Tag: John Hadden

Berkshires actor, writer and director Jim Frangione shows us around the Berkshires theater scene.

There's a lesson in all of this: Don't expect life to be generous.

WAM's production won't last forever, which is a pity, for it should be seen by as many people as possible.

The Feigenbaum Foundation is providing $2.5 million in support of the Berkshire Museum’s New Vision campaign, the largest single gift to the museum since its founding in 1903.

Hadden – the author, the storyteller and the son – is an actor who can divide himself superbly into two similar men who are so very much alike.

Poets of all experience levels are welcome for an exploration of the Nick Cave installation “Until” at Mass MoCA, followed by a workshop with Carl Hancock Rux.

"Shipwrecked!...." is a fine example of how an audience can be given more than it can handle and still come out feeling all right.

The window painting is a longstanding downtown tradition that gives students a chance to casually interact through a positive activity with storeowners who help the students throughout the day.

With this Jonathan Croy production and these people on stage, you will never, ever be bored.

Not your usual rendition of the play, this edition allows for imagination and nuanced creations and provides for the romantic nature of the play over the concept of prejudice and hatred that so often colors the work.

Director John Hadden has delivered a perfectly delectable version. He has obviously had a wonderful time working on this show. He has a handle on this period stuff and it pays off in a big way. It makes the trip to Cambridge, N.Y., worthwhile.