Half Moon Theatre performs John Cariani’s Love/Sick
One of the best-kept secrets in the world of community theatre in the mid-Hudson is Poughkeepsie’s Half Moon Theatre, which
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Goldoni’s classic Servant of Two Masters at SUNY-Ulster
Except among serious students of theatre and opera, Carlo Goldoni is not exactly a household name. That’s a shame, because
Rosendale goes green for Greene
They say that the third time is the charm, and fortune finally turned in Manna Jo Greene’s favor on Election
Best-selling nature writer Diane Ackerman at SUNY-Ulster
It wasn’t always so, but in modern times, there has been a tendency to put “good writers” and “good scientists”
Election roundup for Rosendale
When it comes to local representation, residents of Rosendale only have half the usual number of decisions to make in
SkyFest visual art exhibitions open in Poughkeepsie
In case you’ve been snoozing and missed out on its first two iterations, be advised that the Bardavon has been
Dracula to open on Halloween in Phoenicia
“Some disturbing things happen.” That’s how director Phil Mansfield describes the stage production of Dracula that will premiere on Halloween
Cumberbatch & Miller to swap roles in National Theatre’s Frankenstein
British actors Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller seem to have a lot in common. They’re tallish, lanky guys, near
Spamalot delivers Grailful of giggles in Rhinebeck
A 2011 ABC/People magazine readers’ poll ranked Monty Python and the Holy Grail the second-best comedy movie ever. Not even
Longyear Farm to host Woodstock Land Conservancy Fun-Raiser
For those of us who have lived most of our lives east of the Mississippi, the term “cattle ranching” tends