A little bit of rain didn't dampen the festivities at Time and Space Limited in Hudson on July 2, as the arts institution celebrated its 50th anniversary with hundreds of friends and supporters. Linda Mussmann began Time and Space a half a century ago in New York City as a eclectic theater company. A few years later Claudia Bruce joined the company and the couple has been expanding their life and work together ever since. TSL has been in Hudson for 30 years as a haven for performance, film, art and activism. The event was also featured the opening of a gallery exhibition by artist Roberto Juarez.

Partners in all things, co-directors Claudia Bruce and Linda Mussmann celebrate 50 years of TSL. 
Grower at Farmstead Hudson Valley Alix Becker, choreographer Jonah Bokaer, Anne Beresford and Tim Banker
Rick Rowsell, Ron Harrington and Tony Zanetta. Harrigton holds the original script for the first performance Mussmann and Bruce ever put on together. It was Mussmann's directorial adaptation of "The Moment" by Virginia Wolfe, starring Bruce and Harrington, with sets built by Rowsell.  
Architect Gagandeep Singh, Alexandria Woodside, TSL board member Zuzka Kurtz, featured artist Roberto Juarez, and film editor Meg Reticker
Costume designer Sparkle Juarez and Chennel Shuffler
Cheryl Roberts, executive director of the Greenburger Center and TSL board member, Claudia Bruce and attorney Mark Portin
Ceramicist Maria Manhattan, Mary DePhillips, Glenn Shafer and artist Nell Painter, who has been featured at TSL
Playwright Joe Quattro, McCaleb Burnett, writer and director of the film "Midday Black Midnight Blue;" Sam Soule, and artist Olan Quattro
Founder and artistic director of Window on Hudson Jeremy Bullis and painter David Becker
Old films made by Mussmann played in the corners of the event. 

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Jamie Larson
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