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LENOX — Three cutting-edge plays exploring race and the American dream are being offered by Shakespeare & Company in a new virtual November Reading Series.
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STOCKBRIDGE — For the last three decades, Stockbridge residents and visitors have been gathering on the town’s Main Street on the first weekend of December, re-creating Norman Rockwell’s iconic painting “Home for Christmas (Stockbridge Main Street at Christmas), 1967.”
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STOCKBRIDGE — Eric Hill’s stage adaptation of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” has been creating winter holiday memories for theatergoing families each year since it bowed at Berkshire Theatre Group’s Unicorn Theatre in 2006.
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