Simon's Rock Theater Program to Perform 'RIOT'

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Simon's Rock students rehearsing for RIOT.
GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. — Bard College at Simon's Rock's Theater Program will perform "RIOT" on Thursday, Nov. 10 through Saturday, Nov. 12. 
 
"RIOT" is directed by Assistant Professor of Theater and alumna Sara Katzoff '97.
 
According to a press release, originally created and devised by the Wardrobe Ensemble from Bristol (United Kingdom), "RIOT" is a tale of violence, greed and cheap sofas. Set in a lamp-lit showroom, "RIOT" integrates live music, early 2000's nostalgia and eyewitness accounts to reimagine the story of an actual riot that broke out during the grand opening of an infamous Swedish furniture store in north London. Filled with physical comedy, awkward romance and many characters.
 
Performances are Thursday, Nov. 10 at 7:30pm, Friday, Nov. 11 at 7:30pm, Saturday, Nov. 12 at 2:30pm & 7:30pm and will take place in the Black Box Theater at the Daniel Arts Center. The approximate run time is 80 minutes with no intermission. Tickets are free and must be reserved in advance here. If tickets are not claimed 10 mins before the start of the show, they will be given to walk-ins.
 
Cast members: Agnes Allman, Ashlyn Bagocius, Liam Forest, Lydia Helmstadter, Cole Morrison, Tevah Rose, Rowan Truman, Johnny Vitell, Theo Walker and Jesse Yaverbaum. Directed by Sara Katzoff. Music Direction: Gigi Teeley. Lighting & Scenic Design: John Musall. Costume Design: Amanda Bury. Stage & Production Manager: Jean Kalin. Assistant Stage Manager: Rowan Truman. Assistant Director: Ashlyn Bagocious. 

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Berkshire HorseWorks Secures Grants to Support Literacy, Mental Health Programs

RICHMOND, Mass. — Berkshire HorseWorks has received funding from the Berkshire Taconic Foundation to support its Eagala Model experiential programs, Ranch Life 101 and Horse Powered Reading.
 
Grants from the Central Berkshire Fund, Greylock ABC Fund, and William J. & Margery S. Barrett Fund will provide access to underserved children across Berkshire County.
 
The Central Berkshire Fund granted $5,000 to fund scholarships for seven children from various towns, while the William J. & Margery S. Barrett Fund contributed $9,000 to support 15 children from Adams, Cheshire, and Savoy. These funds will cover enrollment in the Ranch Life 101 summer program, which focuses on emotional intelligence, regulation, and interpersonal skills.
 
The Greylock ABC Fund's $7,500 grant will support 25 students from Reid Middle School in the Horse Powered Reading Program, helping students improve reading skills and self-confidence. The program targets children who face social-emotional challenges that impact their education.
 
Berkshire HorseWorks, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, offers therapeutic programs for children and families using equine-assisted learning. With over 3,000 participants to date, the organization continues to expand its impact in the Berkshires and beyond.
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