Wassiac Project
The Wassaic Project — which runs its annual truly-young and progressively forward-looking Summer Festival August 2-August 4 with some 100
Stage & Screen
King Lear at Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival
Poor King Lear. He’s fading fast and simply wants to divide the kingdom into three parts, with each going to
From up on Poppy Hill captures postwar Yokohama in gorgeous detail
For any moviegoer who enjoys the manifold and ever-evolving art of animation, it’s always occasion to celebrate when a new
Film screening in Poughkeepsie benefits Half Moon Theatre
The Mid-Hudson Heritage Center will host a screening of the award-winning film “The Sublet” and short film “Jimmy’s Cafe” Saturday,
When the Lights Went Out continues this week at Vassar’s Powerhouse Theater
Ten years ago this summer, on a hot August afternoon, a massive multi-state rolling blackout hit the electrical grid of
Saugerties to host Arm-of-the-Sea’s City that Drinks the Mountain Sky
If it’s summer in Saugerties, it’s time for an outdoor show of Arm-of-the-Sea Theater, that unique purveyor of ecological awareness
Twenty Feet from Stardom casts long-overdue spotlight on backup singers
Summertime is traditionally regarded as the proper season for cinematic junk food, not the good-for-you granola of documentaries. But go
Bard to present first full staging outside Russia of Taneyev’s opera Oresteia
Pity the poor accursed House of Atreus. Game of Thrones fans might think that the brave and honorable scions of
Free performances of The Winter’s Tale on Woodstock’s Comeau Property
Most of Shakespeare’s plays are conventionally classified as either histories, tragedies or comedies, but there are a few exceptions that
Catch Boeing Boeing while you can at Ellenville gem Shadowland
What do you mean, you’ve never been to Shadowland? Admittedly, the mid-Hudson is loaded with local choices for summer theatre