by Chris Rohmann | Jul 26, 2012 | Stage
It’s no coincidence that the Berkshire Theatre Group (formerly Berkshire Theatre Festival) is following A Chorus Line, its season opener, with A Class Act, a pastiche musical celebrating the life and songs of Edward Kleban. Kleban wrote the lyrics for the...
by Rebecca Burns | Jul 26, 2012 | News
At an October, 2011 meeting between Pakistani elders and human rights lawyers, 16-year-old Tariq Aziz stood up to volunteer for a dangerous assignment. The meeting, held in Islamabad by U.K. legal charity Reprieve, sought to expose the impact of drone strikes in the...
by Maureen Turner | Jul 26, 2012 | News
One recent afternoon, I looked out my window to see a box turtle making its slow, steady progress from the side yard to the woods out back. We all rushed out for a better look, creeping closer and closer until the poor turtle tucked himself into his shell, signaling...
by Maureen Turner | Jul 26, 2012 | News
It’s almost a decade until Statehouse leaders will begin the work of redrawing legislative district lines again—indeed, the most recently redrawn districts don’t even assume their new shapes until after this November’s elections—but a...
by Stephanie Kraft | Jul 26, 2012 | News
When the temperature heads for 90, our collective worries about money and politics are temporarily eclipsed by the urgency of the need for rain. Nationally, two-thirds of the corn crop is damaged; rises in the price of corn are expected to affect the price of feed,...