Mac-Haydn Theatre launches ‘In the Meantime’ webcast series Chatham, N.Y. — Mac-Haydn Theatre has announced the launch of “In the Meantime,” a weekly webcast series hosted by producing artistic director John Saunders, as part of the Mac-Haydn Online virtual programming initiative. The series will premiere Friday, May 22, at noon and continue subsequent Fridays at
This is more than a simple comedy. It is about the interpersonal skills that keep a marriage alive and well.
In a letter to the editor, Richard Sherman writes, “The story mixed humor, drama and ‘whodunit’ perfectly and resulted in a well-deserved and rousing standing ovation.”
Too much has been drawn from Agatha Christie’s fiction, forced onto the reality of her life and left to the audience to sort out while the play is going on.
Berkshire District Attorney Andrea Harrington will appear Tuesday, Aug. 6, at 7:30 p.m. at the Becket Arts Center for a frank discussion about issues of criminal justice reform.
There is an awkward reality on the Dorset stage that feels right, that comes together for the sake of exploring what makes unusual people tick.
Though the Penny Post facilitated family ties, promoted business and spread information to an ever-widening postal “network,” it also became a tool for blackmail, slander, unsolicited mass mailings and junk mail.
It is always surprising when a play that is now 89 years old still has its get-up-and-go, its gumption, its humor relatively intact and its impact just as imperative as it used to when first seen.
As good as the script is, the bulk of the awarding here must go to the director for directing this comedy romance in such a clever, swift, well-timed fashion.
The director’s sewing machine has created a seamless garment of humanity on the Dorset stage.
The Nonprofit Center of the Berkshires will hold a one-day Nonprofit Boot Camp Wednesday, July 11, which will cover the basics of nonprofit management including governance, finance, fundraising, legal and best practices.
I love plays where the two principals are changed by knowing one another, and that seems to be the goal of this author: to show how this closeness and community sensibility in new motherhood can alter character.
The object of the selection of winners is not to single out the “best” in any category, but to reward the outstanding elements of the season, the work that is not possible to forget, that stands out, that exemplifies excellence.
New this year is the availability of the Healthy Incentives Program, in which Berkshire Grown is one of 40 Massachusetts nonprofits participating.
The goal of the ALICE program is to provide individuals with survival-enhancing options for critical moments in the gap between when a violent situation begins and when law enforcement arrives on the scene.
Silly accents and disguises abound as five actors portray over 40 characters in ‘Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery,’ featuring Liz Wisan as Sherlock Holmes.
On June 4, the Berkshire International Film Festival wrapped up its 12th festival with luminaries such as Christopher Plummer, John Carroll Lynch, Karen Allen, Steven Cantor, Sheila Nevins, David Edelstein and Paul Krugman as well as 40 filmmakers in attendance.
During the renovation, the main dining room of the hotel will be open only to in-house hotel guests.
In the 21st century, the birthday of Scottish poet Robert Burns is celebrated by Scots and poetry lovers all over the world, from the British Isles to India and Japan.
The sextet of players has created a perfection in this play that works for them all; familiarity breeds reality.
In an age of appropriation, we look at what other gardeners are doing not merely to mimic but to find a way to express ourselves.
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