Berkshire (MA) Eagle Review: Berkshire Theatre Group's "Irving Berlin's WHITE CHRISTMAS"Pure comfort food for the Holidays! by Jeffrey Borak

In a grand company, as the love-wary "Bob Davis," MICHAEL WARTELLA is an amiable, skillful presence who sings and dances gracefully and with great style.

Barrington Stage Company: 'Absurd Person Singular' by Jeffrey Borak

Money calls the tune

'Fifth of July': Talk past caring by Jeffrey Borak

Chester Theatre Company: 'Gulf View Drive' by Jeffrey Borak

Couple face winds of change

At Berkshire Theatre Group: 'Anna Christie' and the instrument of language by Jeffrey Borak

STOCKBRIDGE Language was a potent instrument for American playwright Eugene O’Neill.

Tina Packer: Grabbing hold of a runaway train in 'Beauty Queen of Leenane' by Jeffrey Borak

After four and a half months in New York with her Off-Broadway triumph, "Women of Will," Tina Packer has come home to the theater company

Berkshire Theatre Group: 'The Lion in Winter': A family Christmas to remember by Jeffrey Borak

It is Christmas 1183 in the winter court of King Henry II at Chinon, France and no one is in a giving mood.

Berkshire Theatre Group: 'The Lion in Winter': A family Christmas to remember by Jeffrey Borak

Friday June 28, 2013 STOCKBRIDGE -- It is Christmas 1183 in the winter court of King Henry II at Chinon, France and no one is in a giving mood.

Shakespeare & Company: Sacrifices that hit home with 'Master Class' by Jeffrey Borak

Friday June 7, 2013 LENOX -- Opera diva Maria Callas takes no prisoners in Terrence McNally’s "Master Class.

10 plays in 10 minutes at play fest in Pittsfield by Jeffrey Borak

PITTSFIELD -- You want less is more? Try Barrington Stage Company's 10x10 New Play Festival.

10 plays in 10 minutes at play fest in Pittsfield by Jeffrey Borak

Friday February 15, 2013 PITTSFIELD -- You want less is more? Try Barrington Stage Company’s 10x10 New Play Festival.

The year's outstanding stage artists by Jeffrey Borak

A look at the men and women - actors, directors, designers - whose work enhanced the 62 productions I reviewed this year.

THEATER: Best productions and the worst by Jeffrey Borak

Friday December 28, 2012 Forgive the cliché, but It was neither the best of times nor the worst of times on the region's stages in

THEATER: Best productions and the worst by Jeffrey Borak

Friday December 28, 2012 Forgive the cliché, but It was neither the best of times nor the worst of times on the region’s stages in

Jacob's Pillow 81st-season schedule announced by Jeffrey Borak

BECKET Renewed and revitalized, Dance Theatre of Harlem is on its feet and on the road again -- and Jacob's

Shakespeare & Company: Elf is retiring for now by Jeffrey Borak

Friday November 30, 2012 LENOX -- The third time, they say, is the charm.

Called to don multiple selves by Jeffrey Borak

Friday September 28, 2012 LENOX Murder, mayhem and espionage: Put those together and you have "The 39 Steps," Patrick Barlow’s

No pause for intermission by Jeffrey Borak

Friday September 21, 2012 An innocent man who has been framed for murder races across England and Scotland in pursuit of answers even as he is

For actors, an unexpected turn by Jeffrey Borak

Friday August 17, 2012 STOCKBRIDGE - Actress Jill Eikenberry and her husband, actor Michael Tucker, hadn't planned to spend this summer in the Berkshires.

Rain image, bible phrase inspire play by Jeffrey Borak

Friday August 10, 2012 STOCKBRIDGE -- Playwright William Donnelly admits he can’t quite put his finger on what prompted him to write

Reviving Russian passion by Jeffrey Borak

Friday August 3, 2012 WILLIAMSTOWN -- It began with a fan letter from an American playwright to an American-Russian pair of translators.

Williamstown Theatre Festival: Wilde meets Runyon by Jeffrey Borak

Friday June 29, 2012 WILLIAMSTOWN - Oscar Wilde and Damon Runyon were born 30 years and an ocean apart.

Berkshire Playwrights Lab to debut new works by Jeffrey Borak

Friday April 27, 2012 GREAT BARRINGTON -- Berkshire Playwrights Lab has a song to sing this summer -- many of them, in fact.

Theater from scratch in 24 hours by Jeffrey Borak

Friday April 13, 2012 LENOX - " Time is of the essence" the saying goes, especially in Berkshire County's not-for-profit theaters where rehearsal time often averages little more than 31/2 we…

Playwright aims to break silence of hidden trauma by Jeffrey Borak

Friday March 9, 2012 As she tries to ward off a brutal sexual attack by two teenage boys, 14-year-old Joley, the central

Ladies making fools of themselves by Jeffrey Borak

Friday February 3, 2012 It's been 35 years since Tina Packer first, and last, directed Moliere's "The Learned Ladies."

Seeking unique theater voices by Jeffrey Borak

Friday January 27, 2012 PITTSFIELD -- New plays are at the top of Julianne Boyd’s agenda.

Theater: Best and worst of 2011 on stage by Jeffrey Borak

Friday December 30, 2011 Theater years are about more than bests and/or worsts, particularly 2011 which was a year of transitions.

Berkshire Theater Group aims to build buzz in 2012 lineup by Jeffrey Borak

Friday December 9, 2011 PITTSFIELD -- It's all about generating excitement, says Berkshire Theater Group artistic director and CEO Kate Maguire, and BTG's programmer, Simon Shaw.

Fateful journey in new WAM play by Jeffrey Borak

Friday October 28, 2011 PITTSFIELD For Berkshires actress Karen Lee, playing Jelly in the upcoming WAM Theatre production of "The Attic, The

Theater: Area stages getting into high gear by Jeffrey Borak

Friday September 30, 2011 PITTSFIELD -- Summer may be over but theaters in and around the Berkshires are in high gear.