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Todd Mountain Theater Project’s reputation for memorable productions depends on a mutually beneficial collaboration between community members and outside professionals; careful attention to innumerable details, and strong financial support. We know that theatre serves a vital role in the well being and vitality of our community. Its voice stimulates, provokes, resonates, and enlarges our perspective. |
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845-586-3057 Todd Mountain Theater Project 2026 Todd Mountain Road Arkville, NY 12406 |
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TODD MOUNTAIN THEATER PROJECT is dedicated to discovering daring, exciting new plays by contemporary playwrights and bringing excellent productions to audiences who live, work and unwind in our Catskill communities.
Located in Arkville, New York, we have been presenting dynamic theater since 1999 at the Roxbury Arts Group. Weaving the talents of urban and rural professionals, our mission is to provide a supportive environment for theater artists to develop and present challenging productions while using the glorious Catskills to rest and refuel. |
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Coming full circle, Suzanne feels extremely fortunate to have work she finds extremely satisfying and to have also been able to return to the theater. Suzanne and her husband Lane have owned the old Todd farmhouse on Todd Mountain Road in Arkville, NY since 1983. To be able to fill an important artistic niche with Todd Mountain Theater Project in this Catskill community as well as providing stimulating experiences for outside artists has been a high point of Suzanne’s rich and varied career. “It is great to give something back to this wonderful community which has given so much to me and my family.” |
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About Us |
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SUZANNE PRED BASS, the founder and artistic director of Todd Mountain Theater Project, has been producing professional productions of exciting new plays since 1999 at the Roxbury Arts Group in upstate New York. A native New Yorker, she began her professional acting career as a student at Antioch College in the 1960’s. Following graduation she worked in the New York theater for seven years, then with an international experimental theater group based in Amsterdam. Her credits include work with The Open Theater, New York Shakespeare Festival and Circle Rep.
Following marriage and the birth of her two daughters her career goals shifted. She began a career in psychotherapy and psychotherapeutic social services, specializing in child and adolescent services. She has worked with some of New York City’s most prestigious health institutions like Maimonides Hospital and Bellevue Hospital Center. Since 1984 Suzanne has been in private practice as a psychotherapist in Manhattan. |
