Noted actors Judd Hirsch, David Straithairn and Jay O. Sanders are coming to Shadowland Stages in Ellenville on Feb. 17 for a one-night staged reading of Nicky Glossom’s The Road to Jerusalem, which follows seven interconnected stories in a small Arizona town in 1889.

“Together, they explore the twisted series of hopes and hungers that manifested a harsh destiny in the American West, all in the service of making a new world from the old,” the theater wrote in its description of the event. “Salvation or damnation, each must find their own way to walk on the Road to Jerusalem.”

Hirsch, who replaced Tony Shalhoub in the lineup, shot to fame starring in television’s “Taxi” and later in his career appeared in “Big Bang Theory, also had roles in movies ranging from Ordinary People to Independence Day and A Beautiful Mind. He won two primetime Emmy Awards as well as a Tony Award and Golden Golbe Award.

Straithairn, who has been nominated for an Academy Award, two Golden Globes and four Screen Actors Guild Awards, portrayed Edward R. Murrow in Good Night and Good Luck. He had notable roles in The Bourne Ultimatum and The Bourne Legacy, as well as Steven Spielberg’s Lincoln.

Sanders has acted in film, theater and television as well as off-Broadway plays and is also a playwright. His film credits include The Day After Tomorrow, Green Lantern and Glory, and he’s made frequent appearances at Shakespeare in Central Park.

Tickets for the 7 p.m. show at SHADOWLAND’s MainStage Theatre are $40 and are available through the Shadowland box office, (845) 647-5511 or shadowlandstages.org. Proceeds will support Shadowland Stages, a symbol of artistic excellence in the Hudson Valley for 39 years. The theatre produces a season of seven shows, including two musicals and a holiday production and also houses the Academy at Shadowland Stages, an educational program providing classes in acting, dance, and music for kids and adults.