.
You’re invited to an exclusive look at artistic risk-taking in action as Juilliard presents an informal showing of works created during the Juilliard Risk Lab Residency.
Called “Dreamy and daring” by Rolling Stone, Caitlin Canty’s songs harness the grit and spark at the heart of American music, tempered with a voice both haunting and distinct.
The show features about 300 photos from R. M. Hungate’s five photography expeditions to Churchill Manitoba, which is is located on the edge of the Arctic Tundra and considered as the polar bear capital of the world.
Carl Sprague inherited a collection of 60 antique Czech marionettes, each about eight inches tall, that were assembled by his great-grandfather, Julius Hybler.
The opera offers a commentary on the superficial pressures of society at a moment when our contemporary culture renders Foreman and Gordon’s critiques more cutting than ever.
Come celebrate African-American culture and unity with an afternoon of dancing, drumming, a candle-lighting ceremony, and the sharing of Nguzo Saba, the seven principles of Kwanzaa, followed by a community dinner.
The CRA welcomes Ariana Massery as the nonprofit’s new Executive Director, succeeding Alison Peters, who is retiring after 16 years of dedicated leadership and service.
The Crandell Theatre and Shaker Museum present an exclusive, advance screening screening of “The Testament of Ann Lee” followed by a live in-person discussion with Emmy and Golden Globe winner Amanda Seyfried.
With humor, artistic-homage, and grace, “Angry, Raucous, and Shamelessly Gorgeous” packs a punch as it explores artistic ownership, generational identity, and jungle-red nail polish.
