commentary & opinion

Commentator Jackson Murphy says it'll be a big season for family films, but there will be plenty of blockbusters for adults too. He also says that, so far, theaters seem primed to have the most anticipated releases rather than streaming services.

If you need a cure for the winter blues Barrington Stage Company in Pittsfield, MA has the cure. Their “10 x10 New Play Festival” is guaranteed to lift your spirits.

February offers five compelling and diverse plays that seem timely and fun.

The Williamstown Theatre Festival announced it is going from annual productions to a biennial schedule.

Once upon a time the decision to be made was go out or stay home. Nowadays, most venues time their vents to end around 10 pm so you can do both.

Perhaps because of the many holidays in November it is a slow month in theater. But what is available is well-worth attending.

Once upon a time, in the world of local theater, September was considered a slow transitional month. Now summer companies have extended their seasons to include fall foliage.

What was I thinking when I bought a California coast redwood tree online?

Shakespeare & Company is closing its summer season with an erratic production of “The Taming of the Shrew.”

“Once”, a bittersweet romantic musical, is an ideal way to close out Maggie Mancinelli- Cahill’s 30-year tenure as the company’s Producing-Artistic Director.