Western Mass Theatre News July 3, 2025

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Western Mass Theatre Newsletter View this email in your browser July 3 - 23, 2025 This weekend: Shake It Up at Shakespeare and Company!  Don't forget: Happier Valley Comedy is offering a 50% off special summer ticket discount for newsletter subscribers: use the code "westernmasstheatre" to get your discount!  The next issue will include events from July 10 - 30. Submit upcoming events via the link below or by emailing me before Tuesday at midnight. Any questions, comments or feedback? Email me at westernmasstheatre@gmail.com Submit Your Theatre Event Easthampton Theater Company Youth Theater Weeks July 14-18 and 21-25 at Williston Northampton School  Learn More and Apply Here The Wedding Jester July 25-27 at CitySpace in Easthampton Tickets and More Information YOUR EVENT HERE $5 per week for your poster and ticket link in top billing! Email me to reserve your dates. Click to Access: Western Mass Theatre Personnel Spreadsheet PERFORMANCES Shakespeare & Company Shake It Up: A Shakespeare Cabaret July 3-6 at 7:00 PM 70 Kemble St, Lenox MA 01240 A celebration of Shakespeare-influenced music, text, and storytelling for those both new to or familiar with Shakespeare, this devised production was co-created by Jacob Ming-Trent and Shakespeare & Company’s Artistic Director Allyn Burrows. It transforms the playhouse into an upscale club, complete with cafe tables, signature cocktails, and chandeliers. Ming-Trent features as both an actor and musician in Shake It Up, while Burrows directs.  “Shakespeare was the original rock and roller,” said Burrows. “Or if he wasn’t, his friends certainly were. Just as music washes over the landscape, Shakespeare’s poetry permeates our lives in ways we may not even be aware of. “Mashing Shakespeare’s words and songs that they influenced can create an alchemy worth exploring,” he continued, “and stir up a lot of fun in the process.” https://shakespeare.org/shows/2024/shake-it-up-a-shakespeare-cabaret-2/   Shakespeare & Company Romeo & Juliet July 12, 2025 at 7:00 PM August 10 Shakespeare & Co Presented under the Berkshires’ summer skies, Romeo and Juliet proves that even the ultimate case of love at first sight can lead to… well, chaos.  Meddling families and murderous duels meld to offer an evening of sword fights, swinging soirees, and secret weddings — but the play is also full of exuberant vulgarity, harsh brutality and above all, the tingling, unbearable delight of young love. https://shakespeare.org/shows/2024/romeo-and-juliet/   STILL – NEW ENGLAND PREMIERE OF A PERFORMED MUSICAL MEMOIR BY MARCIA GOMES,  DIRECTED BY ROBERTA UNO  After two previously sold out staged readings, the New England Premiere of STILL, a performed musical memoir, written and composed by Marcia Gomes, and directed by Roberta Uno, opens with two performances on July 12, 2025 at 8:00 pm, and July 13, 2025 at 2 pm at the A.P.E. Workroom Theater at 33 Hawley Street, Northampton, MA. STILL portrays a Black woman's journey to heal herself and liberate her family from a cycle of intergenerational trauma. Through compelling storytelling and original songs, the path to healing is revealed as the wisdom of her ancestors lights the way to wholeness. The music was stunning, and the acting was poignant and evocative… Never have I seen the portrayal of human strength, resilience, and recovery so beautifully rendered.— (Carolyn Dubois, retired professor of clinical social work) This piece touches places so deep and tender, so sacred and precious, so grateful and still healing — (Audience Member, January 2025 performance) This moving and powerful production is the first musical composed and written by Marcia Gomes, an accomplished vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, composer, actor, and graduate of Berklee College of Music. The play is directed by Roberta Uno, an award-winning theater director, dramaturg, and founder of New WORLD Theater at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Sheryl Stoodley, Artistic Director of Serious Play Theatre Ensemble, serves as production advisor, and Mollye Maxner, Co-Director of A.P.E., is a dramaturg for the production. The play is made possible with support from A.P.E. and a grant from the Scarlet Sock Theater Foundation in Northampton, MA. The talented cast includes Michelle Dowd, an Independent Reviewers of New England (IRNE) award winner for best actress, along with Hala Lord, Angelica Canlas Castro, and Kenna Harrison, professionally trained and seasoned actors and vocalists. Live music is performed by Ruth Mendelson, an Emmy-nominated, Berklee College of Music professor in film scoring; Andrew Wilcox, an award-winning jazz pianist; and JoBeth Umali, a Berklee College of Music graduate. Olivia Ilano Davis, founder of Spectrum in Motion in Hartford, CT, and Tiffany Joseph, choreographer, educator, and health and wellness practitioner, are choreographers for the production.   What:     STILL  When: July 12, 2025 at 8 pm  July 13, 2025 at 2 pm Where:   A.P.E. Workroom Theater 33 Hawley Street Northampton, MA Reservations here Ticket Prices:   $25-$30 suggested donation Flip the Script Saturday, July 12th @7pm We invite a local playwright to bring an unfinished script to the show; an original work that's never seen the stage. Then we read the character descriptions, cast the show, and launch into its first ever performance. Once we run out of lines, we drop the scripts and improvise the rest of the play while the playwright watches in delight (or horror!) Featuring experienced improvisers Mandy Anderson, Maddy Benjamin, Scott Braidman, Moe McElligott, Laura Patrick, Pam Victor, and Kate Zak. Our playwrights for July are Talya Kingston & Lisa Moore! Special Summer ticket offer for Western Mass Theatre News readers! Enter code "westernmasstheatre" for 50% off your ticket purchase! Offer for online ticket purchases only. https://www.happiervalley.com/2nd-saturdays.html Not In Charge: Improv Comedy Inspired By True Stories Saturday, July 19 @7pm Don't miss this talented group of friends in an improvised show inspired by true stories from the cast! Not In Charge is Mandy Anderson, Maddy Benjamin, Sally Ekus, Julie Waggoner, Jim Young, and Kate Zak. Special Summer ticket offer for Western Mass Theatre News readers! Enter code "westernmasstheatre" for 50% off your ticket purchase! Offer for online ticket purchases only. https://www.happiervalley.com/notincharge.html AUDITIONS & OPPORTUNITIES Smith College Department of Theatre is clearing out the prop storage this summer! If you are interested in some of the things we will be getting rid of (frames, baskets, books, bottles to start with but more as we go...) reach out to set up an appointment to look. Contact Amy Putnam at aputnam04@smith.edu to set up an appointment.  Academy of Music Theater Manager Description: The Academy of Music Theatre, an 816-seat performing arts center, located in beautiful downtown Northampton, Massachusetts, seeks a Theater Manager who will ensure quality customer service and the smooth and effective operation of the theater during productions and other events. This individual is responsible for recruiting, training and supervising customer service staff, including house managers, concessions workers, and volunteers, and also oversees the activities of third-party vendors (e.g., caterers) who participate in supporting productions. The Academy is a fast-growing non-profit. Applicants with the following experience and skills preferred: Front-of-House Responsibilities: Provide appropriate house management for all rehearsals, performances and events, including development events Oversee all front of house staff and volunteers, including recruitment, hiring, scheduling, and training. Work closely with backstage staff to ensure a timely start to performances Assist Development Committee and Executive Director with development and community events planning Ensure that front-of-house staff follow proper procedures as established by the theater’s board and management to maintain guest safety and comfort Serve as the point person for handling any situations that arise with guests immediately before, during and immediately after performances. Supervise the maintenance and cleaning of public spaces, including the main theater seating area, lavatories, lobby and lounge, heating and cooling systems Supervise Box Office Arrange building maintenance with Central Services or outside vendors Tracking rental charges and fees and providing invoice for renters Concessions Responsibilities:  Coordinate concession and merchandise displays in the concession area Manage vendors associated with concessions Maintain concession inventory and reports Apply for permits and licenses associated with concessions and vendor activities (e.g., liquor licenses, raffle permits) Volunteer responsibilities Recruiting, coordinating and quarterly trainings all front-of-house volunteers, including ticket takers, ushers, hosts, or reception workers Communicating opportunities to existing volunteers Providing proper supervision for volunteers at events at the theater Coordinating any artwork, seasonal decorations or advertisement on display Communications Poster displays Marquee Any other tasks assigned by Executive Director Qualifications: B.A. in related field Strong knowledge of theater, performing arts and film and experience working in theater or a related field Excellent communication skills Ability to manage multiple projects and responsibilities Customer service skills and experience Ability to manage staff effectively Strong familiarity with computer software, including word-processing, Excel spreadsheets, email, and Webmail. Knowledge of Mailchimp helpful. Physical ability to lift and carry boxes, equipment and supplies up to 30 lbs. Physical ability to be on one’s feet for extended periods of time and to climb stairs to access balcony areas. Ability to work nights and weekends on a flexible schedule as required. Certified in first aid procedures and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) preferred ServSafe or TIPS certification will be required upon employment How To Apply: To apply: Send résumé and three references by July 4th to Executive Director, Debra J’Anthony at djanthony@aomtheatre.com or mail to Academy of Music, 274 Main Street, Northampton, MA 01060. No phone calls please. For further information, please visit www.aomtheatre.com, Apply by: July 04, 2025 Salary: $55,000 - $58,000 /About this Organization: The Academy of Music Theatre is an 816 seat non-profit performing arts center located in the beautiful college town of Northampton, Massachusetts. Pauline Productions/Devereux Productions Auditions - Seeing Violet - a new play by Peter Snoad Jul 7, 2025 at 6:00 PM 1st Congregational Church of Ashfield Pauline Productions and Devereux Productions are holding auditions for their upcoming collaboration of a Workshop Production of “Seeing Violet” a new play by Peter Snoad.  Auditions will be held on Monday, July 7 from 6-8:30 pm at First Congregational Church of Ashfield, 429 Main St., Ashfield MA. This is also where the play will be performed.  Production dates are Sept. 26, 27, 28 with tech week beginning Sept. 14. Rehearsals begin on or about Sept. 1st (location TBD) and will be 3 times a week–accommodating Actors schedules. All Actors will be paid for their work.  Local Actors (union and non-union) are invited to audition. (AEA agreement TBD).  TO SIGN UP FOR AN AUDITION SLOT, contact Jean Devereux Koester at jeanjkemail@gmail.com. NO MONOLOGUE REQUIRED. ACTORS WILL READ FROM SIDES AT THE AUDITION.  ROLES: 5 Characters played by 3 Actors.  BETSY MARSH, White, 40’s- 50’s, a marketing specialist.  JOHN MARSH, White, 40’s- 50’s, a hedge fund manager, Betsy’s husband  IMANI DAWES, Black, late 20’s/early 30’s, a psychology student and a U.S. Army sergeant  VIOLET (same Actor who plays IMANI), Black, 20’s, an enslaved woman  OBADIAH MARSH (same Actor who plays JOHN) White, 60’s, merchant and investor, ancestor of JOHN  THE STORY: A cowrie shell, a manumission paper, and a human skull are unearthed during renovations at John and Betsy’s 18th century manse. The house has been in John’s family for 5 generations. Betsy is determined to get to the bottom of this mysterious “find”. Her dogged research reveals some unsettling truths: about the Marsh family’s secrets; about local resistance to confronting the community’s hidden history of slavery; and about her husband’s conviction that White people bear no responsibility to repair what happened in 1760. Through this experience BETSY and JOHN come to question their marriage, their priorities, and their future. Submissions Opening Soon! Submission Opportunities for PIC PIPS and Development Workshops for the 2026 season will be opening July 14th. What is PIC PIPS?  PIPS stands for Plays In Progress Series. Plays that have been selected as part of PIPS receive a single developmental worksession with actors and a dramaturg, followed by a public reading of their piece and developmental conversation with the audience. PIC assembles the cast and assigns a dramaturg from our roster of artists. The playwright and a dramaturg work together to develop questions to share with audience after the reading as part of the developmental conversation, and in this way the audience serves as a sounding board for further development of the piece. PIC also provides extensive notes from this conversation so that they playwright can focus on engaging with the audience and hearing the feedback. This program is reserved for scripts in a variety of developmental stages. ​What types of pieces are a good fit for PIC PIPS?   Plays that have a full and complete draft. The draft could be in its first or final draft, or anywhere in between but, regardless of stage, the playwright would benefit from seeing how it sits with an audience. A play written a while ago that would benefit from a new/modern audience. A full draft the playwright has had for awhile and would benefit from hearing it one last time before sending it off into the world for potential production. Submit here. Submissions Opening Soon! Submission Opportunities for PIC PIPS and Development Workshops for the 2026 season will be opening July 14th. What is the Development Workshop? The Development Workshop is reserved for pieces that have a first full draft and could use an intensive period of writing and hearing the work out loud with actors. This opportunity provides a minimum of 8 hours of developmental work sessions with actors and other support artists over multiple days, culminating in a reading and developmental discussion with an audience. As with PIPS, PIC provides extensive notes from the discussion. ​What types of pieces are a good fit for the Development Workshop?   A full draft that needs an overhaul which could be achieved by having actors and other artists in the room. The necessary work could be on the entire script or specific sections. A play that was written a long time ago and needs an update for a modern audience. A script by a playwright interested in what actors’ perspectives will provide for the characters A script that needs further development of character arcs   Submissions are open to anyone within a one hour radius of Hampshire County Mass. Submit here. Valley Players seeks play submissions for Take Ten, a staged reading showcase of new plays celebrating the Valley’s rich and diverse local writing talent. Take Ten will feature five brand new 10-minute plays written by Valley playwrights, chosen by leaders of the Valley theater community, directed by five Valley directors, and featuring a cast of Valley actors. Half of net ticket sales from the staged reading evening in October will be donated to The Literacy Project to support their work serving education and literacy needs across western Massachusetts. Playwrights seeking to submit a play for consideration must live in Franklin, Hampshire, or Hampden County and only one submission per person will be considered. Plays must be no more than 10-12 pages, feature a cast of no more than three actors, and have not been performed, published, or received a public reading.  There is no entry fee and no limitation on the topic, style, or genre of the play. Playwrights whose work is chosen will receive a cash honorarium in addition to the staged reading. Additional rules and instructions are available at www.valleyplayers.org. Submissions must be received by email to info@valleyplayers.org no later than July 31, 2025. The mission of Valley Players is to enrich the quality of life in the Connecticut River Valley of Massachusetts by producing nimble, meaningful, and accessible community theater. Valley Players is a volunteer-run 501(c)3 nonprofit that relies on the contributions of donors and business sponsors. To donate or become a business sponsor, join Valley Players’ contact list, or find more information about the group, visit www.valleyplayers.org. Salmon Falls Climate Action Performances Oct 14, 2025 porches of Shelburne Falls and Memorial Hall in Shelburne Falls We are looking for directors and actors for three performances in October/November of about 12 five-minute climate related plays in Shelburne Falls. They are moving, surprising, and, at times, funny. It's part of the Climate Change Theater Action. We can choose from 60 skits written by people from all over the world. shelburnejackieb@gmail.com WORKSHOPS & CLASSES Theater enthusiasts are invited to go Behind the Curtain this spring and summer, through Shakespeare & Company’s series of discussions led by Shakespeare scholar Ann Berman. Held on select Saturdays throughout the spring and summer at the Shakespeare & Company campus, these free public talks offer audiences insight into the creative process of Season 2025’s productions, featuring directors, cast, and design team members as they explore themes, artistic choices, and behind-the-scenes stories. Behind the Curtain talks begin on Saturday, March 8, and continue through Saturday, August 16: July 5, 10:30 a.m. – Romeo & Juliet with directors Jonathan Epstein and Kevin G. Coleman (Rose Footprint Theatre, outdoors) July 19, 10:30 a.m. – The Piano Lesson with director Chris Edwards (Rose Footprint Theatre, outdoors) August 2, 10:30 a.m. – The Taming of the Shrew with directors Tina Packer and Allyn Burrows (Rose Footprint Theatre, outdoors) August 16, 10:30 a.m. – Mother Play with director Ariel Bock (Rose Footprint Theatre, outdoors) For more information and to reserve free tickets, visit shakespeare.org/talks-tours, or call the Box Office at 413.637.3353. Photo Caption: Ann Berman, far right, leads a series of free Behind the Curtain talks in the spring and summer at Shakespeare & Company. Pictured are director Dalia Ashurina (far left) and playwright/cast member Awni Abdi-Bahri of Three Tall Persian Women, which debuted at Shakespeare & Company last year. Photo by Eran Zelixon. The Shea Theater is delighted to offer their second annual Immersive Summer Theater Program for Kids ages 8-12! *July 7-18 session 1 *July 21- August 1 session 2 *9-3 Monday-Friday *Performance at 2 pm second Friday  *Two week attendance not required to participate  *Cost is $450 with some scholarships available Registration opens at sheatheater.org on February 10. Questions? Please reach out to sheatheaterartscenter@gmail.com Testimonial from last summer:  My child loved the Immersive Theater Camp at the Shea! The theater games were super fun and they loved all aspects of rehearsal and performance for Alice In Wonderland. Atticus and Enzo manage to be both clear and fun Directors, and are doing a wonderful job nurturing the next generation of immersive theater enthusiasts. It was a big highlight of the summer! Each day of the program will be dedicated to creating and rehearsing the immersive theater performance, as well as learning and participating in various acting games and workshops. The performers will rehearse and perform in an immersive theater show based on a fairytale, a Shakespeare play, or a myth. This Immersive approach encourages imagination, collaboration, and creativity while teaching acting and movement techniques in a nurturing and holistic environment. The medium of Immersive Theater is an innovative theater format that allows audience members to wander wherever they wish within a play, finding characters and scenes at their own will in different rooms and spaces. No audience member has the same experience; they all will see different scenes in different locations, piecing together the story as they go. And if being onstage is not for your child, there is lots of backstage creativity  to be invented, too. SESSION ONE-We will perform a theatrical version of L. Frank Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, rewritten by Atticus Belmonte and incorporating themes and elements from various versions of the Oz story. SESSION TWO-We will perform Cinderella, primarily inspired by the Grimm Brothers' Aschenputtel and collaging imagery from other versions and fairytales.  Atticus Belmonte is a 20 year old writer, director, actor, and theater major at Bard College. He is a founder of Patch Productions that he formed with his siblings and several friends taking his immersive theater pieces to the Shea where they have offered several productions. Enzo Belmonte is 17 years old and grew up doing theater, specifically Shakespeare and immersive theater. He has a special skill set in technical theater and will create lights and sound for the show. A Weekend, Laboratory Workshop for Performers, Creators, and Shakespeare Enthusiasts Shakespeare & Company invites actors, directors, physical theater artists, and Shakespeare lovers to take part in Devising Shakespeare: Creating New Work From Old Wit, a dynamic, weekend-long laboratory workshop led by Director of Training Sheila Bandyopadhyay from Friday, July 11 through Sunday, July 13, at the Shakespeare & Company campus in the Berkshires. This hands-on workshop offers participants a concentrated opportunity to explore Shakespeare’s language through movement, ensemble work, and theatrical creation. Drawing on her background as a seasoned theater devisor and former Head of the Dell’Arte International Physical Theatre Program, Bandyopadhyay will guide participants through techniques for deconstructing and reinventing Shakespearean text, transforming it into bold new work. “A lot of theatre artists are interested in how to make something new from something classic,” said Bandyopadhyay. “This workshop is a way to gain skills, explore new creative territory as well as use text as a springboard for physical image and action.” Participants will form a temporary ensemble to experiment with physical storytelling, textual analysis, and devised creation. The weekend will culminate in a casual showcase of works-in-progress, open to friends, family, and the public. No prior devising experience is required, but an interest in physical performance is strongly recommended. Workshop Schedule: Friday, July 11 – 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, July 12 – 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday, July 13 – 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuition is $375, with discounts available for artists of the Global Majority. Additional discounts are available for alumni (15%) and union members (10%). A limited number of on-campus housing spots are available at $75 per night, offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Housing includes private bedrooms with shared kitchen, bathroom, and living spaces.  Learn more at shakespeare.org/actor-training or email training@shakespeare.org. About Shakespeare & Company’s Center for Actor Training The aesthetic of Shakespeare & Company was devised by Founding Artistic Director Tina Packer, Founding Director of Training Kristin Linklater, and a cadre of expert teachers. The Center for Actor Training’s approach is continually investigated, redefined, and reinvigorated, and welcomes actors, directors, writers, and teachers worldwide to work with the Company’s faculty.   Photo Caption: Shakespeare & Company has announced a weekend-long devising laboratory workshop led by Director of Training Sheila Bandyopadhyay from Friday, July 11 through Sunday, July 13, at the Shakespeare & Company campus in the Berkshires. SUMMER NIGHTS YOUTH THEATER Now taking applications for our second annual FREE program for ages 12-17 In Easthampton, MA on the campus of Williston-Northampton School July 14-18 and July 21-25 Go to easthamptontheater.com for more information and check out our flyer.   Registration is now open! Is your creative kiddo ready for a fun-filled summer of channeling their inner wild creature, creating their own fairy tale, and discovering their inner clown? Does your tween or teen enjoy making things up on the spot, working as a team, and creating their own performances? Registration is now open for PIC Kids Summer with options for rising 2nd-9th graders. Younger artists (rising 2nd-5th graders) will adventure through the creative process as they explore theater, movement, visual art, and more. Each week follows a different theme, and all weeks will culminate in a sharing of the young artists' original work on Fridays at 2:30. Keep scrolling for detailed descriptions of each week. JUL 21-25        Growl and Groove JUL 28-AUG 1  Fairy Tale Mashup! AUG 4-8          Theatrical Clown 1 AUG 11-15       Theatrical Clown 2 9am-3pm each day  $350/week Bombyx Center for Arts and Equity, 130 Pine St, Florence   Older youth artists (rising 6th-9th graders) will spend each morning playing comedy improv games, and then apply those skills and concepts to the afternoon sessions, working as an ensemble to create (devise) their own original performance. With improv you never know what's going to happen, so these creative kids will be taking risks, laughing, and figure it out as they go! All of this collaborative fun will culminate in a sharing at 2:30pm on the Friday of each session. AUG 4-8       Improvise and Devise 1 AUG 11-15 Improvise and Devise 2​ 9:00am-3:00pm each day  $350/week Bombyx Center for Arts and Equity, 130 Pine St, Florence ​ Learn more and register! Summer Theater Workshops August 4-8, 8:30am-4:30pm 33 Hawley Street, Northampton MA This is a one week process-focused theater workshop that is tailored to the group's interest and skills. Ages 7-12 will explore storytelling, group work, improvisation, how to stage a theater production, and building social-emotional skills. Ages 15-18 will focus on monologues, partnered scene work, and how to create a character. Both groups perform for family and friends at the end of the week. Ages 7-12 is full day and Ages 15-18 is half day. https://www.nohoarts.org/theatre-and-film Shakespeare & Company’s Center for Actor Training will host a 9-Day Intensive at its Lenox campus from Wednesday, August 20, through Friday, August 29.  Designed for mid-career actors, educators, directors, and others seeking professional and artistic development, the 9-Day Intensive is inspired by Shakespeare & Company’s Month-long Intensive. Director of Training Sheila Bandyopadhyay said the workshop offers participants an opportunity to immerse themselves in Shakespeare training and make connections with like-minded artists in a robust, accessible format.  “The 9-Day intensive is a unique opportunity for mid-career artists to enjoy a workshop which is both professional development and a replenishing creative retreat,” said Bandyopadhyay. “The training is balanced between focused studio time, theater-going, and building lasting connections.” The daily schedule includes classes in Linklater Voice, Movement and Dance, Monologue and Sonnet work, Structure of the Verse, and the Actor-Audience Relationship, and the format and tuition include admission to three Shakespeare & Company shows staged at the height of its 2025 performance season.  Tuition is $1,495 with partial scholarships available for BIPOC artists. Early payment, alumni, and union member discounts are also available. Limited on-campus housing is available on a first-come, first-served basis for an additional $400. For more information or to apply, visit shakespeare.org or call 413.637.1199, ext. 114. Photo Caption: Director of the Center for Actor Training Sheila Bandyopadhyay and Month-long Intensive alumnus Davis Brinker at Shakespeare & Company's campus in the Berkshires of Massachusetts. Shakespeare & Company’s Center for Actor Training will host a 9-Day Intensive in August. Submit your workshop, class, audition, performance, or any other theatre opportunity here! Western Massachusetts Theatre Companies Academy of Music Theatre Amherst Community Theater Arena Civic Theatre A.C.T. 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