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A Hatful of Rain

First Preview: Jul 30, 2014
Opening Date: Aug 13, 2014
Closing Date: Aug 30, 2014
Running Time: 02:20
A Hatful of Rain

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Playing @
Berkshire Theatre Group
Box 797 , Stockbridge , MA 01262
The war fought abroad is just as devastating as the war fought within. This rings devastatingly true for Johnny Pope, a Korean War Veteran who has safely returned home to New York City and now struggles with drug addiction after being heavily medicated during his hospital stay. Greg Naughton, founded and served as Artistic Director of Off-Broadway’s Blue Light Theater Company in NYC for six award-winning seasons. He is also James Naughton’s son and is making his BTG directorial debut with A Hatful of Rain.

In A Hatful of Rain, Johnny’s battle strangles his daily life and slowly deteriorates the relationship between him and his family as he attempts to hide and support his habit. His brother, Polo tries to help but there’s only so much he can do. His pregnant wife, Celia is convinced he’s having an affair and tries to hold their faltering marriage together while their father’s visit only adds to the tumultuous downturn of Johnny’s life. Gazzo’s raw, insightful and carefully crafted storytelling depict the demise of an embattled soul and raises social consciousness on issues regarding addiction and the cost of war for our veterans.

PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE:
MON  8 PM
TUES 8 PM
WED  7 PM
THURS 8 PM
FRI   8 PM
SAT   2 & 8 PM
RegionalPlay - DramaRegional
Show Notes: 1 Intermission
Age Guidance: 16
Audience Advisory: 20% off for Veterans

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  • Elevator/Escalator

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    Each theatre has Accessible Parking available for those who need it. These spaces are marked with appropriate signage. At the Stockbridge Campus, during the summer months, parkers will be available to help direct patrons as needed.
  • Restroom

    Each of BTG’s unique stages offer ADA Seating for every performance. The Colonial Theatre has two designated Gender-Inclusive restrooms (one located on the second floor and one located on the third floor).
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    Each of BTG’s stages offer ADA Seating for every performance
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  • Visual Assistance

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  • Wheelchair Info

    The Colonial Theatre offers ADA seating on all levels: Orchestra (first level), Balcony (second level), and Gallery (third level). Each floor is also equipped with a physically accessible restroom. The second and third levels can be reached by stairs or elevator. The Fitzpatrick Main Stage offers ADA Seating on the Orchestra level. There are also physically accessible restrooms on the orchestra level.There is only one level to The Unicorn Theatre, and most seats are accessible only by stairs.

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