STAGEBRIDGE is the nation's oldest Senior Theatre Company. Based in Oakland, California, STAGEBRIDGE is an arts organization that uses theatre and storytelling to bridge the generation gap by breaking down stereotypes and stimulating more positive attitudes toward aging. STAGEBRIDGE’s intergenerational programs feature senior theater productions, storytelling in the schools, nurses training programs, acting classes for seniors, and writing contests for children. Through these programs, we demonstrate our vision of cooperation, creativity, and joy among people of all ages and backgrounds.

Stagebridge's Nurses Training Program

"An Essential Public Good"

CLICK HERE
to read about Stagebridge in the
January 2010 issue of
THEATRE BAY AREA magazine!

Watch a short video of
Stagebridge Civil Rights Tales at Emiliano Zapata Street Academy

Fall Classes Start Monday,

Monday, September 13

Click HERE to see a Class List

Click HERE for a Registration Form

Stagebridge's Fourth Annual Performing Arts Camp for Adults 50+

July 19 - July 23, 2010

Click HERE to read a recent newspaper article about our TimeSlips program

Creative Storytelling for People with Dementia

Click HERE for more information about the TimeSlips program.

Thanks to all who came and saw "Sylvia's Advice on How to Age Gracefully on the Planet Denial,"

CLICK HERE to read a preview of the show in the Berkeley Daily Planet newspaper!

CLICK HERE to read a review by Sam Hurwitt

CLICK HERE to read a review of the show by Ken Bullock at the Berkeley Daily Planet newspaper!

Stagebridge announces the creation of the Performing Arts Training Institute (PATI).
Click HERE for more information.