Join us in our new Kingston Venue!

“ART” a play by Yasmina Reza
Olivier Award Best Comic Play, London, 2017

OCT 13–23, 2022 / Thurs. – Sat. @ 7:30pm / Sun. matinees @ 2pm

Bethany Hall at the Old Dutch Church, 272 Wall St., Kingston

Live theatre in the heart of Uptown Kingston, NY! 

For more information & tickets visit: 2022 Season

For fully vaccinated participants in NYC & Upstate starting in April
ART New York, 520 8th Avenue, NYC
ASK, Arts Society of Kingston, 97 Broadway, Kingston, NY

Details: https://voicetheatre.org/acting-classes/

 

New York City

LEGACY by Shauna Kanter

NYC Venue: Arts at St. John’s
218 West 11th Street (just west of 7th Ave)
April 29 & 30, May 7
All performances postponed – due to Covid-19
**Additional dates and venue to be announced**

Legacy Project in-school Workshops & Refugee Workshops
March 25 – May 8  canceled

Voice Workshops
3/29, 4/26, 5/24, 6/28  canceled – standby for updates

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Woodstock

Summer Youth Workshop
July 13 – July 26  canceled 
NEW Venue: Utopia Studios, The Bearville Arts Complex, Woodstock, NY

PlayFest: Six Plays Walk into a Bar
The Colony, Opens September 13

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Kingston

Restorative Justice Teen Workshops
September 15 – October 15

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Online

Zoom Presentations
Monthly through December

 

6th Annual Spring Reading Series

3 Wednesdays at The COLONY Woodstock, NY
 
MAY 8th
MaryLou Logginberry Spaces Out
…an evening of stories, satire & lots more…
Cynthia Adler and friends
“An evening with Cynthia Adler? I’d like to spend the whole night” — Robert Altman, director
Satirical, witty and surprising. Stories about women who have started out in one place, and ended up in another.

 

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MAY 15th
Disgraced
By Ayad Akhtar
Direction: Carol Fox Prescott
From its stunning Broadway run “Smart…surprising…shocking” — New York Times
The successful New York lawyer Amir enjoys a comfortable life with his American wife, a talented artist influenced by Islamic imagery. But when his Muslim heritage is questioned, his life begins to unravel and a celebratory dinner with friends leads to surprising actions of prejudice, identity and faith.

 

 

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MAY 29th —new date
Boycott Esther
By Emily Acker
Direction: Dennis Carlo Patella
Experience this up-to-the-minute new play. In an urgent response to the #metoo movement, Boycott Esther chronicles the aftermath of a young woman’s career after her boss, a Hollywood mogul, becomes enmeshed in a workplace sexual misconduct scandal. In a world where information is spread and opinions are formed in the click of a mouse, what is our collective capacity for forgiveness?