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Shakespeare & Co., Beacon Cinema, vocal project land total of $1.56 million in pandemic relief

By Clarence Fanto, Eagle correspondent Berkshire organizations based or doing business in the county have now snagged $20.9 million out of $215 million awarded statewide. “The money will be put to good use,” said Allyn Burrows, artistic director of Shakespeare & Company. He pointed out that the funds are allocated to the troupe’s current annual budget, a decision made “in hopeful anticipation” of winning a grant. The Roomful of Teeth Vocal Arts Project won a talent rep award of $219,362. The vocal ensemble founded in Williamstown by Brad Wells in 2009 and still based there has performed annually at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art in North Adams. Wells is Director of choral/vocal activities and artist-in-residence at Williams College.

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02:33PM / Monday, July 26, 2021 The @SBAgov s SVOG program was a major piece of the #AmericanRescuePlan designed to help economic drivers bounce back. The @Hoophall was one of 33 agencies in CD-1 that received this funding which totaled over $20million. More here: https://t.co/LaWXNVEmBppic.twitter.com/0yfjyrK560 Rep. Richard Neal (@RepRichardNeal) July 26, 2021 NORTH ADAMS, Mass. Berkshire County cultural venues were awarded more than $9 million in U.S. Small Business Administration funding to alleviate the impacts of having to close during the pandemic.   Grants ranged from $2.7 million for Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art and $1.5 million for Jacob s Pillow Dance Festival in Becket to  $124,765 for Images Cinema in Williamstown and $15,187 for Athlone Artists in Lenox.

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County Cultural, Entertainment Venues Get $9M in SBA Grants