Barrington Stage Devised Theatre: 'The Wild Tale of Skylar Squirrel'

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PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Virginia and Harvey Kimmel Arts Education Fund's 2024 Devised Theatre Ensemble presents "The Wild Tale of Skylar Squirrel: Acorny New Musical" with performances July 26-28 at Berkshire Community College. 
 
Performances: July 26 at 7pm, July 27 at 2pm and 7pm, and July 28 at 2pm. Pay what you can and reserve your seat today at 413-236-8888 or barringtonstageco.org.
 
According to a press release:
 
When Skylar P Squirrel and her cousin Joey are entrusted with a map that reveals the location of their colony's buried acorns, a horrible hawk steals it and sets them out on a wild adventure that will change their lives forever. Don't miss this hilarious original musical for young audiences at Berkshire Community College, featuring the talents of local teens from across Berkshire County. 
 
Starring and devised by: Sam Barry, Isabella "Izzy" Brown, Madelyn Rork Craig, Frankie Evans, Connie Gordon, Fiona Gordon,
Kendall Heck, Mason LaDouceur, Nell Laney, Carter Marks, Sara-Louise Oakes, Sebastian Mark Shoemaker, and Sage Winkler.
 
This program is a natural outgrowth of BSC's Educational programming with KidsAct! and TeensAct! which focuses on devising new work. 
 
Directed by Sam LaFrage and Jane O'Leary, Music Director Gaylan Palmer. Production Stage Manager Olivia Spreen. Production Assistants Ari Caine and Iris Semon Pike.
 
BSC's professional theatre artists have used techniques, including improvisation, character development, commedia dell'arte, physical theatre, game playing and more to co-create this family-friendly original work in an ensemble setting.

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Berkshire County Arc Golf Event Raises $45K

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Berkshire County Arc raised $45,000 at its 29th annual Golf Classic held this summer at Berkshire Hills Country Club. 
 
The funds raised from the event go directly to individuals with disabilities for activities such as art classes, medical equipment, wheelchair swings, concerts, assistive technology, and dream trips to places like Disney, Celtics games, and deep-sea fishing.
 
The money also goes to scholarships to area high school students planning to pursue human service careers.
 
The lead supporters of the event this year were Berkshire Bank, Health New England, Greylock Federal Credit Union, The Notch Insurance Group, Synagex Modern IT, and Advance Manufacturing.
 
BCArc serves around 1,000 individuals with disabilities through a range of programs that include residential services, employment support, day programs, and support for families at their homes.
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