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By: J. Peter Bergman
It is hard to imagine a better production of this “new” play, which had its world premiere in 2022. This is a wonderful season opener for Dorset, and it is hopefully a harbinger for what is yet to come there.
By: J. Peter Bergman
This is simply a show that must be seen. Sharon Playhouse jumps into the number-one spot of the season with "Swingtime Canteen."
By: J. Peter Bergman
We have this now-classic with us until the 16th of the month. It is a good opportunity to celebrate who we are, and what we have, while we still have it.
By: J. Peter Bergman
For me, this was an unanticipated theatrical triumph. That is due, in part, to the talent on stage.
By: J. Peter Bergman
Good times are back at the Mac. I would love to have this production around for a long time, but it only has two weeks. Whether you know it or not, it is one musical that needs to be seen and appreciated.
By: J. Peter Bergman
This moving melodrama is perhaps the most unusual show you will see all season. We are lucky to have its world premiere here in Pittsfield. I defy anyone over the age of 30 to see it and not be moved.
By: J. Peter Bergman
Even the almost historical shows, such as “1776," emerge as dramatic triumphs compared to “Rebel Town.” The latter still needs a major overhaul to become a viable, memorable, and worthwhile musical theater experience.
By: Peter Bergman, David Noel Edwards, Larry Wallach, Ben Elliott
Home Arts & Entertainment THEATER REVIEW: Dorset... THEATER REVIEW: Dorset Theatre Festival’s production of ‘The Understudy’ plays at the Dorset Playhouse through July 19
By: J. Peter Bergman
This play can be difficult if you don’t know it. I suggest reading it, or reading about it, if you aren't already familiar. It is a comedy. It is a musical. It is farcically serious. I think it is a triumph for the company.
By: J. Peter Bergman
Political comedy is fun in this author’s talented hands. The play is as delicious to experience visually as it is verbally. In this bucolic setting, it becomes even more poignant.
