TICKET AND VENUE  INFORMATION

Checks and Cash accepted and we now are able to accept Visa & Master Card at the Box Office. You can also purchase single tickets on line (click on Purchase Tickets On The Web above during the season) and use your American Express & Discover cards in addition to Visa & MC. 

Box Office at the Playhouse is open Thursday through Saturday from 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM during  the summer. We are also open one hour before & then during each performance

Tax Deductible Donations accepted by Clicking Here

Schedule subject to change without notice

INTERNS & VOLUNTEERS

The Woodstock Playhouse has an intern and volunteer program to help us manage the theatre during the summer months.  

INTERNS

For the summer of 2008, we will be hiring an Intern for the Box Office  That Intern will work approximately 25-30 hours a week   The primary responsibilities of the job are to answer the phones; take ticket reservations; sell tickets at each event; reconcile the box office reports at the conclusion of the event. Intern Hired for the 2008 Summer

We will also be hiring a maintenance intern who will be responsible for preparing the theatre and rest room facilities for each event and cleaning the stage, dressing rooms and seating area for each performance.  This job will require approximately 10 hours a week

VOLUNTEER DUTIES

For the Volunteer Program, the Playhouse always needs volunteers in the following categories:

Box Office Assistance During Performances

Car Parking - Direct patrons to parking places on the lawn & assist them in exiting the property as well.
Concession helpers - Sell merchandise and/or refreshments both before and during each performance
Ushering - Take tickets at the entry doors; Hand out theatre programs; Direct patrons to the proper seating.
Security - Patrol the Playhouse grounds during an event to protect the theatre from "gate crashers".

Technical assistance in lighting & sound - Report to Playhouse Technical Director for specific assignments

ALL VOLUNTEERS EARN POINTS TOWARDS FREE TICKETS AND GUEST TICKETS FOR THE PLAYHOUSE PERFORMANCES

VOLUNTEER REQUIREMENTS

Age:  All volunteers must be at least 15.  Concession volunteers must be 18 if wine and beer are being served.

Arrival Times:  You are required to report 1  hour prior to show time for specific assignments & instructions. All ushers, Car Parkers & Concession Helpers are required to remain until the patrons have exited the Playhouse grounds.

Dress Code: All volunteers are asked to wear white tops and dark pants or skirts & comfortable shoes.

If you would like to volunteer, please send an email to:  info@woodstockplayhouse.org and put "Volunteer" in the subject line.

Directions to the Playhouse and Other Important Information:

    From the South: NYS Thruway North to Exit 19 (Kingston). Follow Route 28 west towards Pine Hill for eight miles to Route 375. Right turn on 375 and follow for three miles to the end and intersection with Route 212. Turn left and the Playhouse will be on your right.

From the North:  NYS Thruway South to Exit 20 (Saugerties). After the toll, turn left onto Route 32. Take to traffic light and turn right onto Route 212.  Stay on Route 212 for approximately 9 miles to Woodstock. The Playhouse will be on the right just after the junction with Route 375.

From the West: Route 28 East to Route 375 (in West Hurley). Left turn and follow for three miles to the end and intersection with Route 212.  Turn left and the Playhouse will be on your right.

From the East:  Route 28 West to Route 375. Follow as above.

PARKING

Please follow the directions of the theatre staff and volunteers when parking your car on the Playhouse grounds.  The parking format is designed for safe entering and exiting and will require the full cooperation of all patrons.

Other Important Information

Please note that the Woodstock Playhouse is an outdoor venue - for now.  While our permanent roof permits us to present a performance during most inclement weather, you are advised to wear proper clothing for the weather conditions.  Sweaters and jackets for the evening performances are always a good idea.  In addition, many patrons may wish to bring a cushion for bleacher seating.

The Woodstock Playhouse is completely handicapped accessible.  This includes special seating areas and ramps, special parking areas and rest room accommodations. 

THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO SMOKING ALLOWED ANYWHERE UNDER THE PERMANENT ROOF, THE STAGE AREAS OR IN THE REST ROOMS OF THE WOODSTOCK PLAYHOUSE. 

Woodstock Arts Board

Joan Roberts, President
Alicia Bailey, Vice President
                  Alex Sharpe, Treasurer                 
 Elli Aston-Reese
   Sharon Breslau 
                Maxine Rosola              
                

Emeritus
Sara Mulligan