Community-Engaged Theater

Provides theatrical performances and experiences to the community through live stage productions.

Organizes and supports activities aimed at fostering public engagement and appreciation for the performing arts.

Organizes and presents an annual festival showcasing original short plays and works by local playwrights, providing a platform for community-based storytelling and new theatrical voices.

Provides performing arts education through workshops, youth-focused productions, and special events such as acting and makeup classes, designed to engage young people in theatre arts and performance skills.

Organizes and runs annual haunted theatre tours at the Rivoli Theatre each October, leveraging the historic venue’s atmosphere to create immersive seasonal entertainment experiences.

Produces and stages live theatrical productions annually at the Rivoli Theatre in South Fallsburg, including musicals, Shakespearean plays, and works by local playwrights, as part of a regular performance season. Recent and upcoming productions include "Jekyll & Hyde: The Musical," "How to Train Your Dragon Jr.," and "A Midsummer Night's Dream."

Offers workshops and informal play readings to encourage community engagement and participation in theater arts.

Integrates diverse ethnic populations into theater programs and showcases their cultural heritage through performances.

Produces diverse, high-quality theatrical productions for the community, with an emphasis on inclusion and cultural representation.

Engages the public through workshops, discussions, and special events such as concerts and star-studded evenings, including a 2026 event featuring Broadway performers from Mamma Mia.

Produces and performs free outdoor theater experiences annually, including a production of The Rainbow Fish at Glens Falls City Park, created and performed by the Intern Company with community support.

Stages new and contemporary musicals and plays annually during the summer season in Glens Falls, NY, including both original works and classic plays. The organization has announced a 2026 season schedule and maintains a documented history of past productions.

Offers hands-on professional experience to emerging artists through its Intern Company program, which also contributes to free public performances and supports theater operations.

Administers the ATF for All Fund to support accessibility and inclusion efforts, enhancing access to theater programs and performances.

Produces a digital content series that provides a multidisciplinary platform for artists and communities to engage with current social and human rights issues, commissioning early-career designers to lead content creation.

Runs a new works development program, including the Ladder Series, to support emerging artists of color in creating original theatrical works; currently developing productions such as "TAMAGO," "SWEET CHARIOT," and "WALK-IN."

Organizes non-traditional theatrical events in collaboration with Harlem-based businesses and cultural institutions, including outdoor performances and series such as the ALT-BLACK FEED Series co-produced with Soho Rep.

Produces outdoor theatrical performances designed with eco-friendly practices, expanding access to theater while emphasizing environmental sustainability.