What the Constitution Means to Me

A WAM Theatre / Berkshire Theatre Group Co-Production Presented May 18-June 3, 2023 TICKETS ON SALE FRIDAY  LENOX, MA (December 1, 2022) – WAM Theatre is thrilled to announce that their 2023 Season will open with the Tony Award- and Pulitzer Prize-nominated play What the Constitution Means to Me by Heidi Schreck (Grand Concourse, There Are No More Big Secrets, […]

WAM’S Tour of Berkshire Libraries Uncovers Erased Legacies

Erased History Berkshire Athenaeum Panel. Photo Credit: Molly Merrihew by Kaia Jackson, WAM Theatre’s Director of Community Engagement Leading up to Cadillac Crew, and in solidarity with Banned Books Week, WAM Theatre hosted a series of Erased History conversations between BIPOC scholars, storytellers, community leaders, and audiences. The honored speakers included Heather Bruegl, Onawumi Jean […]

What Does Philanthropic Activism Look Like at WAM?  The Act of Giving as a Collective

(PHOTO: Tanisha Arena, Executive Director of Arise for Social Justice, poses with WAM Producing Artistic Director, Kristen van Ginhoven, and Managing Director, Molly Merrihew, at a performance of CADILLAC CREW.) Each year since the inception of WAM Theatre in 2010, as part of our arts and activism mission, WAM has chosen an organization(s) to donate […]

Meet the CADILLAC CREW!

by Talya Kingston Cadillac Crew opens in the summer of 1963 in a Civil Rights Office in Richmond, Virginia. Playwright Tori Sampson describes each of the four activists we meet there as a “powerhouse” – but in very different ways.  As the cast work with director taneisha duggan to embody the characters, I caught up […]

WAM Theater Introduces Free Child Care for Fall Production of CADILLAC CREW

LENOX, MA (October 4, 2022) – WAM Theatre, an activist theatre company centering gender equity and located in central Berkshire County, is proud to announce two child care options, at no added cost for parents/caregivers, for their upcoming mainstage production of Cadillac Crew. Cadillac Crew is a dynamic new play by Tori Sampson performed Thursdays-Sundays October 13-29 […]

Erased History: A Conversation with Dr. Eden-Reneé Hayes & Onawumi Jean Moss

Social Psychologist Dr. Eden-Reneé Hayes and Storyteller Onawumi Jean Moss celebrate the lives of Anthropologist Elizabeth Stubbs Davis, Civil Rights Activist Diane Nash and Dorothy Irene Heights, President of the National Council of Negro Women.  This conversation, facilitated by Talya Kingston is presented in connection with WAM’s production of Cadillac Crew, and in solidarity with […]

Spotlight Series 6: A Conversation with the “Cadillac Crew” Designers

Talya Kingston interviews Costume Designer Calypso Michelet, Scenic Designer Juliana von Haubrich and Hair and Make Up Designer Ericka N. Hanger who are all working on WAM Theatre’s Fall production of Cadillac Crew.  They talk about their inspirations, the importance of research, and their love for the collaborative process.

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