Elayne P. Bernstein Theatre — Attraction in Lenox

This is a review of only the extremely uncomfortable seating in this otherwise wonderful theatre venue. The seating is made up of hard metal or plastic chairs with about 1/2” or 3/4” of cloth padding covering this very hard surface. They are lined up so tightly next to each other that they cannot even accommodate an arm rest between each seat. Consequently, if you happen to be sitting next to a person who is larger than an average height or weight, you will find that they spill over onto your seat. This is most uncomfortable. This might be why we saw several people leaving the play at intermission, ourselves included. The seating in old Broadway theaters is far more comfortable than these seats because of the comfortable seat cushions and arm rests...

We saw the play Golden Leaf Ragtime Blues written by Charles Smith and directed by Raz Golden. Heartwarming. Beautifully performed by Glenn Barrett, Kevin Coleman, Kristen Moriarty and Logan Slater. Aging vaudeville star meets African-American teen on the Northside of Chicago in 1993. Tender treatment of the prejudice against memory-impaired elderly and young black...

I saw 👀 “Mother” this past week. It was thought provoking, smart and honest. Our human condition on display that transcends us to the knowledge that we are not unique in our issues rather it is how we approach our pain….. going around it keeps it strong 💪 going thru...