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Event poster for 'Ask E. Jean' at Depot Theatre, Garrison on January 23rd at 7:30 pm, featuring director Ivy Meeropol. Includes a photo of a woman with gray hair and a black blazer with a white ruffled shirt. Sponsorship details and transportation info are at the bottom.

Depot Docs: Ask E. Jean

The thrilling and adventurous life of beloved advice columnist and gonzo journalist E. Jean Carroll, the only woman to beat Trump in court. Twice.

Special guest: Director Ivy Meeropol.

Jan. 23

Poster for a theatrical production titled "Mrs. Stern Wanders the Prussian State Library" presented by The Depot Theater, featuring a dark room with a single barred window casting light and shadows on the floor with a stack of books in the center. Show dates from February 27 to March 15, with additional information about tickets and the theater's website.
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Mrs. Stern Wanders the Prussian State Library

Berlin, 1933.  A newly appointed Gestapo officer arrests Hannah, a young philosophy grad student. Interrogating her will be dangerous for them both, and the arrival of a lawyer sent to defend her only complicates matters. 

Inspired by real events — and by the life and mind of Hannah Arendt, one of history's most profound thinkers. Written by Jenny Lyn Bader; directed by Alice Jankell.

Feb. 27 – March 15

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We strengthen the cultural fabric of the Hudson Valley through theater, music, dance, film, and education programs that inspire human connection.

“I loved performing at the Depot. It’s like stepping back in time with a room full of people who love storytelling.”

Beth Leavel

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Charlie Plummer

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Hampton Fluker

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