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TANGLEWOOD INTERVIEW: Actors join Boston Symphony Orchestra for theatrical ‘Romeo and Juliet’ concert on Friday, July 11, in the Shed

The theatrical concert version of "Romeo and Juliet" does not feature the ballet’s full score. Instead, it features excerpts Director Bill Barclay selected to support a narrated theatrical experience.

CONNECTIONS: Affairs of state, or state of affairs

Were we simpler and purer then; were the scandals? Were we more sensitive to over-stepping and wrong-doing, less willing to overlook it and quicker to condemn? Perhaps, but explicit details rouse emotions then and now.

Kenneth Robert Heath Jr., 56, of Pittsfield

Kenneth was a member of the Tolland and Monterey fire departments, was in 4-H and Boy Scouts, and enjoyed fishing.

FilmColumbia: Asghar Farhadi’s ‘Everybody Knows’ explores the consequences of secrets past

In his first film set in Spain, director Asghar Farhadi continues to provoke and examine his usual themes of class and gender struggles.

Smoke Signals from the Swamp: The Russians and more Russians

Thanks to special counsel Mueller’s July 13, 2018, indictment of 12 Russian military intelligence officers, we’ve learned in excruciating detail about the extensive hacking of the Democratic National Committee and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, and cyberattacks on the boards of elections of various states, and companies that supply software and other technology related to the administration of U.S. elections.

CONNECTIONS: A brief history of fake news

From editors blatantly trying to sell papers by any means to columnists courting readers to publishers trying to shape national policy, the people believe the fake news as readily as they believe the truth.

Letter from Barcelona: We are not afraid

It was especially discouraging to listen to the State of the Union from here in Spain, a place where they’re not buying into Trump’s message of fear – fear of immigrants, fear of falling, fear of each other.

Uncle Sam’s policy of Fickle Friendship: Two test cases

With a friend like the United States, what freedom-loving people – from the native tribes of New England to the self-liberated people of the Philippines – needed an enemy?

ART REVIEW: Splendor, Myth, and Vision: Nudes from the Prado

Because it is right here in Berkshire County, perhaps it is easy to forget what a major art museum the Clark is, and how highly it is regarded internationally.

Richard Scott Burow, 66, of Stockbridge

Richard enjoyed traveling, especially to France (and Paris, in particular), which he visited often, as well as Spain, where he became a dedicated fan of the Real Madrid soccer team.
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