“Music in the Holocaust” lecture/film/concert series at Bard
Nearly seven decades on from the fall of the Third Reich, with plenty of subsequent examples of man’s inhumanity to
Stage & Screen
Don’t read the fine print of Side Effects
Sometimes “spoilers” don’t spoil very much of our enjoyment of a film. Two excellent recent examples are Argo and Zero
British comedy star Eddie Izzard plays the Bardavon this Saturday
Born in what is now Yemen, Eddie Izzard moved to Northern Ireland a year later, realized that he was a
Floyd Patterson II stars in Paul Robeson at SUNY-New Paltz
When I was teaching for Marist College in the New York State prison system in the early 1980s, it was
Civic Center hosts Lord of the Dance this Friday
It’s easy – and tempting – to make fun of Irish stepdancing as soulless “white people’s dance,” on account of
BSP is helping revitalize Uptown Kingston
The grief-mad heiress Sarah Winchester believed in the Boston medium who told her that the deaths of her infant daughter
Jeff Mangum to perform at Bardavon on Feb. 15
In indie circles, Jeff Mangum is an enigmatic, tortured genius. The former head honcho of psych/folk outfit Neutral Milk Hotel
Dying with dignity in Amour
Be careful what you wish for, we are often warned: You might just get it. And in these pages, this
Tap roots: Documentary on Peg Leg Bates this Sunday
Don’t look at me in sympathy, I’m glad that I’m this way; For I feel good and I’m knockin’ on
Stars come out for Jesus Christ Superstar at Bearsville
Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s Jesus Christ Superstar might be the grandest expression of pop-culture values that pop culture