The 2020 Season was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting regulations on performance venues.
Playhouse Stage will be implementing safety policies and procedures in strict adherence to recommendations and regulations outlined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, New York State Department of Health, and other county and municipal agencies.
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This includes strictly enforcing attendance capacity based on state orders. Currently, outdoor venues are capped at 200 patrons in New York state. Playhouse Stage will limit its capacity to 200, with 100 paid seats on the ground level, and 100 free seats in the amphitheater lawn area. Should state regulations on attendance capacity be relaxed further ahead of the summer season, additional free seats will be made available.
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2of5Buy PhotoOwen Smith, producing artistic director, Playhouse Stage Company, announces dates for the first Capital Region indoor theater production before a live audience in more than a year on Thursday, April 1, 2021, during a press conference at Cohoes Music Hall in Cohoes, N.Y. The show is I Love You, You re Perfect, Now Change, running April 30 to May 9 at the music hall. (Will Waldron/Times Union)Will Waldron/Albany Times UnionShow MoreShow Less
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“I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change,” will run from April 30 to May 9 at the Cohoes Music Hall. (Gazette file photo)
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Playhouse Stage Company will get back to business later this month with the first local in-person theatrical production since the pandemic began.
The theater company will hold performances of “I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change,” from April 30-May 9 at the Cohoes Music Hall. The production is the longest-running revue in off-Broadway history and, through a small cast of characters, it details the hijinks that ensue in the dating game.
Playhouse Stage bringing theater back to Cohoes Music Hall
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The Cohoes Music Hall. (Photo by T.R. Laz for Playhouse Stage Company.)T.R. Laz for Playhouse StageShow MoreShow Less
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Owen Smith, producing artistic director of Playhouse Stage Company, talks during a news conference at the Cohoes Music Hall. (File photo.)Steve Barnes/Times UnionShow MoreShow Less
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The Cohoes Music Hall. (Photo by T.R. Laz for Playhouse Stage Company.)T.R. Laz for Playhouse StageShow MoreShow Less
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Gina-Simone Pemberton played Billie Holiday in Playhouse Stage Company s production of Lady Day at Emerson s Bar and Grill in March 2020 at Cohoes Music Hall. At rear is Brandon Jones as Holiday s accompanist, Jimmy Powers. The show s run was cut short by the coronavirus pandemic. Jones will be in the cast of PSC s production of the musical revue I Love You, You re Perfect, Now Change, running April 30 to May 9 at the music hall. (PSC publicity photo