Upcoming events.
The Glorious Death of Comrade What's-His-Name
The Glorious Death of Comrade What’s-His-Name opens at the Depot Theater in Garrison on Oct. 30 and runs through Nov. 22, with an extra performance added on Nov. 21 at 4 p.m.
This world premiere production was written by Simon Gray (Music), Raymond Bokhour (Lyrics), and David Bridel (Book) and is directed by John Christian Plummer.
The Hilary Hawke Band
The Hilary Hawke Band, a bluegrass-steeped trio from Brooklyn, performs at the Depot Dec. 6.
Depot Docs: Steal This Story, Please!
Depot Docs presents Steal This Story, Please!, a documentary film about independent journalist Amy Goodman.
The Bird Is Done
The Bird Is Done. Written by Michael Fishman, directed by Jim Semmelman.
Lidija: Live in Concert
Lidija: Live in Concert at the Depot Theater. Accompanied by Jim Mechalakos.
Is My Black Still Beautiful?
Gwen Laster presents Is My Black Still Beautiful? Reflections of a Childhood in Detroit.
Depot Docs: Give Me The Ball!
Give Me The Ball!, a new look at the life and career of tennis legend and social activist Billie Jean King.
20/20 One-Act Festival
The Aery Theatre Company presents the 20/20 One-Act Festival at the Depot Theater.
Christopher Robin Is Dead
Christopher Robin Is Dead, a new musical by Britt Bonney, in development by Theatre Now. A residency at the Depot Theater will culminate in two readings, on Aug. 27 and 28
Roald Dahl's Matilda the Musical Jr.
The Depot Youth Players present Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical Jr.
Sometimes Sundays: KEEP ME WARM
Sometimes Sundays reading series presents KEEP ME WARM by Martha Pichey and directed by Scott Klavan.
Sometimes Sundays: MAGGIE'S FARM
Sometimes Sundays: Maggies’ Farm, by Goldee Greene. A special Juneteenth reading.
Sometimes Sundays: STARRING AMERICA
Our Sometimes Sundays reading series returns with STARRING AMERICA, written by Julie Weinberg and directed by Maggie Low
Glass Ceiling Breakers
Theatre Revolution presents Glass Ceiling Breakers at the Depot Theater.
Spring Gala Benefit
The Depot Theater celebrates our 30th anniversary with a Spring Gala Benefit on Sunday, May 17. Join us in honoring the past and looking to the future.
The Heart Sellers
Jane and Luna run into each other in the grocery store on Thanksgiving in 1973 and discover that they have much in common: They’re both 23, recent Asian immigrants, homesick and lonely. With help from a bottle of wine and a frozen turkey, they share their hopes and fears with each other and find a new friendship.
Depot Docs: Coexistence, My Ass!
Depot Docs presnts Coexistence, My Ass!, the story of Israeli activist-comedian Noam Shuster Eliassi’s personal, professional, and political journey.
Ariane Original One-Act Festival
The Aery Theatre Company presents the 14th Annual Ariane Original One-Act Festival.
Mrs. Stern Wanders the Prussian State Library
A young grad student and a young Gestapo officer face each other in an intense interrogation. Written by Jenny Lyn Bader. Directed by Alice Jankell.
Depot Docs: Ask E. Jean
The thrilling and adventurous life of beloved advice columnist and gonzo journalist E. Jean Carroll, the only woman to beat Trump in court. Twice. Directed by Ivy Meeropol.
Long Christmas Dinner
Hudson Valley Shakespeare and the Depot Theater together present The Long Christmas Dinner by Thornton Wilder.
Depot Docs: Teenage Wasteland
Depot Docs returns with Teenage Wasteland. Special Guest: Editor Chris Passig.
Sometimes Sundays
Sometimes Sundays presents a reading of Journal of a Nightwalker by Matt and Fred Williams.
Too Many Detectives at the Murder Mansion
Too Many Detectives at the Murder Mansion
Written by Ian McWethy, directed by Kalista Parrish
Follies
Follies, written by Stephen Sondheim and James Goldman, directed by John Christian Plummer.
Lead
An original podcast-and-play hybrid production about a family’s long struggle to recover from lead poisoning. Presented in a new format combining recorded audio and a Q&A with the creative team behind the show.
An Actor's Nightmare...with Jim Dale
The great Jim Dale recounts a theatrical fiasco involving Laurence Olivier and Anthony Hopkins.
The Yellow Wallpaper
The Yellow Wallpaper, performed by Susannah Millonzi and directed by Caitlin Morley.
The Bryce Edwards Frivolity Hour
Bryce Edwards and his quintet take on traditional hot jazz and early 20th century pop.