Shakespeare & Company: Passions of 'Othello' By Jeffrey Borak

Berkshire Theatre Festival: A play for all seasons By Jeffrey Borak

'Sleepless' in Pittsfield By Clarence Fanto<br> Broadway veteran brings new musical to Barrington Stage

Rebeck in her element By Carrie Saldo

Shakespeare & Company takes 'Othello' to the Mainstage By Jeffrey Borak

Tripping through 'Violet Hour' By Jeffrey Borak

"The Violet Hour" plays with time, reality and the mind, but to little purposeful effect.

'Sisters' lost in a birch forest By Jeffrey Borak

Director digs into Chekov By Jeffrey Borak

Tanglewood: Some enchanted evening By Richard Houdek

When we look back on the summer of 2008, one event will remain indelibly in our memory: the evening we spent with Barbara Cook.

Family reaches for a dream By Jeffrey Borak

"Broke-Ology" almost doesn't work. It often has a been-there-done-that feel and the outcome is not all that unexpected. And yet, "Broke-Ology" works admirably. It works because of the honest…

Tanglewood: July night smiles on Sondheim By Clarence Fanto

'The Book Club Play': A look at friends, characters By Jeffrey Borak

Play examines family, sacrifice By Richard Houdek

The scenario well could have emerged from the pen of Miller, O'Neill or Inge. In this case it's Nathan Louis Jackson, a still fresh face at the drama desk, who has just watched his world-pre…

A rocky road to fame, glory By Jeffrey Borak

On the surface, Matthew Wilkas and Mark Setlock's intermittently funny "Pageant Play" - which is having its world premiere at Berkshire Theatre Festival's Unicorn Theatre - is about the worl…

Pageant world takes center stage By Jeffrey Borak

Playwright/ actor Mark Setlock acknowledges he knew very little about the world of child pageants until, that is, three years ago when he saw the HBO documentary, "Living Dolls."

Shakespeare & Company: All's not so well at Founders' By Jeffrey Borak

Williamstown Theatre Festival: 'Atheist' tracks journalist who is his own story By Jeffrey Borak

New musical undertakes a voyage of discovery By Jeffrey Borak

Actor gets a workout in an edgy new play By Jeffrey Borak

Scott is eager to see how Berkshires audiences will respond to "The Atheist."

BTF at 80: Witnessing a changing personality by Jeffrey Borak

Artistic director to start tenure By Jeffrey Borak

With his production of "She Loves Me," director Nicholas Martin is raising one curtain while lowering another.

'24,' BTF, family By Clarence Fanto

'Candida' a worthy effort By Jeffrey Borak

'Bee' is soothing b-a-l-m By Jeffrey Borak

Williamstown Theatre Festival: Durang in top form By Jeffrey Borak