Sign-up and post on Iberkshires today.It's Free!
Already a member? Log In
43°  H- 75%
The Berkshires online guide to events, news and Berkshire County community information.
Monday December 1, 2008
 Make us your homepage!
 

Daily Digest

Like to Write?
Passionate about local sports? Into the environment? Obsessive about local meetings?

Let your neighbors know what's going on in Berkshire County! iBerkshires accepts submissions about local events, news and opinion pieces. There are openings for freelance work, too, for qualified candidates. E-mail tdaniels@iberkshires.com to find out more.
Got Flu?
Track its spread through Google!
How much is heating oil this week?
How to get heating help
Win a restaurant gift certificate.
Need to contact iBerkshires? Here's how.

Obituaries

Mildred Clark Lasher, 99
Gerald J. Baclawski, 71
Gino J. Cortesi, 83
Adrien "Lefty" Lefevre, 85
Peter G. Arlos, 82
Former Pittsfield councilor
More obituaries

What's Playing


A television-hero pup (John Travolta) thinks he's a real superdog in the Disney film "Bolt."
Movie schedules and times

Sales Fliers

 
 

Columnists

That's Life

Dealing with Dirty Laundry

Independent Investor

Economy Will Dictate Agenda, Not President

Pick of the Week

Staind

Sports 'N Stuff

NFL Midseason Report Card



Other Stuff

Long Waits at State's Unemployment Offices
Federal government has 8,000 job openings
The president-elect's new Web site
www.change.gov

 Search: 
 for    

Related Stories

 
Printer Friendly Version
   Recommend this story to a friend

Colonial Hosting Production of 'Greater Tuna'

- March 17, 2008

PITTSFIELD – The Colonial theater will host a local production of  the comic play "Greater Tuna" in April.

The long-running Off-Broadway hit features two actors creating the entire population of Tuna - the third-smallest town in Texas - in a tour de farce of quick-change artistry,  20 characterizations and small-town morals.

Directed by Leonard Yon with costumes by Susan Slack, it will be performed by lifelong Berkshire County residents and veterans of local productions Michael P. Murphy and Sam Slack.

Slack and Murphy, who have been good friends since high school but have rarely had opportunities to work together, decided to produce "Greater Tuna" themselves rather than wait for chance they would ever be on stage together. This production will be Murphy's third time and Slack's second reprising the roles.

The play runs Friday and Saturday, April 18 and 19, at 8 p.m. Tickets are $20 and $15 and can be purchased at the Colonial ticket office at 111 South St. weekdays from  10 to 5, Saturday 10 to 2, or by calling 413 997-4444 or at www.TheColonialTheatre.org
Your Comments
Post Comment
No Comments


iBerkshires.com Text Ads
www.iberkshires.com
www.berkshireads.com
www.iberkshires.com
www.mountainone.com
Advertise on iBerkshires.com



Essentials
Berkshire Nightlife
Berkshire Photos
Berkshire Wallpaper
Borrow Movies
Class Reunion Page
Columnists
Dannyoart.com
Movie Times
Obituaries
Randy Trabold

Enter your email address below to receive our FREE iBerkshires.com Newsletter

| Home | A & E | Automotive | Business | Community News | Dining | Lodging & Travel |
| Real Estate | Schools | Sports & Outdoors | Berkshires Weather | Weddings | Berkshires Map |
Advertise | Recommend This Page | Help
Contact Us | Privacy Policy| User Agreement
Execution Time: 238 ms