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Interview with Peter Stasiowski at Interprint

February 23, 2015

County business leader Interprint, Inc. was founded right here in Pittsfield in 1983. Locally managed, although part of Global Interprint,…

Emilie returns for a second act…

February 13, 2015

One final chance to see this staged reading: Friday, February 13 at 7:30 at the Berkshire Museum as part of…

Dawn Martin: Volunteering as an Entry Point

February 1, 2015

Meet WAM Theatre’s new Volunteer Coordinator! If you haven’t already, come and meet Dawn at our Open House on Thursday,…

WAM Theatre Works With Miss Hall’s School’s Horizons Program

December 18, 2014

This fall, WAM Theatre embarked on a new adventure when we took on an intern through the Horizons program at…

Meet Susie Weekes – Our Connection to Mother of Peace, Illovo

October 19, 2014

In keeping with WAM Theatre’s double philanthropic mission, twenty-five percent of the profits from In Darfur will go directly to…

How Do You Measure “A Difference”? – An Interview with Playwright Winter Miller

October 8, 2014

Award-winning playwright Winter Miller is the author of our 2014 Fall Show In Darfur which was inspired by what she…

Leigh Strimbeck On Five Seasons

September 18, 2014

Leigh Strimbeck is a familiar face in the Capital Region. She is a writer, actor, teacher, director and was part…

Playwright Trina Davies on Theatre-Making

September 8, 2014

Our Fresh Takes Series concludes this September with Waxworks by Trina Davies. Davies is a writer, director and actor. Her…

How Cynthia Wade creates change…

August 18, 2014

Cynthia Wade won the Academy Award in 2008 for her short documentary Freeheld, about a dying policewoman’s fight to leave…

Megan Sandberg-Zakian On The Essential Cornerstone’s Of Theatre-Making

August 10, 2014

Our Fresh Takes Series continues in August with Seven Homeless Mammoths Wander New England by Madeline George. Directed by Megan…

How John Stanmeyer Creates Change

July 24, 2014

John Stanmeyer, a Berkshire-based photographer, has worked extensively with National Geographic over the past decade. He has long focused on…

How Winter Miller Creates Change

July 19, 2014

Winter Miller is an award-winning playwright and founding member of the Obie-recognized collective 13 Playwrights. Her drama In Darfur (WAM’s…

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We Are So Thankful for Your Support!

December 19, 2020

Dear Valued WAMily Member, THANK YOU for making it possible to support artists, produce innovative theatre, and positively impact women…

Production Designer Juliana von Haubrich Speaks About her THANKSGIVING PLAY Inspiration

November 21, 2020

This blog was written by Juliana von Haubrich. Juliana is WAM’s Production Manager and was also the production designer for…

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Meet Illustrator Katari Wilson

November 6, 2020

WAM’s production of The Thanksgiving Play will feature original illustrations by Sicangu Lakota artist and Children’s book author Katari Wilson.  …

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Get to Know Playwright Larissa FastHorse

October 30, 2020

Larissa FastHorse, of the Sicangu Lakota Nation, is an award-winning writer, co-founder of Indigenous Direction, and a recent 2020 MacArthur…

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WAM Theatre’s Digital Production of ROE Viewed by 1,800+

October 28, 2020

$4,500 Split Between Three Non-Profit Beneficiaries LENOX, MA (October 28, 2020) —  Every year, WAM Theatre donates a portion of…

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ROE Dialogue Across Difference: Introducing Essential Partners

October 7, 2020

by Talya Kingston When Kristen and I decided to program ROE in our 2020 season, we knew we wanted to…

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