SUMMER MIGRATION

Join flocks of award-winning actors, directors and playwrights who escape Manhattan each summer for the calm and beauty of the Berkshire Hills.  The Williamstown Theatre Festival is an annual celebration of the art form, and this package includes a pair of tickets to every show playing this summer.  This is your opportunity to be a true theater insider.  Go for it!

 Williamstown Theatre Festival 2011 Season: 

A Streetcar Named Desire
June 22-July 3
by Tennessee Williams
directed by David Cromer

 Three Hotels
June 29-July 24
by Jon Robin Baitz
directed by Robert Falls

 One Slight Hitch
July 6-17
by Lewis Black
directed by Joe Grifasi

 A Doll's House
July 20-31
by Henrik Ibsen
translated by Paul Walsh
directed by Sam Gold

 She Stoops to Conquer
July 27-August 7
by Oliver Goldsmith
directed by Nicholas Martin

 Touch(ed)
August 3-14
by Bess Wohl
directed by Trip Cullman

 Ten Cents a Dance
August 11-28
conceived and directed by John Doyle
music by Richard Rodgers
lyrics by Lorenz Hart

 You Better Sit Down: tales
   from my parents' divorce
August 16-21
by Anne Kauffman, Matthew
   Maher, Caitlin Miller, Jennifer
   R. Morris, Janice Paran, and
   Robbie Collier Sublett
conceived by Jennifer R. Morris
directed by Anne Kauffman