Jacob's Pillow - Becket, Massachusetts

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Dirección: 358 George Carter Rd, Becket, MA 01223.
Teléfono: 32439919.
Página web: jacobspillow.org
Especialidades: Teatro, Academia de baile, Organización sin ánimo de lucro, Zona de pícnic, Instituto de investigación, Atracción turística.
Otros datos de interés: Servicios en el lugar, Descuentos para militares activos, Presentaciones en vivo, Entrada accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, Espacio accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, Estacionamiento accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, Sanitarios accesibles para personas en silla de ruedas, Restaurante, Sanitario, Sanitarios unisex, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi, Amigable con LGBTQ+, Espacio seguro para personas transgénero, Recomendable para ir en familia, Cheques, Pagos móviles mediante NFC, Tarjetas de crédito, Tarjetas de débito, Actividades para niños, Ideal para ir con niños, Estacionamiento en el lugar, Estacionamiento gratuito.
Opiniones: Esta empresa tiene 105 valoraciones según Google My Business.
Opinión media: 4.6/5.

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Jacob’s Pillow: Un Santuario de la Danza y el Arte

Jacob’s Pillow es una institución cultural única ubicada en el corazón de Becket, Massachusetts. Es un lugar de importancia internacional, reconocido por su rica historia y su compromiso con la preservación y promoción de la danza y el teatro. Esta organización sin ánimo de lucro ofrece una experiencia inigualable tanto para los amantes del arte como para aquellos que buscan sumergirse en un ambiente cultural vibrante.

La institución, con su dirección en Dirección: 358 George Carter Rd, Becket, MA 01223, y su número de teléfono Teléfono: 32439919, ha evolucionado a lo largo de las décadas. Originalmente una granja, se transformó en un centro de arte contemporáneo en la década de 1920, gracias a la visión de Ruth Page y su esposo, Dwight B. Merriam. Desde entonces, Jacob’s Pillow ha acogido a algunos de los nombres más importantes del mundo de la danza, incluyendo a Martha Graham, George Balanchine y Twyla Tharp.

Especialidades: Teatro, Academia de baile, Organización sin ánimo de lucro, Zona de pícnic, Instituto de investigación, Atracción turística. La institución ofrece una amplia gama de programas y servicios:

Presentaciones en vivo: Jacob’s Pillow es famoso por sus espectáculos de danza de alta calidad, que van desde obras clásicas hasta nuevas creaciones.
Academia de baile: Alberga una prestigiosa escuela de danza que ofrece clases y talleres para estudiantes de todas las edades y niveles.
Instituto de investigación: Realiza investigaciones en torno a la danza y el teatro, y organiza conferencias y talleres para artistas y académicos.
Servicios en el lugar: Ofrece una completa gama de servicios, incluyendo un restaurante, un espacio para picnics, y estacionamiento accesible.

La accesibilidad es una prioridad en Jacob’s Pillow. El complejo cuenta con Estacionamiento accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, Espacio accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, Sanitarios accesibles para personas en silla de ruedas, y proporciona Entrada accesible para personas en silla de ruedas. Además, ofrece Wi-Fi, Cheques, Pagos móviles mediante NFC, Tarjetas de crédito y Tarjetas de débito. También es un espacio amigable con la comunidad LGBTQ+ y se considera un lugar seguro para personas transgénero. También dispone de Sanitarios unisex, Sanitarios, y Restaurante. La empresa cuenta con 105 valoraciones según Google My Business con una Opinión media: 4.6/5.

Para las familias, Jacob’s Pillow ofrece Actividades para niños y es considerado Ideal para ir con niños. Además, el Estacionamiento en el lugar es gratuito.

👍 Opiniones de Jacob's Pillow

Chelsea B.

5/5

Jacob's Pillow, where do I even start? What a stunning venue for the dance festival and weddings alike. I photographed a wedding here last Fall and savored every nook and cranny of the property. There are stunning views of the Berkshire mountains and so many types of buildings to use as backdrops for wedding couples. Not only was it a pleasure working with Jacob's Pillow for the wedding, but I delight in taking my family to see performances every summer. The whole environment is extremely special, so much so that it's remarkable qualities radiate out of the landscape and the people alike. I can't wait to go back!

Cheryl C.

5/5

I have enjoyed many free events here such as community day, free fridays, pillow talks, and pay what you want performances. I’ve also enjoyed the ticketed performances. Blessed to live only 20 minutes away! It’s very inspirational venue for your artistic palate! Parking plentiful and grounds are beautifully maintained.

Alex V. H.

5/5

Tranquil and inspiring cultural (dance) centre. Giving space and support to a variety of performing dancers. Beautiful nature surrounding the complex of (historical) buildings

Patricia H.

5/5

Went to Community Day with our almost 8 yr old granddaughter. This was her 3rd time going this summer. She liked this the best. Lots of fun things to do including crafts, painting and getting her face painted, 2 donkeys to pet and the highlight, Cooper, the dancing llama.

Tabby R.

3/5

This is a great venue where we've been coming every summer to see wonderful performances.
They appear to be socially progressive, as you would expect from a creative artistic community.
However, their inflexibility on the "16+" policy for the morning classes is appaling, especially since the only rationale for that is a generic "liability", and, what is even more ridiculous, "it has been a policy for so many years". (They wouldn't make an exception (for a hip-hop class) for a highly athletic competitive performance artist who is a bit younger, even though we offered to sign a liability release.) That makes the sincerity of the rest suspect.

Jennifer E.

1/5

We were at the Thursday, August 22 performance of the Harlem Dance Theater. I had purchased ADA seats since my husband has an above knee amputation. There were 8 seats jammed into the small area. We had had also been there the last time Harlem Dance Theater performed in 2019. When we were there for that performance, there were a smaller number of seats that made it more comfortable. As his companion, I had to sit sideways because my knees were hitting the from of the box. It was very uncomfortable. ALSO, there were 4 people in the ADA area that were NOT handicapped. When I mentioned it to them, they claimed that they did not know. I said that was impossible, since the seating chart showed they were handicapped accessible. When I asked to speak to someone who worked at the Pillow, she was no help. She refused to refund me or at least a partial refund. The Harlem Dance Theater was also NOT that good compared to the awesome company of HDT that performed in 2019 that we saw. We will not be going back to Jacob's Pillow again, since they do not know how to make proper accommodations for patrons that need the ADA seats. I saw many other patrons with walkers and/or wheelchairs that had to sit in regular seats since the ADA seats were sold to people that had NO handicaps.

M

2/5

A beautiful and historic space with world-class theater. But just two stars due to a lack of concern for the audience's safety. The Barn was absurdly hot, and most of the audience in the show I saw were senior citizens. Giving out fans is not enough. And due to climate change, the situation will only get worse. Please get air conditioning.

Jared A.

1/5

Bathrooms are filthy and 'gender neutral' so a grown man walked into the same bathroom as my 12 year old daughter. My wife went in to keep an eye on him.

The whole thing is disgusting. Performance was pretty mediocre. Saw the Royal Ballet, but really no better than most performances in second tier theatres.

Save your money and your time. This place rides on a long ago reputation.

Quick response to Jacob's Pillow: Letting grown men into bathrooms with 12 year old girls is unforgivable. Period.

Let's see what the Becket PD do about grown men in every bathroom.