2016 season - Barrington Stage Company

AWARD-WINNING THEATRE IN DOWNTOWN PITTSFIELD
JULIANNE BOYD, ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
TRISTAN WILSON, MANAGING DIRECTOR
CELEBRATING 22 YEARS OF
GROUNDBREAKING THEATRE
2016 SEASON
Dear Patrons,
Get ready for a fabulous 2016 season! This summer we have
pirates, magicians, bounty hunters, a kind-hearted president, an
aggressive rich man who wants to be president (no, it is not
taken from the news), and twins on the verge of college.
We also have a biracial couple trying to make sense of the
world today and a young deaf man on the cusp of
adulthood trying to understand the hearing world
around him. We have put together a season that is funny, witty, touching,
provocative—and entertaining. We hope our plays and musicals will
inspire continued discussions with friends and audience members.
We pride ourselves in bringing together unbelievably talented
composers, playwrights, directors and actors and giving them the
opportunity to do top-notch, compelling work. This season we
are thrilled to have three world premieres: Presto Change-O,
American Son (winner of the 2016 Laurents/Hatcher Award for
Best New Play), and Broadway Bounty Hunter.
We believe that new work is the heart and soul of theatre,
and we continue our commitment to nurturing new works.
We are the place to be this summer! Take a look at all
of the superb shows, special events, concerts and
cabarets that make up our 2016 season – more than
260 performances from May to October.
Order your tickets today. Buy a pass and see
several shows. Not only will you save, but you
will also have access to the best seats in the
house and flexibility in changing your dates.
See you at the theatre!
Warmly,
Julianne Boyd
ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
BOYD-QUINSON
MAINSTAGE
SPONSORED BY
Cynthia and Randolph Nelson
SPONSORED IN PART BY
The Feigenbaum Foundation, Inc.
MUSIC BY Arthur Sullivan
LIBRETTO BY W. S. Gilbert
CHOREOGRAPHED BY Joshua Bergasse
DIRECTED BY John Rando
JULY 15 – AUGUST 13
With its swashbuckling pirates,
innocent lovers, bumbling policemen
and a Major-General who sings one
of the most famous patter songs in
musical theatre history, The Pirates of
Penzance is sure to be a treat for the
whole family. Brought to you by the
team that created our production of
On The Town.
STARRING:
WILL SWENSON
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Onstage Seats Available!
8 seats on stage for each performance
Call the Box Office for more details. Not available online.
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Race, Bias and Culture in
Present-day America
JULY 2-3, MAINSTAGE
THIS PROGRAM IS FUNDED
IN PART BY
SATURDAY, JULY 2
SUNDAY, JULY 3
The Struggle of Growing Up
Biracial—Caught In the Middle
Institutional Racism:
Academic, Political and Legal
1:00—2:30 PM
2:00—3:30 PM
Driving While Black (DWB)
Panelists and additional information
can be found at BarringtonStageCo.org/
Season-Shows/American-Son-Mainstage
3:00—4:30 PM
* Please call the box office to make a reservation
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SPONSORED BY
BOYD-QUINSON MAINSTAGE
Norma and Sol Kugler
BY
Nina Raine
DIRECTED BY
Jenn Thompson
AUGUST 18 –
SEPTEMBER 3
Winner of the 2012
Drama Desk Award
for Outstanding Play,
Tribes is a funny,
yet moving, and always
provocative play about
a young man who
was born deaf into an
unconventional hearing
family. It’s not until he
meets Sylvia, a young
woman on the brink of
deafness, that he finally
understands what it
means to “speak up”
for himself.
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Company is the fastest
growing arts venue in Berkshire County,
attracting more than 56,000 patrons each year,
and gaining national recognition for its superior quality
productions and comprehensive educational programming.
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Single tickets
start at $20
Season Passes
start at $66
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BOYD-QUINSON MAINSTAGE
SPONSORED BY Bonnie and Terry Burman
Camping
with Henry
and Tom
BY Mark St. Germain
DIRECTED BY Christopher Innvar
OCTOBER 5 – 23
In 1921, Henry Ford, Thomas Edison and
President Warren G. Harding took a camping trip
together into the Maryland woods to escape
civilization; what they couldn’t escape was each
other. Inspired by an actual event, Camping with
Henry and Tom is an exploration of friendship,
politics and leadership—a comedic and dramatic
clash of two great minds and one great heart
of the twentieth century.
SPONSORED IN PART BY Richard Ziter, MD
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ST. GERMAIN STAGE
THE 2016 ST. GERMAIN SEASON
IS SPONSORED BY
The Claudia and Steven Perles
Family Foundation
WORLD PREMIERE
BOOK AND LYRICS BY Eric Price
MUSIC BY Joel Waggoner
CHOREOGRAPHED BY Chris Bailey
DIRECTED BY Marc Bruni
MAY 18 – JUNE 11
This exciting new musical
tells the story of three generations
of magicians who find themselves
under one roof for the first time in years.
When the grandfather causes real magic
to happen, they must confront their past mistakes
and re-examine what it means to be a family.
SPONSORED IN PART BY
Carole and Dan Burack & Carrie and David Schulman
A WORLD PREMIERE FROM BSC’S ACCLAIMED MUSICAL THEATRE LAB
BarringtonStageCo.org • Box Office 413.236.8888 • St. Germain Stage, 36 Linden Street, Downtown Pittsfield, MA
ST. GERMAIN STAGE
Starring Debra Jo Rupp and set in
the wilds of suburban New Jersey,
Kimberly Akimbo is a hilarious and
heartrending play about a teenager
with a rare condition causing
her body to age faster than
normal. When she and her family
flee Secaucus under dubious
circumstances, Kimberly is
forced to reevaluate her life while
contending with a hypochondriac
mother, a rarely sober father, a
scam-artist aunt, her own mortality
and, most terrifying of all, the
possibility of first love.
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ST. GERMAIN STAGE
SPONSORED BY Jude Sabot
peerless
BY Jiehae Park
DIRECTED BY Margot Bordelon
JULY 21 - AUGUST 6
How far would you go to get into the college of your choice? When brilliant,
ambitious twin sisters L and M realize that perfect academics and superb
extracurricular activities aren’t enough to get into their dream college,
they decide to take matters into their own hands. Peerless is a
comedy...until it isn’t.
SPONSORED IN PART BY
Dr. Art and
Terry Wasser
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ST. GERMAIN STAGE
STARRING:
SPONSORED BY Sydelle and Lee Blatt
WORLD PREMIERE
MUSIC AND LYRICS BY Joe Iconis
ANNIE GOLDEN
BOOK BY Joe Iconis, Lance Rubin
AND Jason SweetTooth Williams
CHOREOGRAPHED BY Jeffrey Page
DIRECTED BY Leah C. Gardiner
JEFF MCCARTHY
AUGUST 12 – SEPTEMBER 4
Inspired by the Blaxploitation movies of the 1970s (think Shaft), this
exciting new musical follows 60-ish-year-old, unemployed actor Annie
(starring Annie Golden as herself) as she’s asked to become a bounty
hunter and capture a South American drug lord. With a score rich with R&B
and Funk (and a splash of ‘80s Rock ‘n’ Roll), the musical follows a woman
of a certain age as she tries to find the inner strength she needs to save
theatre and realize her true badass identity. Pure, unadulterated fun.
SPONSORED IN PART BY Drs. Judith and Martin Bloomfield
SUPPORTED BY THE NATIONAL FUND FOR NEW MUSICALS, A PROGRAM OF THE NATIONAL ALLIANCE FOR MUSICAL THEATRE. WWW.NAMT.ORG
A WORLD PREMIERE FROM BSC’S ACCLAIMED MUSICAL THEATRE LAB
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Rupp, Love Letters,
a Pulitzer Prize
finalist, is a touching,
funny and ultimately
moving story of a 50-year
old correspondence between
two childhood friends whose
relationship weathers time
and distance.
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YOUTH THEATRE | BERKSHIRE MUSEUM
SPONSORED BY
Greylock Federal Credit Union
MUSIC AND LYRICS BY Charlie Smalls BOOK BY William F. Brown
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY Christine O’Grady
JULY 27 – AUGUST 14
The Wiz is a glorious
musical retelling of
L. Frank Baum’s The
Wonderful Wizard of Oz,
with a book by William F.
Brown and an infectious,
funky and soulful score by
Charlie Smalls. The Wiz
brings a renewed relevance
to a timeless American
classic. It’s blazing with
high spirits and sizzling
with vitality.
SPONSORED IN PART BY
The Berkshire Eagle
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SPECIAL EVENTS ON THE MAINSTAGE
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Songs by Ridiculously Talented Composers
and Lyricists You Probably Don’t Know
But Should…
JUNE 10, 11 @ 8:00 PM
$40 (Sec. A & B) | $30 (Sec. C)
Narrated by William Finn
Directed by Stephanie Yankwitt
Kick off our Mainstage season with two-time Tony Awardwinner William Finn and the next generation of talented
musical theatre writers. They share a concert of their
newest songs with the help of four extraordinary singers,
ridiculously talented in their own right. Mr. Finn walks us
through what makes these songs and songwriters stand
out. A funny, charming and insightful evening!
SPONSORED BY Isanne and Sandy Fisher & Rosita Sarnoff and Beth Sapery
Amanda McBroom & Ann Hampton Callaway
IN Divalicious
JULY 25 @ 8:00 PM
$52 (Sec. A & B) | $40 (Sec. C) | $80 VIP seating *
A sensational evening of beautiful music with two of
today’s most celebrated song-writing divas…jazz great
Ann Hampton Callaway and cabaret star Amanda
McBroom, accompanied by yet another great song writer,
Michele Brourman. This is a rare opportunity to hear
these two sisters in song sharing the same stage. Not
to be missed!
SPONSORED BY Isanne and Sandy Fisher & Judy and Marty Isserlis
Marin Mazzie & Jason Danieley
IN Broadway and Beyond: Reprise Edition
AUGUST 8 @ 8:00 PM
$52 (Sec. A & B) | $40 (Sec. C) | $80 VIP seating *
Marin and Jason, “Broadway’s Golden Couple,” are
thrilled to return to BSC after their tremendously
successful concert from last summer. Unknown to last
year’s audience, Marin had been diagnosed with ovarian
cancer. After a year of treatment and surgery, Marin is in
complete remission! Life has new meaning, as do these
songs that mean so much to this couple. Come celebrate
life, music and love as Marin and Jason share their love
for Broadway and the Great American Songbook.
“’Broadway and Beyond’ is musical perfection. The couple’s
dramatic and comedic acting ability, irresistible personalities
and good looks, enthralled the audience who couldn’t wait to
give them a standing ovation.” - Times Square Chronicles
* Includes premium seating, post-show reception, and meet-and-greet at
HOTEL ON NORTH, the preferred hotel of BSC
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MR. FINN’S CABARET @ SYDELL AND LEE BLATT PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
CABARET SERIES SPONSORED BY Renee and Steven Finn
Donna McKechnie
IN Same Place:
Another Time
MAY 22 & 23 @ 8:00 PM
$52
The Tony® Awardwinning star of A
Chorus Line returns to BSC in her new
show, a musical déjà vu celebrating
the scintillating 70’s in New York
City. She takes a personal spin on the
“ingénue” coming to NY, finding love
and success and losing her innocence,
perhaps, but never her spirit.
Christina Bianco
IN Diva Moments
JUNE 5 & 6 @ 8:00 PM
$35
“Tour de force”
says the New York
Times. Christina’s
show is filled with iconic songs that
made divas out of the women who
sang them; from Barbra to Celine to
Britney, no celebrity is safe! Christine
performs this beloved music in her
own voice, as well as impersonating
the great divas including a diva
“megamix” that was featured on The
Ellen DeGeneres Show.
Niko Tsakalakos
IN The Niko
Songbook
JUNE 19 & 20 @ 8:00 PM
$35
Our audiences loved
his music in Pool
Boy, Songs of a Night Owl, and Late
Nite with Niko. Niko’s work is a mixture
of rock, pop and jazz with lyrics that
will delight you, excite you and show
you why we think Niko is a triple-threat
(he’s also an amazing singer!) talent.
MTC Cabaret
Let the Sun Shine In: The Fabulous
60s Musicals
JUNE 28 @ 9:30 PM
JUNE 30 @ 12 NOON | $20
Our Musical Theatre Conservatory
Ensemble will present a cabaret filled
with great songs from the decade that
started with ...Birdie and ended with
Hair, with shows like The Fantasticks,
Camelot, …Forum, Fiddler on the Roof,
Sweet Charity, Hello, Dolly! and more.
Don’t let the parade pass you by and
join us for this special BSC cabaret.
SPONSORED BY
Sydelle and Lee Blatt
David Lutken and
the Seat of the Pants
Band IN
Yankee Doodle
Folkie: Music for
Independence Day
JULY 3 @ 8:00 PM & JULY 4 @ 7:00 PM | $35
Lookin’ for a little down-home,
Americana patriotism this year?
David Lutken and his banjo-stringing,
harmonica-playing band will treat you
to a treasure trove of American Folk
Music guaranteed to get your hands
clapping and your feet stomping.
Fiddilicious good times guaranteed.
Fyvush Finkel
JULY 17 & 18 @ 7:00 PM
$52
Emmy Awardwinning (Picket
Fences) stage and
screen legend
Fyvush Finkel performs an evening
of comedy and songs along with
his virtuoso sons, xylophonist Ian
Finkel and pianist Elliot Finkel, and
their band. Fyvush offers a first hand
account of his incredible life over the
last 93 years, from Second Avenue to
television stardom!
Lillias White
IN The Lillias
White Effect
JULY 31 & AUGUST 1
@ 8:00 PM | $45
“Ms. White is
a one-of-a-kind
performer who combines the sass of a
classic blues mama with the skills of a
Broadway star…”—Stephen Holden, The
New York Times. Broadway veteran
(Barnum, Dreamgirls) Lillias White
will pull back the show curtain to tell
humorous, poignant and inspiring
stories from both her personal and
show business life.
MTC Musical Shorts
AUGUST 6 @ 10:00 PM
AUGUST 7 @ 8:00 PM | $20
A BSC favorite, join our Musical
Theatre Conservatory Ensemble
performing a selection of short
musicals by emerging writers.
Discover tomorrow’s talent today!
Wanda Houston
IN No Tune Like a
Show Tune!
AUGUST 22 @ 8:00 PM
$35
A 90-minute
celebration of the
most popular songs from musicals
we know and love. This ensemble of
5 performers, featuring singer Wanda
Houston and Michael Berkeley at
the piano, will have you singing and
dancing in your seats!
SPONSORED BY
Shirley and Ira Yohalem
The Marcy and
Zina Show
AUGUST 28 & 29
@ 8:00 PM
$35
Award-winning songwriters Zina
Goldrich and Marcy Heisler’s (“Taylor
the Latte Boy,” “Alto’s Lament,”
“Ever After”) show is a vivacious,
eclectic, romantic, and seriously
funny songbook. Their work has been
performed on The Today Show, The
Rosie O’Donnell Show, and in concert
at Carnegie Hall, the Metropolitan
Opera House, and the White House.
With Scott Coulter.
Purchase tickets to
3+ cabarets at one time
and take 10% off your
cabaret order. Purchase
tickets to 5+ cabarets
and save 15% on your
cabaret order.
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VENUES
All venues are air-conditioned and wheelchair accessible.
Mainstage and St. Germain have assistive hearing systems.
Check our website for parking options and directions.
BOYD-QUINSON MAINSTAGE
30 Union Street, Pittsfield, MA
ST. GERMAIN STAGE + MR. FINN’S CABARET
@ Sydelle and Lee Blatt Performing Arts Center,
36 Linden Street, Pittsfield, MA
YOUTH THEATRE
@ Berkshire Museum
39 South Street, Pittsfield, MA
CONVERSATIONS
WITH...
Presto Change-O
MAY 22 @ 12:30 PM | ST. GERMAIN
Conversation with Lyricist and Bookwriter Eric Price
and Composer Joel Waggoner: The Magic of Creating
a Musical - From Commission to World Premiere. Join
the writers behind this new musical as they discuss
the process of combining story, song, magic and
choreography to tell one family’s story.
American Son
Musical theatre doesn’t
“
get better than this…”
BERKSHIRE FINE ARTS
Jay Armstrong Johnson & Alysha Umphress in On the Town, 2013
JUNE 21 @ 4:00 PM | ST. GERMAIN
Conversation with Playwright Christopher DemosBrown - The Power of Drama in Discussing Social
Issues. The playwright will discuss how race and
bias affected his writing of American Son and how he
hopes the ideas in the play will encourage an open and
meaningful dialogue in the community.
peerless
JULY 24 @ 1:00 PM | ST. GERMAIN
Conversation with Playwright Jiehae Park - The
Pressure Cooker Young People Face in Order to Get
into College. Getting in to college is now a full-contact
sport. Ms. Park will let you know how she translated
this intense process for the stage to both comedic and
dramatic effect.
Broadway Bounty Hunter
BSC GALA
SPONSORED BY
ESTA & KENNETH FRIEDMAN
SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 2016
Special performance by
Tony Award-nominated star
of On the Town, perennial song
and dance man Tony Yazbeck!
He heats up the stage with his
tour de force performance in
The Floor Above Me, a thrilling
evening of tenor melodies
and tenacious tap dancing.
Also featuring On the Town
co-star Clyde Alves
and Katie Huff.
To purchase a ticket, please contact
Janie LaBrasca at 413-977-6118 OR
[email protected]
AUGUST 14 @ 1:00 PM | ST. GERMAIN
Conversation with Composer/Lyricist/Bookwriter
Joe Iconis and his partners-in-crime, Book writers
Lance Rubin and Jason SweetTooth Williams – How
Blaxploitation films led them to create Broadway
Bounty Hunter. Three best friends writing a show
together for the first time, Annie Golden, Kung fu, drug
lords…there has got to be a great story about how this
all came together!
Tribes
AUGUST 21 @ 2:00 PM | MAINSTAGE
Conversations with members of the Deaf Community
- Discussing the Different Methods of Communication
in Deaf Culture. Members of the Deaf Culture will
discuss lip-reading versus signing, and why the Deaf
Community’s debate over communication is such a
hot topic.
Camping with Henry and Tom
OCTOBER 9 @ 12:30 PM | ST. GERMAIN
Conversation with Playwright Mark St. Germain
- Politics Then (1921) and Now: So Much Has
Changed...or Has It? Playwright Mark St. Germain will
discuss the personalities and hubris of presidential
candidates in 1921 and those running for office today.
Friday Evening Café Chats @ The St. Germain
Informal post-show discussions. Grab a glass of wine
and join us after the show for a conversation with the
cast and BSC staff.
2016 SEASON CALENDAR
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
16
MAY 15
WEDNESDAY
17
THURSDAY
18
7:30 Presto
22
23
8:00 Donna
12:30 Presto Conv W/
3:00 Presto
8:00 Donna
29
30
3:00 Presto
5
31
6
8:00 Bianco
12
25
7:30 Presto
7:30 Presto
3:00 Presto
8:00 Bianco
7:30 Presto
24
7:30 Presto
7
13
14
15
19
20
8:00 Niko
26
27
3:00 Akimbo
5:00 Son
28
3
4
7:00 Lutken
10
5
7:00 Son
7:30 Akimbo
11
3:00 Akimbo
12
7:30 Akimbo
17
5:00 Pirates
7:00 Finkel
18
7:00 Finkel
24
25
8:00 Divas
1:00 Peerless Conv W/
3:00 Peerless
5:00 Pirates
31
2:00 Wiz
3:00 Peerless
5:00 Pirates
8:00 Lillias
19
7:00 Pirates
26
7:00 Pirates
7:30 Peerless
2
AUGUST 1
8:00 Lillias
7
7:00 Pirates
7:30 Peerless
8
8:00 Marin/Jason
9
7:00 Pirates
29
30
2:00 Wiz
3:00 Peerless
7:30 Peerless
8:00 Pirates
4
5
11
6
2:00 Wiz
3:00 Peerless
7:30 Peerless
8:00 Pirates
10:00 Mus Shorts
2:00 Pirates
7:00 Wiz
7:30 Peerless
8:00 Pirates
2:00 Wiz
7:00 Wiz
8:00 Pirates
23
7:30 Peerless
8:00 Pirates
2:00 Pirates
7:00 Wiz
7:30 Peerless
8:00 Pirates
2:00 Wiz
3:00 Peerless
7:00 Wiz
7:30 Peerless
8:00 Pirates
10
2:00 Pirates
2:00 Wiz
7:00 Pirates
7:00 Wiz
22
28
3
16
3:00 Akimbo
7:30 Akimbo
8:00 Pirates
2:00 Pirates
7:30 Peerless
8:00 Pirates
2:00 Wiz
3:00 Peerless
7:00 Wiz
7:30 Peerless
8:00 Pirates
2:00 Pirates
2:00 Wiz
7:00 Pirates
7:00 Wiz
7:30 Peerless
15
21
27
9
3:00 Akimbo
7:30 Akimbo
8:00 Son
7:30 Akimbo
8:00 Pirates
7:30 Peerless
8:00 Pirates
2:00 Pirates
7:00 Pirates
7:00 Wiz
7:30 Peerless
8
14
20
7:00 Pirates
1:00 Son Symposium
3:00 Akimbo
3:00 Son Symposium
7:30 Akimbo
8:00 Son
2:00 Son
7:30 Akimbo
8:00 Son
3:00 Akimbo
7:30 Akimbo
2
JULY 1
7
13
25
3:00 Akimbo
5:00 Gala
7:30 Akimbo
2:00 Son
7:30 Akimbo
8:00 Son
3 :00 Akimbo
7:30 Akimbo
8:00 Son
7:30 Akimbo
24
30
6
18
7:30 Akimbo
8:00 Son
2:00 Son
7:30 Akimbo
8:00 Son
12:00 MTC
3:00 Akimbo
7:30 Akimbo
8:00 Son
7:00 Son
7:30 Akimbo
17
23
29
11
3:00 Presto
7:30 Presto
8:00 Songs
7:30 Akimbo
8:00 Son
3:00 Akimbo
7:30 Akimbo
8:00 Son
2:00 Son
7:00 Son
7:30 Akimbo
10
7:30 Presto
8:00 Songs
16
22
7:00 Son
7:30 Akimbo
7:00 Son
7:30 Akimbo
9:30 MTC Cab
2:00 Son Symposium
3:00 Akimbo
5:00 Son
8:00 Lutken
2:00 Wiz
5:00 Pirates
8:00 Mus Shorts
21
4:00 Son Conv W/
7:00 Son
7:30 Akimbo
4
3:00 Presto
7:30 Presto
9
7:30 Akimbo
3:00 Akimbo
5:00 Son 
8:00 Niko
3
7:30 Presto
3:00 Presto
7:30 Presto
28
3:00 Presto
7:30 Presto
2
8
7:30 Presto
27
7:30 Presto
3:00 Presto
7:30 Presto
21
7:30 Presto
26
JUNE 1
SATURDAY
20
7:30 Presto
3:00 Presto
7:30 Presto
7:30 Presto
7:30 Presto
FRIDAY
19
12
2:00 Pirates
7:00 Wiz
7:30 Bounty
8:00 Pirates
13
2:00 Wiz
7:30 Bounty
8:00 Pirates
EVENT KEY
 PREVIEW
OPENING
TALK BACK
CABARET
SPECIAL EVENT
AUTISM
FRIENDLY
ASL
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SUNDAY
MONDAY
14
TUESDAY
15
WEDNESDAY
16
7:30 Bounty
1:00 Bounty Conv W/
2:00 Wiz
3:00 Bounty
21
22
28
23
29
4
24
30
5
SATURDAY
19
7:30 Bounty
8:00 Tribes
25
31
26
2
3
3:00 Bounty
7:30 Bounty
8:00 Tribes
2:00 Tribes
7:30 Bounty
8:00 Tribes
7
27
3:00 Bounty
7:30 Bounty
8:00 Tribes
SEPT 1
3:00 Bounty
7:30 Bounty
8:00 Tribes
20
3:00 Bounty
7:30 Bounty
8:00 Tribes
2:00 Tribes
7:30 Bounty
8:00 Tribes
3:00 Bounty
7:30 Bounty
8:00 Tribes
2:00 Tribes
7:00 Tribes
7:30 Bounty
6
FRIDAY
18
7:30 Bounty
8:00 Tribes
2:00 Tribes
7:00 Tribes
7:30 Bounty
7:00 Tribes 
7:30 Bounty
8:00 Marcy/Zina
3:00 Bounty
5:00 Tribes
8:00 Marcy/Zina
7:30 Bounty
7:00 Tribes 
7:30 Bounty
8:00 Houston
2:00 Tribes Conv W/
3:00 Bounty
5:00 Tribes
THURSDAY
17
8
9
10
3:00 Bounty
11
12
18
13
19
14
15
20
16
21
3:00 Letters
23
24
7:30 Letters
7:30 Letters
3:00 Letters
3:00 Letters 7:30 Letters
7:30 Letters
7:30 Letters
25
26
2
27
3
28
3:00 Letters
5
7:00 Camping
9
10
11
12:30 Camping Conv W/
3:00 Camping
16
17
12
18
30
6
7:00 Camping
7:00 Camping
3:00 Camping
7:30 Letters
29
4
13
19
14
23
Jake Giordano & Lynn Cohen
in Lost in Yonkers, 2015
Maurice Jones, Ben Cole
& David Schramm in Butler, 2015
Deanna Gibson & Mark H. Dold
in Shining City, 2015
EVENT KEY
ST. GERMAIN STAGE
MR. FINN’S CABARET
15
2:00 Camping
8:00 Camping
21
8:00 Camping
3:00 Camping
BOYD-QUINSON MAINSTAGE
8
8:00 Camping
8:00 Camping
20
7:00 Camping
OCTOBER 1
7
8:00 Camping
7:00 Camping
7:00 Camping
17
22
BERKSHIRE MUSEUM
22
2:00 Camping
8:00 Camping
Tom Alan Robbins & Jeff McCarthy in Man of La Mancha, 2015
FRONT Mara Davi & Jakob Karr in Kiss Me Kate, 2014
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