Franklin Stage Company Announces Shakespeare Video Project
Franklin Stage Company, Delaware County’s renowned classical summer theater, announces alternative digital content in lieu of an in-person season, which was cancelled due to the pandemic. “We’re excited to announce our Soliloquies at Chapel Hall Project,” said Leslie Noble, Co-Artistic Director, “We wanted to find a way to stay connected with our audience and we…
Read MoreFranklin Stage “Closed but Operating”
Read the recent interview in the Walton Reporter with Franklin Stage Company’s Co-Executive/Artistic Directors Patricia Buckley and Leslie Noble regarding the Franklin Stage Company’s upcoming summer without shows…Read more
Read MoreFSC Cancels 2020 Season Due to COVID-19
For us, the year is like a wheel. As it turns toward spring, our season climbs toward the top of its arc. The apex is the string of long, gorgeous summer days that end on the porch at Chapel Hall with a wonderful group of humans—you—gathering to hear stories, reveal a nugget of Franklin history…
Read MoreFSC’s Women Move Mountains!
FSC’s Co-Artistic Directors Leslie Noble and Patricia Buckley were featured in the Catskill Mountain News article profiling women leaders in the Western Catskills.
Read MoreFranklin Theater Stages Award-Winning Play
The Daily Star recently profiled FSC’s 2018 production of Doubt A Parable by John Patrick Stanley. Read the entire Daily Star article on FSC and their work here!
Read MoreFranklin Stage Company Awarded RED-C Grant
Oneonta paper The Daily Star recently profiled FSC’s 2018 grant award from the New York State Economic Development Council. “A state grant will assist the Franklin Stage Company, a free theater. The workforce investment grant comes from the New York State Council for the Arts, and a quarter of the $40,000 will be matched by the…
Read MoreFSC Bridges History and Art
“In the village of Franklin sits Chapel Hall, resting on a stone foundation, supported by six massive columns and surrounded by an 80-foot porch. Inside the three-story hall and its shadowy basement, one can find the Franklin Stage Company…” Read Cheryl Peterson’s entire article in The Daily Star here!
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