Dubbed, “Among the best folk-rock artists in the US” by the Tucson Weekly, singer/songwriter and Iowa transplant Namoli Brennet has been touring the US and Europe since the days of Napster.

This is a four week workshop, where you’ll develop (or, for more experienced players, deepen) your understanding of the shared fundamentals of improv theater. We’ll explore these fundamentals through improv exercises, games, and scenes, in a supportive and safe environment.

Join local poet and writer Gillian Ebersole for a writing workshop this June focusing on poetry, prose, and short fiction!

Coral Moons brings their signature blend of retro-rock and surf-pop to the indie stage.

A collective endeavor which engages in rhythmic typewriter manipulation combined with elements of performance, comedy and satire.

Julia has been described by colleagues and press as, among other things, “a force of nature”, and “a comedy chainsaw flying through the room”.

What does it mean to rediscover wonder as an adult? why are you all still here seeks to reckon with the feeling of finding characters in our lives that remind us of our past.

“Listening to Dayna’s voice was like a drug.  It wasn’t just her tone or her range or her power, which,  if I knew anything about vocal technique, I could praise at length.  No, it was something emotional.  Her voice sounded like desperation hurled into the world with exquisite control.” Steve Almond, from the essay, “Dayna Kurtz sings the World a Lullabye” in Rock and Roll Will Save Your Life

Fun Night is a semi-regular improv show where veteran improvisers Liz Butler and Ben Jardine are joined by surprise special guests from the Berkshires and beyond.

These charming vintage clowns play circus animals, sing as a human calliope, do the classic circus mirror routine, invent a number of ridiculous “entrées”, perform live music, and execute a very satisfying slow motion number involving a pie!

Together, the three string-wielding maestros have forged a powerful group dynamic, developed over years of gigging and concerts, and the result is an interplay that will bring a smile to your face!

Guitarists and composers Colin Isotti and Andrew Szmauz combine their classical, flamenco, and jazz skills to adapt a variety of music from around the world. Both students of Cuban-American maestro José Manuel Lezcano, they bring melodies and danceable grooves from Brazil, Spain, and Cuba to the stage.

Fun Night is a semi-regular improv show where veteran improvisers Liz Butler and Ben Jardine are joined by surprise special guests from the Berkshires and beyond.

Hailed as a “trumpet prodigy” by Berkshires Jazz, Richard Stanmeyer has been performing professionally for over ten years.

Marrano, a tale of the Inquisition, is an escape show in which we turn to the past to understand the present.

Part of our Family Friendly Series, The Bone Collectors are archeologists of songs and excitement!

Fun Night is a semi-regular improv show where veteran improvisers Liz Butler and Ben Jardine are joined by surprise special guests from the Berkshires and beyond.

Fun Night is a semi-regular improv show where veteran improvisers Liz Butler and Ben Jardine are joined by surprise special guests from the Berkshires and beyond.

Qualia Dance Collective seeks to explore the qualities of space, time, and energy as catalysts for movement and art and performs the choreography of Fiona Scruggs.