Arts Berkshire Jewish Film Festival: Same Night, New Venue (Your Home) In its 34th year, the well-attended festival goes virtual. By Editor
Alice Quinn photo by Cameron Blaylock Arts "Together In A Sudden Strangeness:" Our Lives Now, Illuminated By Poetry In this anthology, American poets respond to the pandemic and the effect it has already had on our lives. By Editor
Screen shot from GROUP Arts In "GROUP," Therapy Is A Blend Of Entertainment And Education A Hillsdale psychoanalyst helps produce a TV pilot that puts the spotlight on group therapy. By Editor
Arts From the Rockwell Museum: An Evening of Sipping And Sketching Pencils (and cocktails) up! Mix a Rockwell-inspired beverage and sketch along with a renowned illustrator. By Editor
Clockwise, from top left: Aimee Doherty, Rebecca Pidgeon, Mike Brady, David Mamet, Jessica Provenz, Angela Angeloch, Carl Sprague, and Anne Undeland Photos provided by Great Barrington Public Theater Arts Great Barrington Public Theater Presents "Bear Tales: Six Feet Together" The Solo Performance Festival has morphed into a free, streaming program of works by theater professionals in our area. By Editor
Arts A Covid-19 Comeback: Child Actors And TV Dinners A Stockbridge, Mass. publisher provides distraction and nostalgia in a new book about the child actors we loved. By Editor
Two of the films available for streaming Arts Theaters Are Shut, But First-Run Indies Can Be Delivered To Your Home Thanks to shrewd distributors, three independent film operators are still showing indie films. By Editor
Bob Avian, Michael Bennett, and Jennifer Holliday rehearsing Dreamgirls. Arts Broadway Choreographer — And Kent Resident — Bob Avian Tells His Story The legendary Broadway choreographer has just released his memoir, and it's filled with hit shows and theater superstars. By Jamie Larson
Stephen Sondheim's yearbook photo (photo courtesy of Williams College); Anthony de Mare performance poster. Arts Williams College Celebrates Stephen Sondheim's Impact on Musical Theater As Sondheim turns 90, the college's most famous alum is sung, dramatized and debated in a jam-packed series open to the public. By Editor
Arts Looking To Plan A Romantic Valentine's Date? Get Your Tickets ASAP! Three cabaret superstars will heat things up at a benefit dinner and show for arts organization ASAP! By Editor
Arts Beth Robbins' "A Grief Sublime" Celebrates the Joy of Living The local author will launch her memoir and publishing company at Shakespeare & Company on December 7. By Amy Krzanik
Arts Listen Up: "Little Women" Audiobook To Launch At High Tea Christmas won't be Christmas without this new audio version of "Little Women" produced in the RI region. By Editor
