The drama is potent and powerful and pleasant to watch in this well-staged, nicely acted edition.
Tag: Bill Shein
Business Briefs: Berkshire Workforce Skills Cabinet meeting; new land trust board members; grant for collaborative workspaces; Toole is Pacesetter of the Year; Mellon grant for Williams
A grant of $147,572 will support design, renovation and repairs at the Studio for Integrated Craft in Housatonic, the former Housatonic Curtain Company mill at 430 Park St.
THEATRE REVIEW: ‘The Father’ at the Ghent Playhouse a fine job with a difficult play, subject
Kudos to the theater company for taking on such an unusual play about such a difficult topic.
THEATRE REVIEW: Once again ‘Our Town,’ this time with new life
Every once in a while, something happens to transform this play and bring it back to its origins and, when that happens, as it did on stage at the Ghent Playhouse, it transforms me and my feelings about the play.
Springfield attorney challenges U.S. Rep. Neal from the left, points to ‘open secrets’ about his donors
There is a reason Amatul-Wadud cares so much about people. It’s because, as a lawyer specializing in probate, families, custody and visitation rights, “I get to see people in their most intimate spaces.”
Senate candidate Andrea Harrington is ‘straightforward, clear, and consistent’
In his letter to the editor, Bill Shein writes: “Compared to typical candidates who tread a safe and narrow path, and then refuse to take on powerful interests here and in Boston, Andrea Harrington stands out.”
Whatever happened to ‘Occupy Berkshires’?
‘If we focus only on financial resources, the average American in the top 500 has 40,000 times the wealth power of the median citizen.’
— Northwestern University Professor Jeffrey Winters