The Two Of Us Productions, the award-winning theater company based in Copake NY, is pleased to announce our 2026 season of quality live theater and music. For their 26th season, we’ve picked shows that we hope will please, entertain, and inform our many enthusiastic audience members: · Ms. Holmes & Ms. Watson; an…
RESCHEDULED! The 2nd night of auditions for Man of La Mancha have been postponed from Tuesday, December 2nd to Thursday, December 4th (sign in at 6:30, auditions at 7). Callbacks (by invitation) are moved to Saturday, December 6th at 11 am. The production staff will accept video submissions if you…
by Lisa Jarisch I have the softest of spots in my heart for Man of La Mancha, having stage- managed a production that will always remain as one of my most cherished memories. As a result, I have the highest of expectations for any production that dares to compete with…
(August 19, 2021—Chatham, NY) The Mac-Haydn Theatre’s own “Impossible Dream” continues with the long-awaited return of Man of La Mancha, presented August 26 through September 5. A moving tale about a man’s refusal to give up his impossible dream, inspired by Miguel de Cervantes’ masterpiece Don Quixote. Powerful, brutal, hilarious, and…
The theatre returns with a determination to be a beacon for the community, once again bringing people together for a shared experience. CHATHAM, NY—June 14, 2021 The Mac-Haydn Theatre will reopen its doors for live performances on July 29 after more than a year of closure, bringing the exciting summer…
The Mac-Haydn Theatre, located at 1925 NY 203 in Chatham, NY, is delighted to announce the Main Stage Season for 2020. Pippin May 21-May 31, 2020 Urinetown June 4-14, 2020 Man of La Mancha June 18-28, 2020 42nd Street July 2-19 Parade July 23-August 2, 2020 Rock of Ages August…
When Jeff McCarthy remakes himself with paste and whiskers into the aging squire/knight errant Don Quixote in front of our eyes, it is theatrical magic time. At that moment it was clear that this “Man of La Mancha” was going to be transformative .
Reviewed by Gail M. Burns, May 2008 “And the world will be better for thisThat one man, scorned and covered with scarsStill strove with his last ounce of courageTo reach the unreachable star” – Joe Darion Lord, how I loved the Original Broadway Cast album of Man of La Mancha. I…
