Bridge Street Theatre presents MUSLIM GIRLS: DTF (Discuss Their Faith) One Time Only! Sunday March 2 at 2:00pm Stereotype-Busting Stand-Up Comedy Show Coming to Catskill What do Muslim women think? Since nobody ever seemed to ask, Aizzah Fatima and Atheer Yacoub teamed up to create “Muslim Girls: DTF (Discuss Their Faith)”, a wildly provocative, hysterically … Read more
BENT COMPASS – written by Neil Brookshire and Colin Sesek, and performed by Neil Brookshire. Originally directed by Phil Darius Wallace. One of the most successful and popular shows we’ve ever brought to BST was Logan Black’s BOND: THE STORY OF A SOLDIER AND HIS DOG, performed back in 2015 right here in our Speakeasy. … Read more
She’s a magnificent, late-middle-aged Broadway actor, alone in the world (as only a widow can be) after losing the husband who was the genuine love of her life. At age 70, Kate finds herself reluctantly dipping her toe into the online dating pool – the world of “man 87 seeks loving relationship with woman under 30.”
When his musical Yank! was produced in Rio, David found himself part of a passionate community of theatre makers—including the vibrant young producer, George. Two years later, George was dead. In O TIME, David returns to Brazil to reckon with his friend’s life and death, how musicals connect queer people around the globe… and with his own demons. Structured as an investigation combining documentary theatre with personal memoir, O TIME lives in the space between countries and cultures, language and translation, past and present.
Written and Performed by Erica Knight Directed by John AhlinLights by John SowleStage Manager – Hannarose Manning GHOST DANCE: PICTURE OF A MADMAN In February of 1916, Ralph Albert Blakelock’s haunting landscape, “Brook by Moonlight”, was sold at auction for $20,000, a record price for a painting by a living American artist. The sale made … Read more
Our Season gets under way in March with the third edition of our hugely popular SoloFest – four weekends, four thrilling and very different one-person shows. Tickets for individual shows are $27 online, $29 at the door and $15 for students. They are available below. Click HERE for an feature article about SoloFest by Jeff … Read more
And here are just a few of the many other special events that will be happening at Bridge Street Theatre in 2025 A Bob Dylan Tribute Band Chill Out Go nuts A Community Classic
2025 Season Play One April 17 – 27
A dotcom billionaire with an agenda offers a cash-strapped regional theatre a huge chunk o’ change to ‘translate’ all of Shakespeare’s plays into ‘friendlier’ English.
A devastating portrayal of the day-to-day demands of caregiving, and a beautiful and moving tribute to the strength and resilience of the human spirit when fueled by unconditional love. Winner of the Obie and New York Drama Critics Circle Awards for Best Play.
Bridge Street Dance presents: reclaiming Bridge Street Dance invites you to an unforgettable night of innovation, storytelling, and raw emotion at our eighth annual showcase at Bridge Street Theatre. Our 2025 showcase brings together a powerful mix of returning artists and fresh new talent, featuring dancers who are redefining movement through fusion belly dance and … Read more
Avast, landlubbers! Climb aboard the ‘Worthy Vessel’ for this rollicking “nautical musical for grown-ups” with an original story, book, music, and lyrics by local songwriter Carmen Borgia. SOUTH unfolds in the year 1860, somewhere to the north of South America but south of North America. Afloat on turbulent seas and piloting the eternally sinking merchant … Read more
A searing, deeply introspective drama that explores trauma, memory, and the quiet, insidious ways in which women navigate violence in their lives. As emotionally gripping as it is intellectually provocative, RED LIKE FRUIT challenges audiences to reconsider the narratives we accept – and those we ignore. A haunting and unforgettable theatrical event.
Ernest Thompson’s contemporary American classic is a heartwarming and poignant work of a family struggling with age, rage, regret, love withheld, love unspoken, disappointment and ultimately (if they’re lucky) forgiveness, acceptance, and renewal. For decades, Norman and Ethel Thayer have spent their summers in a rustic lakeside family cabin in Maine. But this year is … Read more