For over half a century, Williamstown has been the summer home of the nation’s finest established and emerging theatre artists, presenting a vibrant season of reinvigorated classics and bold new works. The 2011 season is no exception and includes works by Tennessee Williams and comedian Lewis Black, a new musical featuring the Rodgers and Hart songbook, and an array of stars including Sam Rockwell, Mark Linn-Baker, Maura Tierney, Steven Weber, Justin Long,
Lily Rabe, and Jessica Hecht.
A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE
June 22 – July 3
by Tennessee Williams
directed by David Cromer
THREE HOTELS
June 29 – July 24
by Jon Robin Baitz
directed by Robert Falls
ONE SLIGHT HITCH
July 6 – 17
by Lewis Black
directed by Joe Grifasi
A DOLL'S HOUSE
July 20 – 31
by Henrik Ibsen
translated by Paul Walsh
directed by Sam Gold
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER
July 27 – August 7
by Oliver Goldsmith
directed by Nicholas Martin
TOUCHE(ED)
August 3 – 14
by Bess Wohl
directed by Trip Cullman
TEN CENTS A DANCE
August 11 – 28
conceived and directed by John Doyle
music by Richard Rodgers
lyrics by Lorenz Hart
YYOU BETTER SIT DOWN
tales from my parents' divorce:
August 16 – 21
by Anne Kauffman, Matthew Maher,
Caitlin Miller, Jennifer R. Morris, Janice Paran,
and Robbie Collier Sublett
conceived by Jennifer R. Morris
directed by Anne Kauffman
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