The hub for performing arts in the Hudson Valley
Upcoming Events
30th Anniversary Gala Benefit
Sunday, May 17, 5 p.m.–7 p.m.
The Depot Theater turns 30 this year. Join us in celebrating our past and forging our future at our Spring Gala Benefit. Food, drinks, friends—all on the Depot patio, all for an excellent cause.
Glass Ceiling Breakers
June 5, 6, & 7
Theatre Revolution presents Glass Ceiling Breakers, now in its 10th year. A three-day festival of plays and films by women identifying artists.
Depot Docs: Natchez
Friday, June 12
Equal parts amusing and disturbing, the film takes us on a journey through an antebellum tourist destination at a crossroads as it grapples with a deeply troubled history that is so thoroughly ingrained in its present, we’re left to wonder if it’s actually past at all.
Special guest: Director Suzannah Herbert
Sometimes Sundays: STARRING AMERICA
Sunday, June 14, 4 p.m.
The Depot’s occasional play-reading series returns, this time presenting STARRING AMERICA, written by Julie Weinberg and directed by Maggie Low.
Free, but reservations are required.
Sometimes Sundays: MAGGIE’S FARM
Friday, June 19, 7 p.m.
A special Juneteenth presentation of MAGGIE’S FARM, by Goldee Greene. Part of our occasional reading series, offered this time on a Friday.
Free, but reservations are required.
Depot Pride: Drag Cabaret
Saturday, June 20, 7 p.m.
A colorful, jubilant celebration of diversity, inclusion, acceptance, love, and LGBTQ+ pride, Drag Cabaret radiates open-armed joy, humor, and fun. Intended for ages 13+.
ALSO: Prior to the show, the queens will host an all-ages meet-and-greet. Free (tips are encouraged) and open to all.
Sometimes Sundays: KEEP ME WARM
Sunday, June 28, 3 p.m.
The third Sometimes Sundays reading of the month, KEEP ME WARM was written by Martha Pichey and will be directed by Scott Klavan.
Free, but reservations are requred.
We strengthen the cultural fabric of the Hudson Valley through theater, music, dance, film, and education programs that inspire human connection.
“I loved performing at the Depot. It’s like stepping back in time with a room full of people who love storytelling.”
Beth Leavel
“I’m hugely indebted to the Depot Theater for opening me to the world of performance and play, fueling my heart with a creative life I’ve deeply appreciated and grown with ever since.”
Charlie Plummer
“The team at the Depot have become precious friends of mine. Whenever I enter their intimate theater on the railroad, I feel at home and inspired to create.”
Hampton Fluker
