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July 12 - August 2 THE CLARK AUDITORIUM (225 SOUTH ST)
TICKETS Advance reservations required. $20 with no processing fee per ticket New plays by Benjamin Benne, Beth Hyland, Melis Aker, and Sofia Alvarez. WTF’s Fridays@3 reading series is a renowned program for the development and discovery of new work curated by the Festival’s Artistic Programs Manager, Lianna Rada-Hung. Many Festival productions have started as Fridays@3 readings. Spend the afternoon at... Read MoreWilliamstown Theatre Festival’s 2023 Season served as a vibrant hub where playwrights, actors, directors, designers, and administrators were able to develop new work, revisit classic stories, and come closer to audiences than ever before. The 2023 Festival Stage, designed by Se Hyun Oh with lighting design by Emily Schmit, moved audience members from the typical orchestra and balcony seating of... Read More
February 12 City Winery in NYC
Join us at the 2024 WTF Gala, honoring Jenny Gersten for her terrific fifteen years of service to WTF! Join us for an evening of delicious food, joyous performances and special appearances by Laura Benanti, Charlie Day, Micaela Diamond, Alex Edelman, Lena Hall, David Hornsby, Grace McLean, Nate Mooney, Clint Ramos, Jimmi Simpson, and Alex Timbers, and a sneak peek... Read MoreJuly 22 - July 23 2023 Festival Stage
Paris, ACTORS is part of the Main Stage Reading Series this summer. Occupied Paris. 1944. Real life celebrity Nazi Werner Krauss is between projects. But the Party, desperate for a propaganda extravaganza in the City of Lights, has arranged a remount of his notorious Merchant of Venice produced by a French theater teeming with family secrets. Paris, ACTORS! is “The... Read MoreAugust 5 - August 6 2023 Festival Stage
The Pillowman is part of the Main Stage Reading Series this summer. They say life imitates art—but what happens when that art is horror? In a totalitarian dictatorship, young author Katurian is interrogated by the authorities after a string of child murders bears a striking resemblance to his grisly short stories. When his brother admits to the murders and implicates... Read MoreFind Us
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