Outdoor Supermoon Screenings at Storm King Art Center
The Storm King Art Center has always been a great place to stroll the grounds admiring great sculpture, enjoy a
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Masterpieces of Polish cinema at Upstate Films
Though little-known in the US except for the work of expatriates ending up in Hollywood like silent-film siren Pola Negri
Lucy is a brainless-but-fun vehicle for Scarlett Johansson
Poor Morgan Freeman. These days, the veteran actor can’t seem to escape being cast – on account of those golden
Some prime commercial properties in Gardiner languish on slow real estate market
[portfolio_slideshow id=7905] Photos by Lauren Thomas What’s going on with real estate in Gardiner — specifically, regarding large buildings
Tuneful, amusing Twelfth Night at Comeau Property in Woodstock
Arguably, even the slightest of William Shakespeare’s comedies outclasses all but a few comic works by other playwrights throughout history;
Kilt with laughter at Shadowland’s Unnecessary Farce
Since the Golden Age of Hollywood, organized crime has provided a bottomless well of inspiration for popular culture. Whether the
For your purrusal: Bard hosts Internet Cat Video Festival
Google “cat videos” and you’ll get a list of something like 697,000,000 hits. Not 697 thousand; 697 million. Count the
HVSF presents hilarious farce The Liar
“A liar should have a good memory,” wrote the Roman author Quintilian in the first century AD. Abraham Lincoln tweaked
Rondout Rep students to perform “The Comedy of Errors” and “The Tempest” at Water Street Market
It isn’t truly summer without outdoor Shakespeare performances — and when admission is free, that’s even better. When Stephanie Marrinan
Documentary of film critic Roger Ebert told with frankness & affection
Film critics are an opinionated lot, though why our opinions might matter more than yours is a very good question