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“Marilyn Uncovered” — The Bert Stern Family Collection At Sohn Fine Art — "Marilyn and Bert in the Mirror," 1962. 12.5"x18.5" Photograph. Archival pigmen print. Signed by artist. Image courtesy Sohn Fine Art.

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“Marilyn Uncovered” — The Bert Stern Family Collection At Sohn Fine Art

The gallery debuts the family collection of Bert Stern's last photographs of Marilyn Monroe prior to her death.

By Julia Dixon

Adams Theater Presents A Staged Reading, “The Refuseniks,” About Soviet Jewry

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Adams Theater Presents A Staged Reading, “The Refuseniks,” About Soviet Jewry

The play is a dramatized story of the real Refuseniks, Russian Jews who were refused exit visas in the face of antisemitism.

By Julia Dixon

Taylor Mac and Heather Christian Tackle Clarence Thomas in Musical Theater

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Taylor Mac and Heather Christian Tackle Clarence Thomas in Musical Theater

The theater artists will speak on creativity and perform from their work in progress at the New Marlborough Meeting House.

By Hannah Van Sickle

Jazz Guitarist And Yankee Great Bernie Williams To Perform At Millbrook Winery

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Jazz Guitarist And Yankee Great Bernie Williams To Perform At Millbrook Winery

Legendary centerfielder Bernie Williams brings jazz and a new bottle of wine to Millbrook Winery August 3.

By Jamie Larson

The Stissing Center Brings World-Class Performances To Pine Plains — The Wildwoods

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The Stissing Center Brings World-Class Performances To Pine Plains

An iconic building in Pine Plains has been restore to its former glory and is a center of cultural activity.

By Chronogram Media Branded Content Team

“Arlo Guthrie: Native Son” Exhibit Celebrates The First Family Of American Folk Music — Courtesy The Guthrie Center

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“Arlo Guthrie: Native Son” Exhibit Celebrates The First Family Of American Folk Music

If you’ve never been, now’s the time to get to the Guthrie Center to view the legendary Guthrie family's memorabilia.

By Albert Stern

Review: “La Cage Aux Folles” at Barrington Stage Company — Courtesy Barrington Stage Company

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Review: “La Cage Aux Folles” at Barrington Stage Company

The company’s production earns the rave reviews it got when it opened on Broadway.

By Editor

Welcome to the Berkshires, Alfred E. Neumann — Alfred E. Neuman and Norman Rockwell, Richard Williams, oil on canvas, 2002, cover illustration for Mad Art: A Visual Celebration of MAD Magazine and the Idiots Who Create It (Watson Guptill, 2002),.

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Welcome to the Berkshires, Alfred E. Neumann

"What, Me Worry?" The Art and Humor of MAD Magazine" features iconic illustrations and cartoons by the Usual Gang of Idiots.

By Editor

Baryshnikov Arts Hosts Bloodlines Interwoven, A Festival Of Art And Diaspora, At Kaatsbaan — Bloodlines Interwoven Festival Artistic Director Kauro Watanabe, standing, at Baryshnikov Arts in New York City, flanked by musicians Maeve Gilchrist and Adam O'Farrill. All photos provided by Baryshnikov Arts.

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Baryshnikov Arts Hosts Bloodlines Interwoven, A Festival Of Art And Diaspora, At Kaatsbaan

A multicultural collaboration at Baryshnikov Arts will be taking over the Tivoli center in June.

By Jamie Larson

“The Plastic Bag Store,” Multimedia With A Message At MASS MoCA — The back of a box of “Italy’s #1 Plastic Bags,” a spoof on Barilla pasta. Photo: Julia Dixon

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“The Plastic Bag Store,” Multimedia With A Message At MASS MoCA

Through a store made of plastic grocery items, plus puppets and film, MASS MoCA explores the foreverness of plastic.

By Editor

Wonder And Awe: All In A Day’s Work for Matica Circus — Riordan Gallucio

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Wonder And Awe: All In A Day’s Work for Matica Circus

The circus-for-hire will dazzle your guests and also offers classes in aerial silks, trapeze and other circus arts.

By Editor

“I Make Envy on Your Disco” — A Q&A With Author Eric Schnall

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“I Make Envy on Your Disco” — A Q&A With Author Eric Schnall

The Tony Award-winning theatrical producer and marketing director (and Salisbury homeowner) talks about his first novel.

By Albert Stern