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Catskills Theater Camp Stagedoor Manor to Be Celebrated a...
Chris Gardner · 2026-06-12 · via The Hollywood Reporter

Stagedoor Manor — a performing arts training center that hosted many future stars in their youth and inspired films like Camp and Theater Camp — will take center stage for a milestone celebration this fall to benefit Entertainment Community Fund.

Stagedoor 50: A One-Night-Only Concert is set to take place at New York venue the Town Hall on Sept. 28, with appearances by a long list of stars including some famous alumni like Skylar Astin, Erich Bergen, Michael Ian Black, Zach Braff, Josh Charles, Jon Cryer, Sofia Hublitz, Shawn Levy, Julia Murney, Chris Olsen, Larry Owens, Adam Pascal, Amy Ryan, Shaina Taub, Jeanine Tesori and more.

The milestone event is being mounted to honor the performing arts hub’s “past, present and future,” featuring a lineup of Stagedoor alumni and friends, with 100 percent of proceeds benefiting the Entertainment Community Fund’s programs that support actors, performers and industry professionals with a variety of services and housing. Stagedoor 50 will be produced by 6W Entertainment, David Quinn, Iris Smith, Tara Smith, Kaily Smith and Levy. The performance will be directed by stage and screen star Bergen. This event is sponsored by Cindy and Debra Samuelson, and Magic Park Media.

“From the moment I graduated from Stagedoor Manor almost 25 years ago, I’ve wanted to go back. Even now, as soon as the weather turns warm and the Tony Awards have finished, I can’t help but count down the days until my parents drive me up to the Catskills and I get to put on a musical or three with my best friends,” Bergen explained. “There are countless others like me, and countless more who are just heading to Stagedoor for the first time. Stagedoor changed our lives. It gave us our dreams, our families, and our careers. I can’t wait to celebrate Stagedoor, Carl and Elsie Samuelson, Jack Romano, Michael Larsen, and all of the arts educators that have made it come alive for the last 50 summers.”

The evening will also feature appearances by Yancey Arias, Courtney Balan, Etai Benson, Jeff Blumenkrantz, Molly Brown, Todd Buonopane, Julian Burzynski, Sadie Calvano, Susie Carroll, Chad Carstarphen, Alexander Chaplin, Julie Kleiner Davis, Bailey Endebrock, Connor Gallagher, Jared Goldsmith, Daniel Goldstein, Todd Graff, Gordon Greenberg, Kimberly Grigsby, Danny Gurwin, Delaney Guyer, Seth Herzog, Betsy Hogg, Dan Hoy, Ben Jackson Walker, Emily Kassie, Randi Kleiner, Ashley LaLonde, Nikka Lanzarone, Jeremy Leiner, Colin Lemoine, Jonathan Lovitz, Samantha Massell, Molly McCook, Paige Mobley, Hagan Aziere Oliveras, Kent Overshown, Noah Pacht, Erin Leigh Peck, Austin Peyton, Sam Primack, David Quinn, Jed Resnick, Seth Rudetsky, Mark Saks, J Savage, Ariella Serur, Jonathan Marc Sherman, Kaily Smith, Tara Smith, Dana Steingold, Jamison Stern, Carson Stewart, Rena Strober, Ty Taylor, Austin Winsburg, Jordan Woods Robinson, Zac Young and more with additional names expected.

Tickets and sponsorships are now available.

Stagedoor Manor, founded in 1976, has also been home to alumni such as Natalie Portman, Robert Downey, Jr., Nicholas Christopher, Mandy Moore, Rachel Chavkin, Sebastian Stan, Lea Michele, Beanie Feldstein, Larry Owens, Ansel Elgort and more. It is located in Loch Sheldrake, New York.

Jon Cryer performs at Stagedoor Manor in this file photo. Courtesy of Stagedoor Manor

Skylar Astin performs at Stagedoor Manor in this file photo. Courtesy of Stagedoor Manor

The exterior of Stagedoor Manor. Courtesy of Stagedoor Manor

Actors rehearse for a performance at Stagedoor Manor. Courtesy of Stagedoor Manor