WGXC Live Radio at BST
Live Radio Broadcasts from Bridge Street Theatre The Third Week Every Month Come out and join the fun. This MONTH July 15, 10pm – midnight In the Bridge Street Theatre Speakeasy and WGXC 90.7FM Suggested donation $10 Doors open at 9:00, hang out while we set up and sound check Hosted by Nancy Giles and […]
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Tenth Season Finale
Catskill’s Bridge Street Theatre Announces Its Tenth Anniversary Season Finale Bridge Street Theatre is now ready to close out our Tenth Anniversary Season with four funny, moving, provocative, and innovative new productions, including an important new American play, an immersive solo show, a hilarious two-hander about friendship (and ping pong), and a heady romp that […]
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ChipandGus
The two loneliest men in upstate New York meet once a month in the grungy back room of a rundown Schenectady sports bar, to do the one thing they both love…play ping pong. In this fast-paced, blisteringly brilliant comedy, the most casual of acquaintances discover that their lives intertwine in ways they couldn’t possibly have known. Virtuoso verbal and physical comedy with tons of heart from writer/performers John Ahlin and Christopher Patrick Mullen. Presented in collaboration with Fat Knight Theatre.
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Playing Dog
A delightful play for families, recommended for ages 8 and up, mixes realism with fantasy and includes several original death metal songs, performed to comic effect.
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Magic, Love, Mystery
Penn & Teller call him “one of the greatest living magicians.” And now, just in time for Halloween, world-renowned magician and master storyteller Peter Samelson brings his fascinating one-man show “Magic, Love, Mystery!” to Catskill’s Bridge Street Theatre for three performances only, October 25-27.
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The Gospel According to Thomas Jefferson, Charles Dickens and Count Leo Tolstoy: DISCORD
A Founding Father, a Victorian novelist, and a Russian revolutionary walk into a…stop me if you’ve heard this one. Thomas Jefferson (yeah, that one), Charles Dickens (the very same) and Count Leo Tolstoy (who else?) come together in a blistering battle of wits. From Scott Carter (executive producer of “Real Time with Bill Maher”), this whip-smart comedy examines what happens when three famous thinkers are locked together in Hell.
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