Hudson Stage Company – Professional Theatre in Westchester County, N.Y.

Hudson Stage Company presents OFF PEAK. A world premiere by Brenda Withers April 22 – May 7, 2022 Directed by JESS CHAYES With KURT RHOADS* and NANCE WILLIAMSON* with DOUG BALLARD* Set Design SASHA SCHWARTZ Lighting Designer PAUL VAILLANCOURT Costumes … See details…

by Joshua Allen
Director: Cezar Williams

In 1960’s Southside Chicago, a troubled war veteran moves into an apartment building and the residents become caught in an emotional whirlwind that threatens to change their lives forever…

The live event was held Saturday, July 25, 2020. HUDSON STAGE zoom performance of a very short one-act by JOSHUA ALLEN (TV’s EMPIRE, upcoming NETFLIX: FROM SCRATCH and HBO’s In Treatment) addressing this moment in time. Lauren logs into Zoom, … See details…

by Lucas Hnath
Directed by Margarett Perry

“… the 90-minute play flew by in what seemed like half that time, a credit to director Margarett Perry and the very skillful cast.”
BROADWAY WORLD WESTCHESTER

by David Auburn
Directed by Dan Foster

“Haunting and mesmerizing. Do yourself a favor and catch this one. Brava!”
BROADWAY WORLD

by Nick Payne
Directed by Mark Shanahan

“The cast is exceptional. Ben Paul Williams was delightful and disarming with his initial aw-shucks charm, which matured and metamorphosed into a richly complex characterization of the beekeeper. Faith Sandberg brought a depth to Marianne beyond what the playwright put on the page.”
– BROADWAY WORLD

by Joanna Murray-Smith
Directed by Dan Foster

“Hudson Stage Company has a winner on its hands! Peggy J. Scott is utterly captivating as Highsmith. Her delivery of Highsmith’s bitingly sardonic ruminations is pitch perfect.
– Peter Danish, BROADWAY WORLD

by Conor McPherson

“Shining City is tautly directed by HSC co-founder Dan Foster. A salient feature of McPherson’s plays is how frequently they showcase the art of storytelling …” – John McCarthy ONSTAGE

by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Adapted by Steven Canny & John Nicholson

“A laugh-out-loud comic masterpiece!” – Inside Armonk

by Francois Archambault
Translated by Bobby Theodore

“Brilliantly conceived and executed. Theater buffs will have to hope the production transfers to an off -Broadway venue in the near future. By all rights it should.” —ONSTAGE

by Rajiv Joseph

“The Hudson Stage production, well directed by Stephen Nachamie mines what is special- and at it’s best, its wonderful” – The New York Times

By Jon Robin Baitz

“Anyone fortunate enough to catch Hudson Stage Company’s revival of Other Desert Cities will be hard-pressed to look away…and won’t easily forget what they see.” – John P. McCarthy, ONSTAGE

by John Patrick Shanley

“Sometimes, when a thing is beautiful, you should just sit back and say thanks. And tell others…The Hudson Stage production has a lovely feel for the play’s lyrical warmth and openhearted wonder. It’s better than real; it has a touch of magic…” – The New York Times

THE GOD GAME
A new play by Suzanne Bradbeer

Directed by Giovanna Sardelli

October 10-25, 2014

“Invigorating, flawless, sophisticated, and visibly imaginative.” One of the joys of Ms. Bradbeer’s script is that although it seems awfully familiar the audience can never be sure what’s going to happen next, even in the very last seconds….”

FAMILY REUNION: A NUMBER by Caryl Churchill
A KIND OF ALASKA by Harold Pinter

Directed by: Dan Foster

May 2-17, 2014

“Pairing the two dramas was ingenious and Dan Foster’s incisive direction highlights their enduring qualities….”

4000 Miles
A play by Amy Herzog

Directed by Dan Foster

November 1-16, 2013

“One of those lovely theatrical instances when the audience seems to hold its collective breath.”

KUNSTLER
A New Play by Jeffrey Sweet

Directed by Annette O’Toole

April 26- May 11, 2013

“Along with being admirable theater, a stirring history lesson, and a vivid character portrait, Kunstler, Jeffrey Sweet’s galvanizing play is sure to inspire budding lawyers…”

STONES IN HIS POCKETS
The Olivier Award winning comedy by Marie Jones

Directed by Dan Foster

Dec 2, 2012

“Hudson Stage specializes in professional theater for the thinking theater-goer who says, ‘Go ahead, surprise me, mesmerize me.’…”

TALLEY’S FOLLY
A Pulitzer Prize winning comedy by Lanford Wilson

Directed by Dan Foster

Apr 27, 2012 – May 12, 2012

“A pitch-perfect production that is achingly beautiful to watch.”

GOD OF CARNAGE
A comedy by Yasmina Reza

Directed by Dan Foster

Nov 4, 2011 – Nov 19, 2011

“Winning and Wickedly funny!”

BOSTON MARRIAGE
A comedy by David Mamet

Directed by Dan Foster

Apr 29, 2011 – May 14, 2011

“A spirited, laugh-outloud run!”

SALVATION
The World Premiere of a new comedy by James McLindon

Directed by Giovanna Sardelli

Oct 29, 2010 – Nov 13, 2010

“Salvation offers more deliciously flaky layers than a fancy-patisserie napoleon!”

LOVE SONG
A Play by John Kolvenbach

Directed by Dan Foster

Apr 23, 2010 – May 8, 2010

“As Hudson Stage audiences have come to expect, “Love Song’s” cast is first-rate in this winning production…”

RABBIT HOLE
A play by David Lindsay-Abaire

Directed by Dan Foster

Nov 6, 2009 – Nov 21, 2009

“With “Rabbit Hole,” Hudson Stage extends its long streak of consistently fine productions. It is powerful stuff, a chance to think about the unthinkable.”

THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS
A Comedy by Rick Dresser

Directed by Sheryl Kaller

Apr 17, 2009 – May 2, 2009

“You can count on Hudson Stage to match thoughtful, challenging plays with an intelligent cast.”

PARDON ME FOR LIVING
Written and performed by Staci Swedeen

Directed by Yvonne Conybeare

Nov 2, 2008 – Nov 16, 2008

MARY’S WEDDING
A new play by Stephen Massicotte

Directed by Dan Foster

Oct 31, 2008 – Nov 15, 2008

“Theatre at its best…a remarkable feat.”

ALMOST, MAINE
A new comedy by John Cariani

Directed by Dan Foster

Mar 28, 2008 – Apr 12, 2008

“Exceptional theatre that puts a premium on first-rate writing, top-shelf production values, and acting on the highest levels…”

MURDERERS
A new comedy by Jeffrey Hatcher

Directed by Dan Foster

Oct 26, 2007 – Nov 10, 2007

“An experience (people) will talk about for a long time to come… A jaw-droppingly-talented cast.”

THE RETREAT FROM MOSCOW
A play by William Nicholson

Directed by Dan Foster

Apr 27, 2007 – May 12, 2007

“The latest production from the ambitious Hudson Stage Company is a fine piece of writing in a picture-perfect stage rendering.”

MANHATTAN CASANOVA
The world premiere of a new comedy by Jenny Lyn Bader

Directed by Richard Caliban

Oct 27, 2006 – Nov 11, 2006

“You could ask for more from an evening at the theater. But you wouldn’t get it.”

AFTER ALL
A New Play by Gina Barnett

Directed by Dan Foster

Apr 28, 2006 – May 13, 2006

“Foster directs the cast with a preciseness that nails each quirky turn of Barnett’s tale…”

KIMBERLY AKIMBO
A Play by David Lindsay-Abaire

Directed by Richard Caliban

Oct 28, 2005 – Nov 12, 2005

“A determinedly offbeat and very rewarding play…”

WHERE’S ANNIE?
A new play by Eric Henry Sanders

Directed by Steven Williford

Apr 1, 2005 – Apr 17, 2005

“A divinely dark comedy with an American Gothic twist… the production sparkles enticingly.”

INFERTILITY: THE MUSICAL THAT’S HARD TO CONCEIVE
A new musical by Chris Neuner

Directed by Dan Foster

Aug 17, 2004 – Aug 28, 2004

“Lyrical, poignant, hilarious…intelligently directed… what it really means to have children, and possibly not be able to.”

BALTIMORE STAR
The world premiere of a new play by David Weiner

Directed by Dan Foster

Oct 17, 2003 – Nov 2, 2003

“A fine acting ensemble with a noble commitment to premiering new works.”

TRUE HOME
A new musical by Cass Morgan

Directed by Dan Foster

Oct 17, 2002 – Nov 3, 2002

“A gift for anyone with a desire to sail unchartered waters on the sea of understanding what life is all about. Truly amazing to behold.”

37 POSTCARDS
A new play by Michael McKeever

Directed by Dan Foster

Oct 12, 2001 – Oct 28, 2001

“…In ’37 Postcards,’ ordinary people are finding extraordinary ways to cope, yes with life and death and everything else in between….”

FULL BLOOM
A new play by Suzanne Bradbeer

Directed by Dan Foster

Oct 20, 2000 – Nov 5, 2000

“Hudson Stage is a company that must be encouraged to keep on going. Only the hardhearted would fail to acknowledge such sweeping gallantry of purpose.”