Goldstein Theatre, located on the Queens College campus in Kew Gardens Hills, New York, is a dynamic hub for the performing arts and a cornerstone of cultural life within the local and academic community. As part of the college’s Department of Drama, Theatre, and Dance, the theatre offers a wide range of theatrical productions, featuring both classical and contemporary works. It provides performance opportunities to students while also welcoming local artists and guest professionals, fostering a collaborative and educational environment. The theatre is known for hosting mainstage performances, student productions, and community-engaged events that celebrate diversity and artistic expression. Goldstein Theatre’s programming aims to educate, entertain, and engage audiences through high-quality stagecraft and culturally relevant storytelling.
The venue serves as a cultural bridge between the college and Queens’ vibrant community, often incorporating themes that reflect the borough’s multicultural population. With a seating capacity suited for intimate yet impactful performances, the theatre supports an immersive experience for patrons. Goldstein Theatre is also integrated into the broader educational mission of Queens College, offering vital hands-on learning opportunities for students pursuing careers in the performing arts. Its affiliation with the City University of New York (CUNY) system strengthens its role as a notable arts and culture center in the region.
Key Services:
– Live theatrical productions featuring student and professional performers
– Educational programming and training in drama, theatre, and dance
– Community-focused cultural events and performances
– Seasonal performances including classics, new works, and interdisciplinary pieces
– Opportunities for student involvement in all facets of production
– Event space for performances, recitals, and academic showcases
– Affiliation with Queens College’s Department of Drama, Theatre & Dance
– Outreach initiatives that reflect multicultural community interests
