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See what Voice Theatre has been up to. We are featured on the front page of The Kingston Times.
Voice Theatre on the front page of the Kingston Times
Voice Theatre, Saugerties High School & Undocumented Child Refugees tell their stories.
Saugerties High School, the school library, 132 Washington Avenue, Saugerties, NY. Friday, March 24th, 11:51am-1pm
The Skin of Our Teeth by Thornton Wilder. “Save the Human race.” One of the defining American plays of the century.
“Wilder stages history as a series of giddy pratfalls, in which mankind keeps bouncing back from every near wipe-out.”
– John Lahr
Oh those frisky immigrants. Thanks to all and everyone in Voice Theatre who have created our shows and those who have been in our audiences.
Happy Thanksgiving … Enjoy your gratitude.
Thanks to the Hudson Valley Foundation for Youth Health for their Support. We look forward to realizing the Home Project with them and students in Ulster County.
Class starts Monday night 6-9pm October 3rd and will culminate with exciting performances: a Monologue Improv Slam at the renovated Colony and Belonging and Bullying a project based on the writing of refugee children exploring their definition of “home”.
More info: https://voicetheatre.org/education-and-classes/acting-classes-teens-and-adults/
or email: info@voicetheatre.org
— It’s going to be exciting fun and important!
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May 4th
FINKS by Joe Gilford. Direction: Sean Marrinan
May 11th
LUNGS by Duncan Macmillan. Direction: Christine Crawfis
May 18th
IT WILL ALL WORK OUT ~ Stories from the Secret City by Chris Wells
Exclusively hosted by New World Home Cooking
1411 Rt. 212, Saugerties, NY 12477
Bar opens at 6pm – Readings begin 7pm
Tickets for these events $12. For reservations, call: 845 679 0154
Voice Theatre’s award winning production of Retzak at 59E59 Theatres Off-Broadway, New York City.
Our anti-bullying workshops across the Hudson Valley high school systems have been going really well, but it’s hard work for the participants and they wouldn’t get through without some fuel. We’d like to send around a huge thank you to all the local supporting restaurants and businesses – and the generous owners of those restaurants and businesses – who have supported our efforts by providing lunches for the students. Our friends at Oriole 9, Woodstock Meats, the Landau Grill, Garden Cafe and Joshua’s Cafe, all in Woodstock, have been instrumental in helping us keep our sessions happy, fed and focused. None of this would happen without you. We really appreciate your support and your contribution to the anti-bullying program.
Our efforts with local students will continue over the coming months with our Summer Youth Workshops at the Byrdcliffe Theater. The summer workshops are filling fast, so sign up soon!
