Join a Clark educator for an engaging and informative tour of the permanent collection galleries and learn more about the Institute’s unique history and growth. June tours at 11:15. Meet in the Museum Pavilion.
Hamlet is Shakespeare’s most searching play—a gripping story of grief, conscience, and the cost of action. Haunted by his father’s ghost, a young prince must navigate a world of secrets, power, and betrayal where nothing is as it appears. By turns thrilling, darkly funny, and deeply human, this August production brings Shakespeare’s language to life with […]
Performing Arts & Entertainment
Making an impressive 18th appearance at Jacob’s Pillow this summer, the beloved Hubbard Street Dance Chicago remains one of the most original forces in contemporary dance. Committed to awakening the human spirit through dance that is relevant and accessible to all, the company has become a cultural force in their home city, and the world, that “ought […]
Performing Arts & Entertainment
The exhibition will be centered on Daniel Chester French’s iconic statue of the Minute Man, which has come to symbolize American patriotism. The exhibition will explore notions of liberty, victory, fighting (and dying) for one’s country as depicted in portraits, monuments, and memorials by Daniel Chester French and his colleagues. The exhibition will also include […]
Berkshire250, Exhibits, History and Heritage
The Berkshire Potters Collective will contribute to the celebration of the 250thAnniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence by hosting a regional potters’ show at Chesterwood focused on teapots themed as revolutionary.
We’ll close out the Season with Yellow Wallpaper 2.0 - 2020, written by Jennifer Maisel and directed by GBPT Artistic Director, Judy Braha. A riff on Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s classic domestic horror story about a woman driven crazy by the rest cure for postpartum depression, YELLOW WALLPAPER 2.0 - 2020 is about a female adjunct professor trying to thrive […]
Performing Arts & Entertainment
Written by Chess Jakobs, The American Five explores pivotal moments in the lives of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Coretta Scott King, Bayard Rustin, Stanley Levison and Clarence B. Jones during the height of the Civil Rights Movement. Set in the tense days leading up to the March on Washington, the play examines the strategy, […]
Performing Arts & Entertainment
Join a Clark educator for an engaging and informative tour of the permanent collection galleries and learn more about the Institute’s unique history and growth. Twice Daily, July 1–August 31 (Except July 12–Community Day), 11:30 am and 2:30 pm. Meet in the Museum Pavilion
Hamlet is Shakespeare’s most searching play—a gripping story of grief, conscience, and the cost of action. Haunted by his father’s ghost, a young prince must navigate a world of secrets, power, and betrayal, where nothing is as it appears. By turns thrilling, darkly funny, and deeply human, this August production brings Shakespeare’s language to life […]
Performing Arts & Entertainment
Located on the Inn's second floor, The Fitz Gallery presents a special exhibition highlighting the remarkable history of The Red Lion Inn through 253 years of treasured archives, historic photographs, artifacts, memorabilia, and stories. The complimentary exhibit illustrates how one of America's oldest continuously operating inns has welcomed generations of travelers while witnessing the nation's evolution from colonial […]
Berkshire250, Exhibits, History and Heritage