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AVIARY (reimagined). A monumental balloon sculpture installed in our Big Room, was the first event at Bridge Street Theatre.

To help launch the East Durham Irish Festival Bridge Street Theatre invited Brian C. Petti to present his Echoes of Ireland in the new SPEAKEASY. It was for one performance only, May 23, at 7:30 pm.

This special, sold-out event featured Patty Duke in conversation with her friend from Catskill, Scarlett Smith.

Bridge Street Theatre presented the amazing Christian Cagigal in an intimate evening of close up magic, fairy tales, dark fables and strange happenings called OBSCURA.

Jon B. Woodin
The Teri Roiger Trio (Closing Night Party for AVIARY)
Jazz with the Michael Moss/Billy Stein Duo

Cabaret
Lynn Kearney FIRE AND ICE
Tom Judson MOSTLY FROM THE MOVIES
Mary Ellen Nelligar FROM OZ TO NUREMBERG
And Hearts Content Ensemble SUNDAY AFTERNOON CLASSICS

A Reading of QUIET ELECTRICITY A New Play by Michael Raver
PSYCHIC SIDESHOW with Evil Dan and Colleen the Sideshow Queen
Ramblin Jug Stompers – A Funky American String Band

Nightmare on Bridge Street
The Magic of Mario Morris
COMEBACK! A Cabaret by Molly Parker Myers

THE RAPE OF LUCRECE performed by Dan Hodge
C.B. Smith and the Lucky Devils
Planet Arts Jazz: Boptitude and Chris Pasin

Magick Balay and Buddies

LARK EDEN

Dan Carbone’s UP FROM THE GROUND
SIGN FELT! by Alexandra Tatarsky
Eric Michael Gillett in CARELESS RHAPSODY

Hearts Content Ensemble
John DeRosalia
Roxanne Fay in HOME FIRES BURNING
Christian Cagigal in OBSCURA

Three by Tennessee
GILGAMESH, written and performed by Steven Patterson
An Evening with Jon B. Woodin
Big Works in the Big Room

Big Works in the Big Room

Through August 29. Big Works in the Big Room
August 14 – 23. The Killing and The Love Death
August 22. A Special Benefit Concert by Riot with Three

September 4-6. Dirty Paki Lingerie
September 19. Third Ear with Michael Moss
September 21. Quiles & Cloud

October 8 – 18. Grinder’s Stand by Oakley Hall III
October 25. Flo Hayle – I Feel Some Songs Comin’ On

November 6-15 BOND: the story of a soldier and his dog
November 12. Stars and Stripes A Fundraiser for Veterans’ Day
November 14. C.B. Smith and the Lucky Devils
November 20. The Magic of Steven Brundage

BST receives a $105,000 Main Street Downtown Anchor Project Grant from NY Stage Homes & Community Renewal to create its Mainstage.
We have a new Marquee thanks to the Greene County Legislature.
January 10. Magician Caroline Ravn.

February 20. The Lady at the Mic, A Fabulous Evening with Charles Busch

April 1. Eric Michael Gillett, Man About Town, the Wit and Wisdom of Noel Coward
April 11. Quiles & Cloud
April 14-24 A Life in a Day: Lucky Lindy
April 29 – May 1. Anna Carol’s Aunt Nona

May 4. Building Bridges, the Hop-O-Nose Story & Music Project
May 8. Roy Eaton Piano, I Remember Mama
May 12-22. Gidion’s Knot
May 28. Blue Horse Rep presents Leading Ladies

June 4. An Evening with Julie Gold
June 9-19. Dream Child, The Trial of Alice in Wonderland

July 2. Ramblin Jug Stompers
July 9. The Hambones present a tribute to Bob Dylan’s Blood on the Tracks
July 19. Hearts Content Ensemble
July 16. Pite Wagula, Bottleneck Guitar Virtuoso
July 17. Jon B. Woodin
July 22-24. Terri Mateer’s A Kind Shot
August 6. Mark Nadler: Let’s Misbehave – A Cole Porter Soiree
August 12. Music from High Peaks
August 19-28. The Property Known as Garland

September 15-25. The Tavern by George M. Cohan
September 25. Everything You Are About To See Really Happened. An Evening of Poetry

October 1. Helluva Town: A New York Soundtrack
October 13-23. Frankenstein: The Modern Prometheus
October 30. Today’s Brecht

November 6. The Fabulous Flo Hayle in No Biz Like Show Biz
November 11-13. Concrete Temple Theatre presents Geppetto
November 29. Ribbon Cutting for the new Mainstage

December 8-18 Holiday Memories

2016 Awards
An Interview with Jim Riley on Mid-Hudson Cable

February 10-12. Turning 15 on the Road to Freedom
February 18-19 Cons, Cheats, and Scams – The Extraordinary Card Magic of Jason Ladanye
February 17. Mind Myths with Dan ‘EvilDan’ Terelmes
February 18. Psychic Sideshow with EvilDan and Colleen the Sideshow Queen
February 25-26. Hi, Are You Single?

March 16-26. Souvenir

April 2: Garfield Moore Cello
April 8: Cabaret: My Favorite Sings
April 20-30: A World Premiere Comedy, The Official Adventures of Kieron & Jade

May 5-7. ChipandGus
May 13. What You Don’t Know about Women
May 21. Coney Island
May 27-28 Performathon

June 3. Jeanne MacDonald in Concert
June 9 & 10. Dead Shot Mary
June 17. Hudson Valley Improv
June 23-25. Upon This Rock: The Magdalene Speaks

July 6 – 16. The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds
July 20 – 23. Copenhagen
July 29. Bridge Street Belly Dance

August 5. I Won’t Dance – Steve Ross Sings and Plays Fred Astaire
August 12. Jungle Jim Jam
August 12. The Hudson Dusters
August 13. Hearts Content Ensemble
August 19. A Reading of Wilde about Whitman
August 27. South, A Nautical Musical

September 14-24. How to Pray
September 30. Riot with Three

October 6-8. Sing Me a Story
October 14. The Hambones. A Bob Dylan Celebration

November 2 – 12. Redwood Curtain
November 18. Stephen Clair
November 19. Ustad Shafaat Khan

December 1-2. The Fridge Plays
December 9. 2018 Season Announcement Party

We open our 2018 Season with a contemporary American classic, probably the greatest romantic comedy of the latter half of the 20th Century. What starts as a one-night-stand between a waitress and a short-order cook turns into a tug-of-war between a guy who sees endless love and adventure ahead and a gal who’s been burned before and is terrified of being hurt again. Share it with someone you love!

Rebecca Singer’s theatrical foray into the worlds of nature and technology takes us from the winds of the Costa Rican cloud forest to the elephants of Botswana, from the desks of medical billing offices to the intricacies of an iPhone 7, as she morphs from observer to participant here on Mother Earth.

Local legend Flo Hayle celebrates her 89th birthday with a brand-new cabaret show featuring long-time musical director Jay Kerr at the piano. A nostalgic afternoon of old songs, new songs, and tales from her show-biz past.

The second edition of our wildly successful Performathon. Everybody gets a chance to strut their stuff on our stage during the day. Then at night, a variety show featuring a sampler of the finest in Hudson Valley talent!

An autobiographical account of the life of Gala Dali, celebrated wife and muse of Surrealist artist Salvador Dali. Told with some reluctance and use of the Tarot
Featuring Roxanne Fay as Gala Dali

Hitler’s chosen filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl (director of TRIUMPH OF THE WILL and OLYMPIA) hovers in a limbo somewhere between life and death. There she encounters her younger self and is forced to confront the moral implications of the works she created and how her talents were exploited by a fascist regime. A searing examination of narcissism, denial, and artistic responsibility.

The eleven-piece Dylan Perrillo Orchestra, a collection of musical friends out of Albany, New York makes its first appearance at Bridge Street Theatre.

The Hearts Content Ensemble – Caitlin Ippolit (flute), Jonathan Byron-Woodin (cello), Lory Frankel (oboe), Thomas Konow (violin), Ed Coughtry (clarinet and flute), and David Woodin (violin and viola), all members of the Catskill Chamber Orchestra – returns for their fourth engagement here at Bridge Street with an intimate and wide-ranging program of chamber classics. The … Read more

Bridge Street Belly Dance features Fusion Belly Dance performance artists from around the Northeast in a one-time-only evening of amazing performance.