2021 Season

Bridge Street Theatre announces it’s first Live Performances in 2021. The Bridge Street Belly Dance Project. Saturday, June 12 at 2:00pm & 7:00pm.

BST presents THE ADDAMS FAMILY MUSICAL – QUARANTINE EDITION.

MISS GULCH RETURNS! Online
Written by Fred Barton
Music Direction by Tom Judson
Performed by Steven Patterson
From September 26 through October 3 you can watch Miss Gulch Returns! Online on Vimeo.

A musical valentine to all the romantically disenfranchised, with a score filled with sophisticated comedy numbers that would have made Cole Porter proud.

We’re back in the fall with our 2021 Season of four eclectic, fascinating plays.

2014 MacArthur “Genius” Grant recipient Samuel D. Hunter explores the emotional frontier of a family struggling to stay afloat in the vastness of the American landscape in this affectionate, poignant, and profoundly empathetic new play.

A screening of the documentary by JD Urban, followed by a Q&A with Francesca Avani and many of the dancers involved.

The Mount Everest of American drama. Over the course of a single day, the autobiographical Tyrone family, torn between love and hatred, blame and pity for one another, grapple with (and succumb to) their demons in perhaps the greatest American play of the 20th Century. A deep dive into the dark soul of the American dream.

In a surprising, fun, haunting, and delightful evening, Jean Tafler portrays Margaret Hamilton, whose Wicked Witch of the West has left an indelible mark on us all.

Our 2022 Season CELEBRATE SURVIVAL.

Thang Dao returns to Bridge Street to develop another new work, Turbulence. It explores the sometimes violent and unsteady movement in life. Last year he created this stunning video of his work with us.   He’s planning on doing another video of his work this year. Check back for a link. PR from Works & […]

Round the Bend Theatre presents a reading of Alternative Canon: A Sacrilegious Romp by Erin Proctor No Reservations Tickets available at the door one-half hour before curtain time $10 Suggested Donation Directed by Beth Ryan Troxell with Jessica Lyke, Joseph Bongiorno, David Smilow, Katrina Lantz, Caitlyn Classey, Jeremiah Wenutu, Bill Solley, Alan Britt, Brian Rainey, […]

CLARKSTON by Samuel D. Hunter “Maybe the only American frontier still to be explored is inside, not outside.” TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW.

Recognizing this timeless plight of immigrants, Temple Israel of Catskill, in partnership with The Bridge Street Theatre, is presenting performances of A Bintel Brief, developed and directed by Carol Rusoff. 

An unexpectedly hilarious new comedy by Eric Pfeffinger.

On June 18, 2022, come join Bridge Street Belly Dance in our fifth year of celebrating the human experience through movement and fusion belly dance. This year’s lineup invites you to witness our journey through adversity to find hope through creativity and connection.

A Sizzling Summer Schedule at Catskill’s Bridge Street Theatre! Bridge Street Theatre, one of the most adventurous and exciting small theater companies in the Hudson Valley region, is delighted to announce a spectacular line-up of imported music, dance, and theatre for the Summer of 2022. Currently slated for presentation on BST’s “Priscilla” Mainstage and in […]

Immerse yourself in the vibrant energy and deep serenity of Indian Classical music when Catskill’s intimate Bridge Street Theatre hosts a recital by world-renowned sitar virtuoso Ustad Shafaat Khan on Sunday evening June 26, 2022 at 7:30pm.

Vintage Acoustic Musical Americana! A Special Independence Day Weekend Concert with Thomas Lindsay, Michael Eck, and Paul Jossman Lost Radio Rounders No reservations, general seating, limited capacity (only 84 seats), first come/first served. Just show up at 44 West Bridge Street in Catskill on July 3 (doors open at 1:30pm) and pay whatever you wish. […]

Saugerties’ Round the Bend Theatre presents A Staged Reading of David Bunce’s “The Mighty Lambs” Saturday, July 9 @ 7:30 and Sunday, July 10 @ 7:30 $10 Suggested Donation at the door. Bunce, a Capitol Region playwright and actor, and winner of BroadwayWorld.com’s Best New Play of 2019 for “Red Maple”, has created, in his […]

Catwalk Institute (in partnership with Bridge Street Theatre) presents to love the rise/pt.2 Saturday July 16, 2022 @ 7:30pm Tickets: General Admission $15, Students ages 21 and under $10 Tickets can also be purchased at the door one half hour prior to the performance (subject to availability) Following a developmental residency at Catwalk Institute, Brooklyn-based […]

Michael Moss and his band ROOTS to SHOOTS Saturday, July 23 at 8:00 PM (Note the special time for this event.) $15 Advance and At the Door Michael Moss (reeds) Alexis Marcelo (piano) Adam Lane (bass) Ismael Baiz (drums) ROOTS to SHOOTS performs music stretching from straight-ahead jazz to gospel, the blues, rhythm and blues, […]

A World Premiere Commission September 8 – 18 Thursdays thru Saturdays @ 7:30, Sundays @ 2:00 Tickets $22 Advance, $25 At the Door, $10 Students The first Thursday and Sunday are Pay-What-You-Will (Available at the door only) With Steven Patterson, Janet Keller and Daniel Hall Kuhn Directed and Designed by John Sowle Costumes by Michelle […]

A Staged Reading by Round the Bend Theatre Heartbeat Ophelia by D.L.Siegel Reading directed by Beth Ryan Troxell Sat, Sept 24 @ 7:30pm and Sun, Sept 25 @ 2:00pm Suggested $10 Donation at the door   Cast of Heartbeat Ophelia Ophelia: Jessica Lyke Hamlet: Taylor Seupel Polonius: David Bunce Laertes: Joshuah Patriarco The Messenger/The Ghost: […]

SEXUAL MISCONDUCT OF THE MIDDLE CLASSES by Hannah Moscovitch (U.S. Premiere) October 13 – 23. Directed by Margo Whitcomb “Some plays, you just know will be good from the first scene, grabbing your attention and refusing to let go … The play becomes more and more enticing … ‘Sexual Misconduct’ is an old story, yes, […]

Merry Christmas, 1183! King Henry II has just released his estranged wife Eleanor from prison so that the entire back-stabbing royal family can spend the holiday together. He’s getting on in years and a succession must be mapped out. But which of their three sons will end up on the throne? The knives are out, and it looks like this is one Christmas where nobody is going to get what they want. A contemporary American classic (even if it IS set in England).

Tickets are $15 at the door. The Zelos Quartet is excited to present a festive program of American masterworks ranging from the serenity of William Grant Still to the flamboyant tango of Astor Piazzolla. Zelos plays on instruments specific to the inventor’s forgotten intentions to explore the wide tonal variety of the saxophone quartet. Their […]

Concrete Temple Theatre presents a showing of HAMLET RIDE on January 30 at 7pm at the conclusion of their month-long residency at Bridge Street

Round the Bend Theatre presents a Stage Reading of Margie Castleman’s 1,000 Feet Saturday February 25 at 7:30pm and Sunday February 26 at 2:00pm No advance reservations. A suggested donation of $10 is requested at the door. In this unsettling new work, Laura is arrested for having an inappropriate relationship with an underage female student […]

Bridge Street Theatre presents a month of solo performances by some fabulous friends. You can see them all for a discount by purchasing a SoloFest Subscription.

Announcing our 2023 Season – A Holiday for Misfits.
Tickets available now.

Everyone from long-time Hudson Valley locals to recent COVID-era transplants will find something to relate to in this fish-out-of-water story about a woman from NYC attempting to cope with re-locating upstate.

The story of a larger than life Hungarian Mama Rose who’s slowly waltzing into dementia, as her Broadway baby, Melinda shimmies into middle age. An outrageous one woman show about stepping up and into your own light.

This roller coaster of a ride takes us from the streets and theaters of New York to the hills of Vermont, into the depths of Michael’s psyche as he battles mental illness and addiction, and back up to sanity whilst encountering a host of unsavory and masterful characters.

The horror, the horror! Poems and tales from America’s master of the macabre come thrillingly to life in this one-man show created and performed by an actor BST audiences will recognize from LEWISTON and SHELLEY’S SHADOW.

A fast, funny, slyly anachronistic, and scarily relevant period comedy about the craziness (and the wonder) of trying to create theatre during a time of plague. World Premiere!