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 of theater, and this package includes a pair of tickets to every show playing this summer.  From June 26 – August 28 you will attend seven diverse shows, both new and old. Included in the package is People magazine’s 2011 Sexiest Man Alive Bradley Cooper, paired with indie-film darling Patricia Clarkson in The Elephant Man. The new musical Far From Heaven, presented with Playwrights Horizons, brings the film of the same name to the stage starring Kelli O’Hara. Rounding out the package are new plays by Katori Hall and Lucy Boyle, and revivals of Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest and Neil Simon’s Last of the Red Hot Lovers. This is your opportunity to be a true theater insider. 

Williamstown Theatre Festival 2012 Season: 

The Importance of Being Ernest
June 26-July 14
by Oscar Wilde
directed by David Hyde Pierce

Far From Heaven
Presented with Playwrights Horizons
July 19-29
Book by Richard Greenberg, Music by Scott Frankel and Lyrics by Michael Korie
Directed by Michael Grief
With Kelli O'Hara

A Month in The Country

August 1-19
by Ivan Turgenev                                                           Translated by Richard Nelson, Richard Pevear, and Larissa Volokhonsky Directed by Richard Nelson

The Blue Deep
June 27-July 8
by Lucy Boyle
With Blythe Danner
Directed by Bob Balaban

Last of the Red Hot Lovers
July 11-22
by Neil Simon
Directed by Jessica Stone

The Elephant Man
July 25-August 5
by Bernard Pomerance
Directed by Scott Ellis

with Bradley Cooper and Patricia Clarkson

WHADDABLOODCLOT!!!
August 11-28
by Katori Hall
World Premiere

Presented in association with Signature Theatre