The Wild Party is a musical performed by K&E Theater group, with dancing, singing and a bawdy, rollicking party for the ages.
Proof, a play by David Auburn that won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama, was performed by Ja’Duke Theater in their Turners Falls venue, here is my review.
Pass Over is a powerful play about race, cops, and the city, performed by Chester Theater Company July 2022. play review.
Crazy for You at Ja’Duke theater is a strong song and dance musical with many large full cast numbers and excellent set design.
Chester Theatre Company’s first show of the season, Pride@prejudice, directed by Daniel Elihu Kramer, is a first-rate show, a crazy trip.
The Wilbraham United Player’s production of Noel Coward’s Present Laughter was a fun trip back in time to a gentile era of subtle hilarity.
Red: Passion and Patience in the desert, a story based on Terry Tempest Williams and her fight for the environment.
Admissions tells the story of a family whose son wants to get into Yale and the difficulties they face when race, class and money are figured in.
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time, performed by the Exit 7 Players in Ludlow, is a complicated story about a boy on the spectrum and the world he lives in.
Nunsense was written by Don Goggins in 1985, and tells the hilarious story of a convent of nuns who have to dispose of bodies and sing about it all.
Witch, a play produced at the Rand Theater at Umass by Jen Silverman, a funny medieval story of succession with a modern twist.
A staged reading of Guilty by Ellen Wittlinger, that combines so many touch points including race, class, money and college pedigree.