West Stockbridge, MA – Old friends, Cady Huffman (Tony Award winning actress for The Producers) and Mary Ann McSweeney (award winning jazz Bassist, who recently made her onstage Broadway debut in Girl From the North Country) come together in It Was A Very Good Year to investigate music during a pandemic. Combining voice with bass, and whatever else strikes their fancy, the…

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West Stockbridge, MA – After a successful 2020 summer/fall season pivoting to socially distanced outdoor programming, The Foundry in West Stockbridge has lined up open-air performance every weekend of June through August on The Foundry Green. Music, theater, and dance every weekend fulfills the venue’s mission to offer a platform of diverse, unique artists. Over…

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West Stockbridge, MA – The Foundry is delighted to announce that in January 2021 it welcomes community centered artmaker, dramaturg, playwright, poet and performer Micah Rosegrant for a month-long residency at its performing arts space and incubator for new work in the center of West Stockbridge, MA. Listed as one of “13 Theater Workers You…

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West Stockbridge, MA – During the entire month of March, The Foundry welcomes a multi-media exhibition featuring 30 visual and performing artists all under the age of 30 for the fourth annual Berkshire 30under30 Festival, 30under30:4. A wide variety of visual artists will provide a spread of work that will be on display in the gallery…

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West Stockbridge, MA – Diana Weymar’s Tiny Pricks Project is set to come to The Foundry in West Stockbridge this winter season. The Tiny Pricks exhibit, “Tiny Pricks Project: Empower and Reclaim.” will run at The Foundry from December 7, 2019-January 21, 2020. (Martin Luther King weekend.) During the holiday weekend The Foundry will create a…

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Writing & Performing the Monologue Friday mornings nine to noon September 6 – October 4 Accessing an interior life, and giving voice to that life in a way an audience can believe it it, is the art of the monologue. In this workshop, you will listen to and practice writing the kind of monologues that…

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Artist Pat Brentano’s works on paper in the gallery at The Foundry, 2 Harris Street, West Stockbridge resonates with viewers viscerally in part due to the size of the drawings and her expressive line. Titled “Is There No Decency?” the show evolved from the artist soliciting selfies from women in response to the current administration’s blatant disregard for women’s issues, then translated them through pastel, ink, and charcoal into large “in your face” drawings.

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