Immersive Resonance

Operates a monthly film screening series on the fourth Saturday of each month and presents a diverse range of performances including dance, music, magic, and visual art. In 2023, the theater presented 62 musical performances, 33 dance events, 12 magic shows, 24 film screenings, and 4 visual art exhibitions.

Manages and operates a theater at 44 W. Bridge Street in Catskill, NY, with all 84 seats dedicated through contributions to a capital campaign, serving as a venue for professional productions and community events.

Hosts staged readings and developmental workshops for new plays and musicals, including works by emerging and local playwrights such as Nathan Johnson, Jason Wang, and Daniel Pink. These events are part of a broader commitment to nurturing new voices and supporting Hudson Valley-based theater artists.

Produces an annual five-play Mainstage subscription series featuring original and contemporary plays, including world premieres and reimagined classics. Recent productions include "Bakersfield Mist," "The Lisbon Traviata," and "Happy Days," presented in a dedicated 84-seat theater facility in Catskill, NY.

Makes its theater space available to outside performing groups and partners with Catskill High School to provide theatrical opportunities for students, supporting local arts education and community engagement.

Offers free and deeply discounted tickets to students, children, and underserved audiences through outreach initiatives, including free public performances and partnerships with public libraries to increase community access to live theater.

Produces and presents professional Equity theater productions of classic and contemporary plays, musicals, and light opera in Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Greene County, including mainstage shows, revivals, world premieres, and special performances. The organization has produced over 40 main stage productions and toured 21 plays and musicals since 2001, with performances on Broadway, Off-Broadway, regional theaters, and digital platforms.

Offers internships, assistant roles, and performance training opportunities for students and emerging artists through partnerships with educational institutions and structured programs integrated into school curricula, including talkbacks and curriculum-aligned access to mainstage productions.

Commissions and stages new theatrical works through artistic collaborations with other organizations, such as the production of "Buildings I & II" in partnership with SEE STOP RUN, presented at 101 Greenwich in New York City.

Produces and screens video artworks as part of its artistic programming, including "The Darkness of This Reading" and a piece depicting two men in a snow-covered forest, presented at venues such as Anthology Film Archives, Greene Naftali, White Columns, and Martin E. Segal Theatre Center.

Hosts an annual Summer School workshop on theater based on Richard Maxwell's book "Theater for Beginners," led by Maxwell and choreographer Gillian Walsh, providing training and artistic development opportunities in experimental theater practice.

Presents performances that incorporate life-sized video projections of participants onto glass for live audiences, merging recorded media with theatrical presence.

Develops, produces, and presents original theatrical productions written and directed by Richard Maxwell, including full-scale performances and workshop presentations, both in New York City and at venues across the United States and internationally. Notable works include "Isolde," "Paradiso," "Neutral Hero," "People Without History," "Good Samaritans," "Ode to the Man Who Kneels," "Queens Row," "Field of Mars," and "The End of Reality."

Engages in experimental public rehearsal practices, such as rehearsing a play in public during the 2012 Whitney Biennial, integrating performance development with live audience exposure.

Develops and produces circus-theater adaptations of classic plays, including a version of Shakespeare’s Hamlet that uses acrobatics and contortion to portray characters and emotional states, performed both domestically and internationally.

Commissions and develops new circus-theater productions through initiatives like Circus Lab, supporting collaborative creation processes for original works such as "Rapunzel."

Produces free, family-friendly circus cabaret performances in public spaces, including streets of New York City and Open Streets initiatives, as well as holiday events at venues like the New York Botanical Garden.

Creates and stages original circus-theater productions such as "Liquid," an immersive punk rock circus experience with acrobats, dancers, and aerialists, and "Rapunzel," a circus adaptation of a Grimms' Fairy Tale. These productions integrate narrative, music, and circus arts for theatrical presentation.