Diane Prusha

    Diane Prusha performed this summer at The Berkshire Theatre Festival’s production of Two-Headed by Julie Jensen. 

     Previously, she has been a resident actor with Shakespeare and Company, performing in many roles.  Some of her favorites include, Lotte in Enchanted April, Lotte in Lettice and Lovage, Vassilya/Mrs. Popov in The Chekov One-Acts, Grace in Roman Fever, Edith Wharton in The Other Two, Mrs. Fontage in The Rembrandt, Myrtle Lemon/Duchess of Bayswater in An International Episode, and Mrs. Manstey in The View Beyond,   which was written for her.   Other highlights of her career include Summer, The Dilettante, The Aspern Papers,  The Legend, Berkeley Square, King John, The Custom of the Country, Fortune and Misfortune, Madame deTreymes, The Pretext , and many more Edith Wharton and Henry James adaptations. 

     Diane  teaches a Shakespeare class for Community Access to the Arts and is a teacher in the Early Childhood Program at the Great Barrington Rudolf Steiner School.