They’ll be here tomorrow night. Show is not sold out yet, but it will be so get your tickets today (plus they’ll cost more day of show!) If you’re on the fence, here’s an interview on Fair Game.
Look for Stephen’s shout out to hard-working museum guards everywhere.We’re wondering why North Adams isn’t included on the list of tour stops that flashes on screen. Conspiracy a foot? Or is it because they figured no one in this blue quadrant of this blue state actually watches Fox News?
There are still some tickets left, but they’re going fast. Don’t be disappointed. Buy in advance.
On Friday April 18th and Saturday April 19th at 7:30pm Dance Dhamaka, WilliamsCollege’s Indian Dance troupe, presents Legally Brown: A politically conscious Bollywood dance show at Williams College ‘62 Center for Theater and Dance. Dance Dhamaka is over 30 people strong and since 2006, has presented annual full length shows modeled on traditional Bollywood movies. This year’s show, Legally Brown, promises to follow in the footsteps of Bombay in My Soul and Brokeback Bollywood to surprise audiences with spectacular choreography, vibrant costumes, and lots of melodrama.Reserve tickets at 413 597 2425 or buy them in person at the Box Office.
Our friends just up the block at MCLA’s Gallery 51 in collaboration with Northern Berkshire Creative Arts are hosting a talk by Director Joe Thompson about the LeWitt’s artistic practice and place in art history; the LeWitt Project which will expand our gallery space by about 30% and be a (practically) permanent installation (well, 25 years); and its impact on North Adams and the Berkshires. The talk is free and open to the public.
Thursday, April 3
6 - 8 PM
MCLA Gallery 51 51 Main St. North Adams, MA
