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Not About Nightingales
Do More: Learn about two organizations on the frontlines of work around incarceration and incarcerated individuals: 2nd Street: Based in Pittsfield, this organization supports formerly incarcerated individuals to access the services they need quickly and effectively to become productive members of the Berkshire community. The Brennan Center for Justice: A national organization that leads research on incarceration, helping transform policy and conversation around prisons and justice in the Unit
Camino Real
Over the Festival’s 71 year history, Tennessee Williams’ Camino Real has taken the stage five times, with widely different artistic approaches. Click through the following years in our online archive to see images and information on those various productions.
From Time, September 5th, 1938 Read a 1938 article about the true events that inspired Not About Nightingales by clicking here.
By Michael Paller (from the Tennessee Williams Annual Review) Michael Paller’s essay reveals how Tennessee Williams wove social and political critique into his plays through poetic imagery and emotionally rich characters. Camino Real shows Williams at his most defiant, challenging repression with a rich artistic imagination. Read the article here.
