Real People Real Stories: Summer Edition
June 26 at 7:30pm
Your neighbors take the stage to share stories that are messy, funny, and true. It's community theater in the realest sense: no scripts, just real people baring their souls under the lights.
Hello! I'm Outgoing.I help make life more interesting.
Hello! I'm Outgoing.I help make life more interesting.
Community Fun
Community FunAncram Center for the Arts
Ancram
A converted 19th-century barn where ambitious contemporary plays and community storytelling unfold in a surprisingly intimate setting. The Ancram Center brings professional theater with genuine Hudson Valley soul.
contemporary theater
storytelling focus
Hudson Valley arts
historic barn venue
Tips
🎭"felt like I was at a NYC or London production" (Gavin Berger)
🎟️sliding-scale tickets from $29-$69
🚗overflow parking at Blass Field
Upcoming at Ancram Center for the Arts
Friday, Jun 26
Saturday, Jul 11
Where the Mountain Meets the Sea
July 11 at 7:30pm
Two parallel road trips, one family, and the folk songs that bind them. Jeff Augustin's lyrical play follows a Haitian father driving west and, years later, his gay son retracing the route east: a tender meditation on legacy, identity, and the miles between us.
Ancram Center for the Arts
Ancram
Community FunCommunity FunA converted 19th-century barn where ambitious contemporary plays and community storytelling unfold in a surprisingly intimate setting. The Ancram Center brings professional theater with genuine Hudson Valley soul.
contemporary theater
storytelling focus
Hudson Valley arts
historic barn venue
Tips
🎭"felt like I was at a NYC or London production" (Gavin Berger)
🎟️sliding-scale tickets from $29-$69
🚗overflow parking at Blass Field
Upcoming at Ancram Center for the Arts
Friday, Jun 26
Saturday, Jul 11
Where the Mountain Meets the Sea
July 11 at 7:30pm
Two parallel road trips, one family, and the folk songs that bind them. Jeff Augustin's lyrical play follows a Haitian father driving west and, years later, his gay son retracing the route east: a tender meditation on legacy, identity, and the miles between us.