The Glove Theatre
Gloversville, New York’s Crown Jewel Established 1914

Coming Up Next at The Glove:

  • The Glove Education Series Presents: Adirondack Nature Photography with Warren Greene

    This FREE program is a collaboration between The Glove Education Series and the Southern Adirondack Audubon Society.

    Warren Greene will present a photo-tour of his favorite and latest bird, nature, and wildlife images. He'll also share his latest landscape and macro images of flowers and insects, as well as some spectacular images from the heavens.

    After his presentation Warren will answer questions about his exploits, technical aspects of his photography, and even share some funny stories about how he captured some of his images.

    Warren Greene is a native of Gloversville. He retired after 34 years at the Fulton County Probation Department and worked part time with The Family Counseling Center. For the last eight years, he has been a Fulton County Supervisor representing his ward in Gloversville. His lifelong love of nature evolved into his passion for nature photography that began in 1976. As a boy, he was most interested in butterflies and moths, and later in reptiles and amphibians. His attraction to birds only developed after he bought his first camera and tried to reproduce the types of bird images that he saw in books and magazines. Greene has been published many times through the years in books, magazines, and calendars. He was recognized for his work by the Cape May Bird Observatory in New Jersey.

  • The Glove Theatre & GHS Class of '26 Present: Murder at the Pie Auction

    The Glove Theatre and Gloversville Class of 2026 are teaming up for a delicious night of pie….and murder with their creative fundraiser production of Michael Druce’s Murder at the Pie Auction, featuring members of the Gloversville Board of Education and beyond! Join us for a night of hilarity, crime, and the chance to win delicious pies baked by your local and family favorites!

    The audience becomes part of the pie auction in this hysterical comedy written specifically for dinner theatre.  After years of trying unsuccessfully, the small town of Mynute, Alaska, finally lands the famous Mother Mabel’s Pie Baking Competition — but it was all due to a typo mistaking Mynute for Minot!  The contest looks to be a disaster with no media or publicity.  To add to the tension, one of the contestants is writing a tell-all book about the seamy side of competitive pie baking.  Making matters even worse, just hours before the competition begins, the pie judge goes missing.  When he turns up dead while the audience is bidding for the pies, the characters turn on each other as they try to figure out who committed the murder.

    Starring:
    Elizabeth Sterling
    Jay White
    Jen Flynn
    Sonny Duross
    Ashley Olmstead
    Caroline Simpson
    Samantha Hall-Saladino
    Tommy Kluska
    David Halloran
    Roger Bowley
    Liza Bowley

    All Ticket and Pie Auction Proceeds go to the Gloversville High School Class of 2026, to be put towards their senior trip.

    Produced with permission of Pioneer Drama Service

  • The 518 Concert Series Presents: The Wheel

    Buckle up, put it in gear, and enjoy the ride with NY Capital Region’s authentic sounding Grateful Dead tribute band, The Wheel as they put their driving spin on the music you love and enjoy.

    “The Wheel brings a big, danceable groove to the party, driven by the deep pocket of rhythm guitarist and bandleader Andy Morse, bassist Dave Pallas, drummer Bob McKeon and percussionist Pete Andriakos. They provide an unshakable foundation over which lead guitarist Bryan Gautie and keyboardist Kenny Schneidman weave solo after evocative solo together with virtuosity and taste.  Yet they are also capable of complex, interwoven conversations that display the nuance and dynamic range of the Dead’s music in quieter, more blissful passages. Vocally, The Wheel possesses a diverse blend of styles, from Morse’s smooth, heartfelt delivery, Schneidman’s full-throated soul, and Bryan Gautie’s Jerry Garcia-like tenderness.” - Nippertown

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