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The History of Jacob’s Pillow in Lee: Inside/Out and beyond — Lee takes to the Pillow’s outdoor stage

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By Joshua Bloom
| The Berkshire Edge Verified
This is part nine of a 12-part series that elevates stories of interesting and important people and touchpoints in a nearly century-long relationship between Jacob’s Pillow and the town of Lee. Inside/Out comes to Jacob’s Pillow in the 1980s Liz Thompson became director of Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival in the fall of 1979. Her arrival ushered in an era of artistic resurgence, diverse programming, public access, outdoor demonstrations, and physical expansion of the Pillow campus.
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The History of Jacob’s Pillow in Lee: Cantarella brings dance to Lee

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By Joshua Bloom
| The Berkshire Edge Verified
This is part nine of a 12-part series that elevates stories of interesting and important people and touchpoints in a nearly century-long relationship between Jacob’s Pillow and the town of Lee. Generations of young Lee pupils experienced their first pliés and ports de bras in children’s classes shaped by devoted instructors who were themselves connected with the world-famous Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival in neighboring Becket.
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The History of Jacob’s Pillow in Lee: Strained relations with Becket draw Jacob’s Pillow closer to Lee

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By Joshua Bloom
| The Berkshire Edge Verified
This is part eight of a 12-part series that elevates stories of interesting and important people and touchpoints in a nearly century-long relationship between Jacob’s Pillow and the town of Lee. From the moment Ted Shawn arrived in the Berkshires in the early 1930s, Jacob’s Pillow’s sense of belonging aligned less with its rural hilltop in Becket than with the neighboring town of Lee.
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