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Rest of the stuff at half price . . .

Stageworks/Hudson is having a half price sale this weekend from Friday, August 19 through Monday, August 22 from 11:00 am to 6:00 pm to clear out the rest of its inventory. Already below market value and now half price are hundreds of vintage and contemporary garments and accessories, set pieces used in our theatrical productions, glassware, hundreds of props and furniture including chairs, tables and more.

Everything must go to help jump start Stageworks on its next journey, the development of a new theater venue right next door, and to "make room" for The Wick hotel!

To see a sampling of the things we are selling, go to http://www.stageworkshudson.org/photos_inventory.html

Due to the large volume of items, prices are only available at the site.

Directions: stageworkshudson.org/directions.html or call 518-828-7843 or email [email protected].

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Stageworks/Hudson is having a huge sale starting this Friday, August 12 through Wednesday, August 17 from 12:00 noon to 7:00 pm to clear out its inventory at 41 Cross St., Hudson, NY. On sale, at way below market value, are thousands of items including a large costume/clothing collection which includes vintage and contemporary garments and accessories, set pieces used in our theatrical productions, china, porcelain and glassware, hundreds of props, vintage furniture including chairs, tables, lockers, map drawers, mid-century modern theater seats and much, much more.
Everything must go to help jump start Stageworks on its next journey, the development of a new theater venue right next door, and to "make room" for The Wick hotel! All items are bargain priced.
To see a sampling of the things we are selling, go to http://www.stageworkshudson.org/photos_inventory.html

Due to the large volume of items, prices are only available at the site.

Directions: stageworkshudson.org/directions.html or call 518-828-7843 or email [email protected].

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Join Stageworks on November 7 for a staged reading of Deb Margolin's brilliant new play, Turquoise! You know Deb, she is the author of Stageworks' premiere production of "Imagining Madoff." We are thrilled to have her back at Stageworks!
For more info, visit: www.stageworkshudson.org

You are invited to join Stageworks on November 7 for a staged reading of Deb Margolin's brilliant new play, "Turquoise"! You know Deb, she is the author of Stageworks' premiere production of Imagining Madoff - we are thrilled to have her back!
For more info, visit: www.stageworkshudson.org

WE'RE THRILLED TO ANNOUNCE THAT SINGER/SONGWRITER SPENCER DAY will be returning to Hudson for a one night only concert of new music!
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10th @ 8pm. Stageworks, 41 Cross Street. Tickets are $20. Call Stageworks at (518) 822-9667, or visit the Stageworks website: stageworkshudson.org

We're excited to share the news that the comedy trio Unitard is returning to Stageworks/Hudson for one night only! Saturday, June 27, 8pm. Call for tickets: (518) 828-9667.

Review: In ‘8 Stops,’ Finding Humor Amid Hardships

Congratulations to the great Deb Margolin for her bravura performance in her solo play "8 Stops" at the Cherry Lane Theater! Stageworks is producing the premiere of Deb's new play, "Turquoise," this summer featuring Mark Margolis ("Breaking Bad") - the team of Margolis, Margolis and Margolin is back!

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/22/theater/review-in-8-stops-finding-humor-amid-hardships.html?ref=theater

nytimes.com Deb Margolin talks about cancer, motherhood and dull parties in her solo show at the Cherry Lane Theater.

'Tomorrow in the Battle' At Stageworks/Hudson

"Tomorrow in the Battle" playwright, Kieron Barry, arrives at Stageworks tomorrow! And even better news, he'll be participating in the Thursday evening talk-back after the performance. Come to play and stay for the exciting after show discussion.

And speaking of discussing, here's Laura Margolis and Danielle Skrasstad on WAMC's Roundtable this morning. Thank you Joe Donahue!

http://wamc.org/post/tomorrow-battle-stageworkshudson

wamc.org Stageworks/Hudson is presenting a return engagement of the play, Tomorrow in the Battle by Kieron Barry through August 31 at Stageworks’ Max and Lillian

Review: 'Tomorrow in the Battle' @ Stageworks

Stageworks' first review of Kieron Barry's brilliant play,TOMORROW IN THE BATTLE is terrific. Thank you Steve Barnes and the Times Union. And congratulations Kieron, Danielle, Chris and Olivia. This is a must-see!

blog.timesunion.com 'Tomorrow in the Battle' bold, brilliant at Stageworks/Hudson By Steve Barnes HUDSON — Stageworks/Hudson is an invaluable part of the local theater scene. The company can be counted on to blast thr...

Review: 'Tomorrow in the Battle' @ Stageworks

Stageworks' first review of Kieron Barry's brilliant play,TOMORROW IN THE BATTLE is terrific. Thank you Steve Barnes and the Times Union. And congratulations Kieron, Danielle, Chris and Olivia. This is a must-see!

http://blog.timesunion.com/localarts/review-tomorrow-in-the-battle-stageworks/34539/

blog.timesunion.com 'Tomorrow in the Battle' bold, brilliant at Stageworks/Hudson By Steve Barnes HUDSON — Stageworks/Hudson is an invaluable part of the local theater scene. The company can be counted on to blast thr...

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For more info and tickets to the play goto: www.stageworkshudson.org

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Stageworks/Hudson Presents
TOMORROW IN THE BATTLE
by Kieron Barry

Directed by Laura Margolis

Featuring Danielle Skraastad, Christopher Kelly & Olivia Gilliatt

AUGUST 13 — 31 RESERVE YOUR SEATS NOW!
Call 518-822-9667 or visit www.stageworkshudson.org

A special return engagement of "Tomorrow in the Battle," which received its world premiere in August 2012.

“... spellbinding ...” -BERKSHIRE EAGLE

“... one of the most remarkable pieces of theater in recent memory. Brilliant would be the word.” -TIMES UNION

“... not just during the performance, but long after, Tomorrow in the Battle is a play to revel in.” -METROLAND

A riveting mystery of obsession and betrayal . . .

“Tomorrow in the Battle” finds Simon, a heart surgeon, in a heated affair with Jennifer who is a successful a young investor that he met at an opera. Though oblivious to her husband's betrayal, Simon's wife Anna has contrived a romantic seduction of her own.

Simon, Jennifer and Anna are also facing professional dilemmas which mirror their personal crises. Simon prepares to perform a transplant on the heart of a young boy even as he takes an increasingly devil-may-care approach to his work. Anna, a civil servant at the Ministry of Defense, is coaxed into giving false evidence to Parliament to conceal an error in the program to renew the country's nuclear weapons system. Meanwhile, a trip to the New York Stock Exchange reveals to Jennifer that deception is not limited to the domains of the heart.

With their secrets deepening in risk and intensity, the past and present intertwine, thrusting them toward a desperate moment that changes their lives forever. Immediate, exquisite and often humorous, “Tomorrow in the Battle” is a sensual yet terrifying exposure of contemporary mores.

Funded, in part, by the New York State Council on the Arts, the Shubert Foundation, the Ernest O. Reaugh Trust Fund, Columbia County Tourism and Richard and Carol Seltzer.

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Best of 2013: Theater — Metroland

Wonderful holiday news! Thank you Jim Yeara & Metroland and congratulations to Bryony, Jason, Emily, Laura, Phil and the entire "Stockholm" team . . . and so importantly, the Stageworks audience that supports our work!

http://metroland.net/2013/12/24/best-of-2013-theater/

metroland.net 1. Stockholm Stageworks/Hudson Having its American premiere at Stageworks/Hudson, Stockholm was riveting. The play was a dash of Mamet, a pinch of Ruhl, a sweating of Pinter, a snap of LaBute, sprinklings of Albee, a zest of de Sade

In ‘Stockholm,’ the Blades Are Drawn From the Start

theater.nytimes.com Bryony Lavery’s “Stockholm,” at Stageworks/Hudson, follows a close, loving couple, with passions of several sorts.

In ‘Stockholm,’ the Blades Are Drawn From the Start

Ben Brantley's NY Times review of STOCKHOLM at Stageworks is wonderful! Come see it!

http://theater.nytimes.com/2013/08/24/theater/reviews/in-stockholm-the-blades-are-drawn-from-the-start.html?hpw&_r=0

theater.nytimes.com Bryony Lavery’s “Stockholm,” at Stageworks/Hudson, follows a close, loving couple, with passions of several sorts.

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The Metroland review of STOCKHOLM is out today! Another great one - both poignant and funny. Warning, adult language and content, like the play itself!

http://metroland.net/2013/08/22/kiss-kiss-bang-bang-2/

The Metroland review of STOCKHOLM is out today! Another great one - both poignant and funny. Warning, adult language and content, like the play itself!

http://metroland.net/2013/08/22/kiss-kiss-bang-bang-2/

Two more thrilling reviews for Stageworks’ production
of STOCKHOLM by Bryony Lavery!

“This production of “Stockholm” is . . . exciting, bold, beautiful and erotic . . . it should not be missed . . . Bryony Lavery has written a dense, threatening and beautiful piece of theater. . . a magnificent theatrical experience.” Bob Goephert, WAMC Northeast Public Radio

For full review:
http://www.wamc.org/post/bob-goepfert-reviews-stockholm


“Lavery’s stunning script is fittingly (and ironically) non-linear, weaving spoken word, choreography, sound, and visual effects in a way that transmits Todd and Kali’s imprisonment like a punch in the gut and wends its way into the observer’s psyche . . . I urge you to visit Stageworks before “Stockholm” closes on September 1.” -Roseann Cane, Berkshire On Stage


For full review:
http://berkshireonstage.com/2013/08/18/a-stunning-stockholm-gets-its-american-premiere-at-stageworkshudson/

Stageworks' first review of Bryony Lavery's brilliant play, STOCKHOLM is terrific. This is a must-see!

“In a run too short, it is a matter of urgency that theater-goers take advantage of this American debut and see it while it is possible . . . a remarkable evening of theater.”
- J. Peter Bergman, Berkshire Bright Focus

LOOPED runs for just one more week! Contact Stageworks at www.stageworkshudson.org for tickets or call our box office at 518-822-9667.

“"We had so much fun on character safari alongside [Colleen] Zenk as she exposed the triumphs and flaws of Ms. Bankhead's that I was very pleasantly surprised that by the time we were all standing and applauding, I had not only learned more about Tallulah, but also about human nature in general and even about myself. It is a gift that I will treasure for years to come."
-Kevin Mulcahy Jr., We Love Soaps

"[Collen Zenk] brings Talullah Bankhead to life. Her creation is a deft mix of comedy and tragedy, bringing the dysfunctional alcoholic to a level of hilarity and sympathy for an enthusiastic audience on the edge of their seats . . ."
-John Paul Keeler, Register Star

We are look for one more intern who will also serve as an understudy and assistant stage manager for our upcoming production of STOCKHOLM. The play closes on September 1 for those who are in college. Interns are paid a small salary and they are eligible to join the Equity Member Candidacy program or gain EMC points if already members. Please contact me right away if you are interested! Laura (518-828-7843 or [email protected]

For more information, go to http://www.stageworkshudson.org

Stageworks is hosting a fundraising event for the Reach Center and One Billion Rising tomorrow, Friday, February 15, at 8:00pm. I hope you will us for a performance of THE VA**NA MONOLOGUES and a desert reception in support of these very important organizations. Featured in the play are Elena Mosley, Stephanie Monseu and Kim Sykes with music performed by Cathy Grier! We are nearing a sold out house! but there are still a few seats left. For tickets call 518-822-9667 or order online at www.stageworkshudson.org.

The Year in Theater — Metroland

Metroland named two of Stageworks' productions in its 2012 Year in Theater "best" list!

Congratulations to Play by Play dramatists Hal Corley, Andrew Lark, Christina Gorman, Carla Jennings, Kim Sykes, Michael Whistler, Zach Udko and Kieron Barry (Play by Play and "Tomorrow in the Battle"); actors Danielle Skraastad, Timothy Deenihan, Celia Schaefer ("Tomorrow in the Battle"); actors Chris Smith, Claire Epstein, Louise Pillai and Steven Patterson ("Play by Play"); directors and designers John Sowle, Deena Pewtherer, Moe Schell, Randall Parsons, Jeffrey Lependorf, Phil Elman and Jen Schilansky.

http://metroland.net/2013/01/03/the-year-in-theater/

And if you haven't had the chance already, check out the Berkshire Eagle's Best Productions 2012 for great news about "Tomorrow in the Battle" and "The Rivalry."

metroland.net Best of 2012 1. Tomorrow in the Battle Stageworks/Hudson The world-premiere production of Tomorrow in the Battle was an experience to revel in. Playwright Kieron Barry presented conflicts, crises, and climaxes for his characters that engaged both intellectually and