This acclaimed Pulitzer Prize and Tony-winning play depicts two days in the lives of four real estate agents. They become desperate when the corporate office sends a representative to “motivate” them by announcing that, in one week, all except the top two salesmen will be fired.
Photograph by Ben Rudick
INISH presents
A Saint Patrick's Day Celebration with INISH
Directed by Holly Silva
March 13 | 8:00 PM | CenterStage | $3
A Saint Patrick's Day Celebration with INISH
INISH will be celebrating St. Partick’s day with a traditional Céilí. Dance, eat and be merry with INISH on Friday, March 3rd in the CenterStage. There will be no INISH performance on Saturday. It has been moved to April.
These performances are made possible in part by the Lipp Family Fund for Performing Artists
Photograph by Ben Rudick
Dance Dhamaka presents
Mainstage: A body conscious Bollywood dance show
March 13 and 14 | 8:30 PM | MainStage | $3
Dance Dhamaka, Williams’ Indian dance group, celebrates the magic of Bollywood on the Mainstage with an exciting new show: ‘Mainstage’. ‘Mainstage’ is a Bollywood style show about three women who discover themselves with the help of dance and each other. Think ‘Never Been Kissed’ meets ‘Centerstage’ meets ‘Fame’! Dance Dhamaka's show this year promises to follow in the footsteps of past shows like ‘Bombay in My Soul,’ ‘Brokeback Bollywood,’ and ‘Legally Brown.’ It will surprise audiences with spectacular Bollywood and Bhangra choreography, vibrant costumes, and lots of drama.
The BOX - music by living composers: French Duo
March 17 | 8:00 PM | CenterStage | $3
The BOX – music by living composers features the piano-percussion duo Ancuza Aprodu and Thierry Miroglio, a unique association of two internationally known soloists. Their work reflects an artistic blending of the melodic piano with the timbral percussion. This collaboration has evolved over several years in collaboration with living composers, producing a large body of work encompassing all the arts. The performance includes pieces by composers Kazuko Narita, Daniel Teruggi, Eric Chasalow, and Chengbi An. Illinois Wesleyan University professor David Vayo and Williams College Music Department’s own Ileana Perez Velazquez premiere new pieces for the duo.
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LANESBOROUGH, Mass. — Town meeting on Tuesday approved an almost $14 million fiscal 2027 budget, and approved bylaws for short-term rentals and signage, and for public safety vehicles.
Of the 20 warrant articles, one, Article 7, to use free cash to pay prior fiscal year bills of $941.27 was indefinitely postponed by Moderator David Rolle because the bills were for the fire association.
Some 247 of the town's more than 2,600 registered voters filled Lanesborough Elementary School, debating articles during a meeting that lasted more than three hours.
The town's 2027 spending plan is up more than 10 percent, with the main increases from higher enrollment in the regional schools and the McCann Technical School renovation project.
Voters approved the assessment of $7,586,284 for Mount Greylock Regional School. They also approved Article 11, which was the use of $16,298.48 in free cash for the McCann's roof and window replacement project so as not to impact the budget.
Ambulance Director Jen Weber is planning 24-hour coverage, which means more staff and a hike in her budget. Article 5 asked the town to appropriate $234,100 to operate the Ambulance Enterprise Fund for salaries and expenses, which passed.
Fire Chief Jeff DeChaine spoke to the audience on his articles and the need for a new truck to replace the 1996 fire truck, listed on the warrant articles for a total $813,366, which includes a $100,000 contingency cost on whether a 2026 model-year chassis can be secured before new emissions standards in 2027. If they get the 2026 chassis, that contingency likely won't be needed.
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