Different meanings for this 'Home' By Louise Kennedy
Quiet, slyly metaphorical, and less puzzling (at least to jaded 21st-century eyes) than it means to be, "Home" is the kind of play that felt fresh and truthful then but seems a little too ar…
Quiet, slyly metaphorical, and less puzzling (at least to jaded 21st-century eyes) than it means to be, "Home" is the kind of play that felt fresh and truthful then but seems a little too ar…
Sometimes a day at the beach is no day at the beach. In Ellen Melaver's quietly affecting new play, "Not Waving," it's an occasion for revisiting old sorrows, uncovering barely concealed ten…
'See Rock' goes from page to stage at Musical Theatre Lab in Pittsfield
Vivian Matalon directed the writer-actor in 1966; now he brings his one-acts to the Berkshires
Actor/comedian Nate Corddry honed his craft as an apprentice at Williamstown Theatre Festival. Now he's back, and a rising star.
Farce and summer seem like a natural match. For some reason, though, this summer's offerings of French farce in the Berkshires feel a little too heavy for the season.
First-time playwright Christine Whitley, whose "Goatwoman of Corvis County" has it's world premiere at Shakespeare & Company this weekend, says her tale plays on the idea of some mystery in …
Thompson shines in Shakespeare tragedy
Crammed with clowns and lovers, dukes and rustics, great poetry and rollicking song, "As You Like It" has something for every mood.
Theresa Rebeck's play, zippily directed and sharply acted in its world premiere at the Williamstown Theatre Festival, turns out to be: funny, funny, funny.
STRATFORD, Ontario -- It takes a lot to upstage the Bard, but Lope de Vega manages to do just that at the 2008 Stratford Shakespeare Festival.
Castmates know the struggles of the actors they play in 'The Understudy'
"Going to St. Ives" plays like a game of cat and mouse, say co-stars Lindsay Crouse and Jacqui Parker.
Broadway and television actor Fred Weller, who stars in the USA Network crime drama, "In Plain Sight," is taking a TV break to join his college pal in Shakespeare on the Common.
"The Book Club Play" is a play about a film mockumentary about people who love books. The form it most resembles, however, is TV sketch comedy - and not particularly sharp TV sketch comedy, …
Thematically rich, structurally deft, and emotionally complex, "Broke-ology" would be an admirable achievement for any playwright. For one who just graduated from the Juilliard School, it's …
Performer and playwright Mark Setlock says his collaborations with writers Becky Mode and Steve Murray gave him confidence as both a writer and actor.
Nik Walker - son of former news anchor Liz Walker - plays the key role of the narrator in "Assassins" - the dark Stephen Sondheim musical about people who have killed or tried to kill Americ…