2022 Season in Review: New Places, New Faces
Posted November 18, 2022The curtain has fallen on our 2022 season, and we’d like to extend our sincerest gratitude to our champions, donors,...
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Announcing the 2023 Season
Posted November 7, 2022We’re proud to announce our complete lineup for the 2023 Summer Season, which will feature a double-bill of Shakespeare plays,...
HVSF Submits New LEED Platinum Theater Design
Posted September 2, 2022Venue to Represent First LEED Platinum Purpose-Built Theater in the Country GARRISON, NY (September 2, 2022) –– The Hudson Valley...
5 Questions: Madeline Sayet
Posted August 19, 2022Originally published on August 19, 2022 in The Highlands Current by Alison Rooney. Madeline Sayet, a member of the Mohegan Tribe, is...
VOX: Recreating The Simpsons in the post-apocalypse
Posted August 19, 2022Originally published on August 16, 2022 in Vox by Constance Grady. Anne Washburn, the playwright behind Mr. Burns, explains herself: “It’s...
THEATERMANIA: Imagining the Future Through the Lens of The Simpsons
Posted August 17, 2022Originally published on August 10, 2022 in TheaterMania by David Gordon. Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival presents a rare NYC revival...
TIMES UNION: Mohegan Playwright Madeline Sayet Explores Belonging and the Bard
Posted August 17, 2022Originally published on August 18, 2022 in The Times Union by Lily Goldberg. Sayet’s solo show “Where We Belong” runs...
HIGHLANDS CURRENT: Pushing a Sitcom Past the Apocalypse
Posted August 12, 2022Originally published on August 12, 2022 in The Highlands Current by Joe Dizney. Finding meaning in a post-Simpsons universe Zeitgeisty, if that’s...
THE NEW YORKER: Intelligence, humor, passion, and clarity
Posted August 10, 2022Originally published on August 15, 2022 by Ken Marks in The New Yorker (“The Theatre, Now Playing”). With color-and gender-blind casting becoming more...
NIPPERTOWN: A Sensational Guide to Surviving the Apocalypse with The Simpsons
Posted August 10, 2022Originally published on August 6, 2022 in Nippertown by Patrick White. “Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play”, at the Hudson Valley Shakespeare...
