This is the 2010 page. Use this (link) to see the BFF 2011 schedule which will run from July 25 to August 15, 2011 this year.
To give you a sense of their programming, we are leaving up the 2010 Calendar, which ran from July 26 to August 16, 2010 the sixth annual Berkshire Fringe dosed out mind-blowing works of theater, dance and music. Over 50 events at two venues in and around Great Barrington. This is where the cutting edge of the Berkshires hangs out. Get your fix! Buy some tix!
And don’t forget the FREE programs: 30Live!, EarlyStagesand our Community Workshops…
Tip on the Best Ticket Buy in the Berkshires: get a Season Pass and see all 8 shows for only $95.
MONSTER
Created & Choreographed by Rebecca Pappas
At the Daniel Arts Center
Monster immerses you into a world that questions identity and shame and what it means to be a victim and victimizer.
Hailed as “compelling” and “mesmerizing” by the Los Angeles Times.
SLICES FOR ALL
At the Daniel Arts Center
With feats of incredible strength and acts of transcendental stupidity, the Pi Clowns take on the big questions of life (and death!)
QUAKE – A CLOSET LOVE STORY
Created & Performed by Tyler Olsen & Zuzka Sabata
At Mixed Company in Great Barrington.
Part musical, part comedy and all high drama, Quake reveals the exhilaration and horror of being caught by something as powerful as love and as unpredictable as an earthquake.
GIVE US BREAD
Created & Performed by The Anthropologists
Directed by Melissa Fendell Moschitto
At the Daniel Arts Center
Unable to pay food prices that have skyrocketed, six women band together to enforce boycotts that soon erupt into full-scale riots.
VIVA LA EVOLUCION
Created and Performed by Diana Yanez
Directed by Marjorie Duffield
At the Daniel Arts Center
Diana makes ‘mojitos out of the limones’ of her life in this comedy of chaos, love and growing up queer and Cuban in Miami.
IT OR HER
Written by Alena Smith & Directed by Jessi D. Hill
Featuring Brian McManamon
At Mixed Company in Great Barrington
A provocative dark comedy about the personal reality of a man whose repression turns to total obsession.
DRAW THE CIRCLE
Written and Performed by Deen
Directed by Chay Yewn
At the Daniel Arts Center
A portrait of a immigrant family’s struggle with a child who defies the most basic expectations of what it means to have a daughter
RIDGEFIELD MIDDLE SCHOOL TALENT NIGHT
Created and Performed by Jo Firestone and Dylan Marron
At the Daniel Arts Center
A comedic tribute of pre-pubescent proportions to the time-honored tradition of intolerable amateur talent presentations
TICKETS
All Berkshire Fringe main events are $15. There is a $1 service charge per ticket included for phone and internet orders. Pi¢k your own pri¢e opening nights are available at the door starting 1 hour before curtain. Want to make sure you have a seat for opening night? No problem! Just order ahead of time at the regular price.
You can call them at (413) 320-4175 visit their website at http://berkshirefringe.org/ or email tix@berkshirefringe.org
