July 10-13: Natural Dance Theatre and Ko & Edge Company Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company - “Chapel/Chapter” Limited information is currently available online at Dreams at the PillowĪ double dose of provocative stories and a work fusing film and dance are among the highlights of the 76th season at Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival in Becket. World premiere set backstage at a show, by Theresa Rebeck. Lydia Diamond’s story of American slavery. Musical revival transferring to WTF from the Huntington Theatre CompanyĪnton Chekhov tale of decaying privilege in Russia.ĭavid Storey’s tale about four friends meeting in a park.Ĭampell Scott in one man story of ethically challenged journalist Rhoda Lerman’s one-woman play about Eleanor Rooseveltįor information and discounted subscriptions call 298-5576 or visit (online ticketing is scheduled to be available later this month).Ī lower budget - smaller casts, fewer shows - appears to shape the Williamstown Theatre Festival’s 54th season, the first under the direction of Nicholas Martin. Samuel Beckett’s tragicomedy about, well, waiting for Godot.Īugust 26-November 9: Eleanor: Her Secret Journey World-premiere adult satire set in the world of child pageants. Harold Pinter’s dark look at two brothers involved in a power struggle. Robert Bolt’s 1962 tragic drama about Sir Thomas Moore.Īugust 12-September 6: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?Įdward Albee’s scathing dissection of a brutal marriage. New play by Karen Zacarias about the disruption of a contemporary book club. George Bernard Shaw’s 1894 comedy with poet creating a romantic triangle. Ticket prices will range from $19.50 to $68. Casts will include a range of returnees, including Richard Chamberlain and Jan Maxwell squaring off.
The Stockbridge venue will feature plays by Shaw, Albee, Pinter and Beckett. Rarely produced classics and a couple of new titles will mark the 80th season at the Berkshire Theatre Festival. Rodgers & Hammerstein’s family “Do-Re-Mi” musical.įor information call 51 or visit Challenging fare at BTF The behind-the-scene look at the hopes and dreams of dancers. The politically incorrect but bouncy fifties musical of “Goin’ Courtin” June 5-15: Seven Brides for Seven Brothers The melodic Lerner & Loewe musicalization of “Pygmalion”
Ticket prices will increase this year, ranging from $26 to $28. The other newcomer to the Mac-Haydn hasn’t yet been announced. One of the shows making its Chatham debut during the theater’s 40th season will be “A Chorus Line,” presumably becoming a chorus circle at this theater-in-the-round. Five musicals from past seasons will return to the Mac-Haydn Theatre in Chatham this summer, with two others new to the venue.
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