GLENS FALLS -- The Adirondack Theatre Festival has seen cutbacks in state funding, but it's not skimping on productions this summer.

In fact, the first show out of the gate, "What a Glorious Feeling," will run for four weeks instead of the usual two.

The nonprofit is figuring out how to do more with less, thanks to a partnership with a Westport theater company. (That's us! - ed.)

Here's a really great peek at the earliest sketches of our production of 39 Steps from designer Tim Palkovic. The action of play takes place all over England - in trains and hotels, in the country-side - all portrayed on one tiny stage with 4 actors, some brilliant props and an energetic crew.

The final performance of the 2010 season was September 19th. Many people ask us what we do during the rest of the year here at the Depot Theatre.

This is what the cat does:

When fights are staged, they are staged step-by-step - also called "fight choreography." With the assistance of Wadhams, NY resident and head coach of the Champlain Valley Fencing Club, Paul Rossi, a series of small fights have been staged for GOODNIGHT DESDEMONA, GOOD MORNING JULIET.