Ruffalo & Knightley bond winningly over music in Begin Again
Once in a while a little indie movie with an unknown cast will make a big splash, if it has
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Rosendale Street Festival returns July 19-20 with 74 bands on tap
If you will be passing through Rosendale this weekend, July 19 and 20, either plan on taking a long detour
Love in the Wars at Bard daringly reimagines Trojan War tropes
There’s something special about attending the world premiere of a play – a frisson of excitement in the audience that
Kurt Rhoads schemes brilliantly in Othello
William Shakespeare’s gifts to the world include more than a few memorable villains – choice enough to make literary critics
Bard premieres Love in the Wars
Quick! Name an Amazon. You said Hippolyta, right? She’s about the only one whom most of us know by name,
A Fair Day in High Falls returns July 12
When talking about annual community celebrations that have an impressive multiyear track record, it’s customary for boosters to identify them
Rosendale Pool Fund within $100K of goal; demolition to begin shortly
After two years of furious fundraising, the end is in sight for all those Rosendalers and folks from surrounding communities
Powerhouse prediction: In Your Arms will have legs
Ostensibly, the shows performed each summer at Vassar’s Powerhouse Theater are works-in-progress – some in the early stages of development,
Good choice, but pregnancy isn’t what Obvious Child is really about
Quite a week at the Supreme Court, wasn’t it? Even though I’m blessedly beyond the age of having to worry
Gardiner Library hosts harmonica virtuoso William Galison
In recent decades, we’ve tended to think of the harmonica mainly as a blues instrument. But there was a time