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    Bridge Street Theatre

    5.0 (1 review)

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    Time & Space Limited - "The need for mystery is greater than the need for an answer"
    -Ken Kesey

    Time & Space Limited

    4.6(8 reviews)
    4.9 mi
    $

    What is Hudson really, without a place like this?! We were tipped off about it by a local shortly…read moreafter we moved here and are grateful to be members of this incredible community. What a miracle this place is, really. Fascinating, meaningful programming and events. I find myself thinking that there might not be another place quite like this anywhere on the planet; it truly deserves the word "unique". We love to browse the art gallery before or after a show and, embarrassingly, have yet to check out the bookstore. Sure, some of the seating isn't plush but there's couch type seating and if you're a movie lover who focuses on more than your hiney, there's plenty to love. Don't just go, join and support this treasure of an institution. My only gripe, which may not be real, is that someone told me there was a swing dance event here and I didn't hear about it.

    This review is limited to the used book store that TSL operates - in short, it's among the very…read morebest used book stores I have a visited in quite some time, and that's really saying something. They have an extensive number and wide range of books, including art books, most in very good or better condition. The organization is largely by subject (and even then, assignment to a particular subject area seems somewhat whimsical), but within categories, they are not well sorted - so it does take some time to browse. Pricing is a very modest flat fee, given the condition and rarity of some titles (currently $4 per hardcover, $3 per paperback). Thus it's possible to find many titles, including first editions, well under typical pricing found elsewhere. The staff people are really nice. When bagging up my purchase, one of the larger tomes ripped the paper bag slightly, so the staff person got some gaffer's tape to repair the bad and prevent it from continuing to rip apart. Thank you, TSL!

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    Orpheum Theatre - Happy birthday Jim?

    Orpheum Theatre

    3.8(12 reviews)
    10.5 mi

    I came down for a special showing of a film, and was captivated by this small but extremely…read morethoughtfully-run cinema. (OK, I guess theater, since they're also set up for live events, the stage looks super fun). While the original place has clearly been chopped up a bit, as these things have happened over the years, to make multiple screens, the smaller main theater retains much of its original charm. The sound was among the best I've ever heard -- forget the mall theaters with their cookie cutter speaker systems, this place feels like the audio has actually been tuned to the space. Not too loud but utterly clear and encompassing. Throw in interesting programs and very, very reasonable concession prices on top of super friendly staff, even though the Orpheum is quite a haul for us, we are definitely returning, especially for the special festival programming. Now I want to buy some merch so I can spread the word.

    This is a real gem of a downtown Theatre. Tickets are priced very reasonably. $6.00 on Monday and…read moreThursday bargain nights . Tue, Fri-Sun tix are $8.00 . You get your ticket from an old fashioned ticket booth in the front of the theater before you walk in through the main doors. Candy and popcorn are served with a smile from the old style concession stand. There are two theaters downstairs, The theatre upstairs used to be the former balcony when the Orpheum, was a single screen Theatre. In the early 90's it was converted into a triplex The seats are comfortable and the upstairs room is a nice size. The theaters downstairs are a little smaller but still comfortable. The building was opened in 1908 and used to be a roller rink, for about 12 years before it became a theater. They play a cute Little trailer "let's all go to the lobby" back from the 1950s before the previews start. Then right before the movie starts up on the screen it says " orpheum theater presents feature presentation" You can't go wrong going to the theater to enjoy a motion picture. The price is right the staff is friendly and helpful the sound and projection crisp and clear no annoying commercials or too many previews before the movie Definitely a much more enjoyable personable experience vs going to a multiplex

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    Excellent movie

    Stageworks Hudson

    Stageworks Hudson

    3.3(3 reviews)
    4.6 mi

    This is a tiny, 100-seat theater nestled in the town of Hudson, but the production quality is that…read moreof a much larger space. I recently caught "Imagining Madoff" here, and I was impressed by not only the writing and the acting, but also by the genuine community that supports these productions. I went in with low expectations, and I was pleasantly surprised. But I couldn't help but notice...perhaps it's because we caught the opening night show and only theater patrons were present, but the crowd here at Stageworks is...not young. At 107 years of age, my father was the youngest man in the crowd. My mother was one of several people that fell asleep during the performance, but I suppose that's what happens when you don't have an intermission, and everyone in the audience has been on the same sleep schedule since before electricity. They should've taken advantage of the coffee available pre-show for a $1 donation.* The theater WAS kept at around 55 degrees, probably to try and keep people awake/prevent them from decomposing. Thanks folks, I'll be here all week. _________ *If you're required to pay the $1 for the product, isn't that called a "purchase"?

    Stageworks is not safe. I worked there as an intern in the summer of 2010. Anybody who comes to…read moreStageworks to either work there or see a show is at risk. The Artistic Director's autistic nephew also lives in the building and gets violent whenever he gets angry. While I was working there, he came out of his room, tried to hit me, and also grabbed me. I was terrified because he's a 6'4" 23 year old man who can easily hurt you if he wanted to. Because he's autistic, he doesn't understand his actions and can go after anyone. I strongly encourage anybody thinking about going there not to if you don't want to take the chance of getting hurt.

    Bridge Street Theatre - theater - Updated May 2026

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