Hunter Lovins lectures on Gross National Happiness at Bard
Among the contemporary nations of the Earth, my hero is the little Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan. In 1972, the Bhutanese
Stage & Screen
Fruitvale Station is a touching, timely plea against racial profiling
From soup to nuts, it takes a long time to make a movie happen – and even longer if you’re
Paula Poundstone performs at Bearsville
Comedian Paula Poundstone is known for her droll wit and quirky perspective on the absurdities of everyday life. Whether comically
See me, hear me: The Who’s Tommy in Woodstock
Remember the first time you heard the Who’s breakthrough 1969 double album Tommy, the work for which the term “rock
Upstate Films in Rhinebeck to screen rescued print of Shirley Clarke’s Portrait of Jason
This Friday’s screening of Shirley Clarke’s legendary mid-1960s independent film portrait of a black gay hustler, Portrait of Jason, should
The seemingly endless summer
There are summer movies, and there are movies about summer. If the idea of catching one of the latter is
Doug Motel’s Shiva Arms at The Rosendale Theatre
The Rosendale Theatre is bringing back Doug Motel’s award-winning one-man show “Shiva Arms” this Friday and Saturday, August 2 and
A night of tango
Bard SummerScape and Woodstock Tango will present the return of Noche Porteña: A Night of Argentine Tango at the Bard
Woodstock’s Byrdcliffe Theater hosts festival of experimental dance
Zack Jacobs works as the stage manager at Poughkeepsie’s Bardavon, but in his off-hours he’s busy putting on his own
Verdi, Wagner at Phoenicia Festival of the Voice
Now in its fourth year, the Phoenicia Festival of the Voice, held Thursday, August 1 through Sunday, August 4, continues