Welcome to the Virtual Stockbridge Theatre!
We are excited to share our Fall Series with you- bringing some incredible artists directly into your home

Until we are able to welcome you back into the theatre physically with open arms, we hope you will gather with us here
in this space
​to connect and share in performance and conversation
* All Virtual Offerings are Free *

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The Virtual Stockbridge Presents

Rhapsody in Black
+ Live Q&A
Friday, October 30th, 2020
​7pm
Putting Audiences on the Path to Transcend Racism

This one-man show, written and performed by LeLand Gantt, explores Mr. Gantt’s journey as an African American to rise above racism from the time of his youth in the 1960s and thorough-out his adult life as he built a career as a professional actor—a struggle that brought him to a challenging but life-affirming conclusion.  This sometimes funny, sometimes shocking, but always human performance piece is performed for mature audiences.

Directed by the award-winning actress Estelle Parsons, ​Rhapsody in Black was developed under the auspices of New York City’s legendary Actor’s Studio. 

Join us for a live Q&A with LeLand Gantt following this virtual performance. 

Save the Date!
​Upcoming Virtual Events

Howard Gospel Choir
​Friday, November 13th
​7pm

Formed on the campus of Howard University in 1968, the Howard Gospel Choir is a body of students, alumni and community members that comprise one of the first college gospel choirs with a legacy built on five decades committed to excellence. The Howard Gospel Choir is back for the third time and is sure to bring an evening of uplifting and moving music that will fill your heart (and home) with joy. 

Radio Play(s)
Friday, December 11th
​7pm

A performed podcast unpacking a significant and timely theme. A radio-drama style presentation in which story, song, and powerful spoken word are intertwined with a riveting score and punctuated by moving musical segments. Co-directed and produced by literary performer Regie Gibson and composer/performer Guy Mendilow, this evening will feature a phenomenally multi-talented multicultural cast of musicians.

Land Acknowledgement

Even though we are all coming together from different physical locations for this Virtual Series, it is still important to take a moment and make this meaningful recognition. Our thanks to Indigenous NH Collaborative Collective and the Tectonic Theater Project for their help and inspiration in crafting this vital message. 

​The Stockbridge Theatre is located on the traditional lands and waterways of the Abenaki, Pennacook and other related Wabanaki Peoples past and present. We acknowledge and honor with gratitude the land itself and the people who have loved and taken care of it throughout the generations. We do this to pay respect and inspire curiosity among non-Native peoples, and make an effort to halt the erasure of Indigenous history. We invite you to join us in supporting Indigenous communities, both locally and globally.
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