Upstate Films’ uphill fight
If you’re a regular movie-goer, you’re part of a disappearing breed. The declining — and aging — audience for cinema
Stage & Screen
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy is an internal action thriller
I’ve never truly understood why the spy thriller genre exerts such a broad fascination among the novel-reading and moviegoing public.
Make way for Modfest at Vassar
Chill winds and bright, keening skies, weird political signs from the edges and this rising inner need to hunker down
Something rich and strange at the Bardavon
We may not always like it, but Shakespeare fans get used to producers and directors trying to come up with
Say it loud: The Black Power Mixtape in Rosendale
Whenever Martin Luther King Day rolls around, we get to bask in golden memories of the heroic days of the
Readers wanted for Actors’ Marathon at ASK
If, in attending the play readings periodically held at the Arts Society of Kingston (ASK) and other venues, you’ve ever
Joel Katz’s new film this Saturday in Hudson
I have to admit a vested interest in Joel Katz’s new film, White: A Memoir in Color, which screens at
Annie on stage in Rhinebeck
For all we know, this time of year it could very well be snowing today; but anybody who knows anything
Mamet’s American Buffalo this weekend in Rhinebeck, next weekend in Woodstock
Playwright David Mamet has long been lauded for his uncanny ear for the language of the mean streets of his
Even in 3-D, Tintin proves as two-dimensional onscreen as in the comics
Once in a happy happenstance, a movie that did not particularly appeal to me based on initial descriptions turns out