REVIEW: “Red Like Fruit” at Bridge Street Theatre
by Macey Levin Bridge Street Theatre in Catskill, New York, has produced a play that is complicated, controversial and intriguing. The American premiere of “Red…
Bridge Street Theatre Announces Teen Auditions for Plays to End Gun Violence
“ENOUGH! PLAYS TO END GUN VIOLENCE”Presented by Bridge Street Theatre AUDITIONS – TEEN PERFORMERS Bridge Street Theatre invites Hudson Valley teens (grades 8–12) to audition…
REVIEW: “Mary Jane” at Bridge Street Theatre
by Macey Levin Mary Jane is a single mother with a two and-a-half year old son, Alex, who has cerebral palsy, frequent seizures and difficulty…
REVIEW: “Ghost Dance” at Bridge Street Theatre
by Macey Levin Ralph Albert Blakelock is one of the least famous artists of the Hudson River School overshadowed by Thomas Cole and Frederic Church…
REVIEW: “O Time” at Bridge Street Theatre
by Macey Levin David Zellnik’s musical entitled “Yank” about gay soldiers during World War Two ran off-Broadway in 2005; it had several workshops in New…
Berkshire OLLI Offers Theater Preview Series with Critics and Artistic Directors
The Performing Arts season opens with Olli‘s Berkshire Previews on April 4 where ten artistic directors will present their season by Zoom over six weeks, each Friday…
REVIEW: “Help! I’m Trapped In A One-Woman Show” at Bridge Street Theatre
The second play in Bridge Street Theatre’s “Solofest” is the world premiere of “Help! I’m Trapped In A One-Woman Show” featuring Broadway actress Kate Skinner. …