'Best of Enemies' Clash Over Civil Rights His approach to detailing the civil rights era comes to life in a way that more scholarly approaches would tend to bland out.
Shakespeare's 'Romeo & Juliet' an Odd Mix of Old and New Wrenched from the relative comfort of 16th-century Verona, their costumes bleached out in most scenes to ghostly white, director Daniela Varon takes a young cast on an amazing journey into her personal imagination.
Review: 'Moonchildren' at the Berkshire Theatre Festival Staged in the smaller Unicorn Theatre at the Berkshire Theatre Festival, the play is no more mainstream today than during its first American outing at Washington, D.C.'s Arena Stage.
'Streetcar' Opens Williamstown Theatre Season With a Bang He layers detail upon detail into a production that seems to have no boundaries, much less any walls. The audience is virtually in the scenes with the players, the effect is stunning.
'Guys & Dolls' Still The Best Musical of All Time Its magical ingredients are the perfect concoction of words, music, dance and story. It all begins with a bet, and from there on we are off to the races, so to speak.
Chekhov's 'The Seagull' Proves Main Street Stage Can Soar Chekhov is, even in the contemporary Berkshire setting of his pre-Russian Revolution play, still talking about all of us. ... Love, unrequited, and life, unresolved, are still what we humans are all about.
