World premiere by American Ballet Theater at Bard
New York City is a big place with a big appetite for the arts, but you wouldn’t think that Lincoln
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PAW stages autism drama
Lucy is a 13-year-old girl living on the spectrum of autism. That’s how it’s talked about these days: a spectrum
Saugerties to host West Point Saxophone Quartet
Imagine sitting in a sanctuary and listening to four orchestral saxophones producing the ethereal sounds of George Frideric Handel’s Arrival
Time-warped in Woodstock with live Rocky Horror Show
Still in circulation 35 years after its release, The Rocky Horror Picture Show has become a rite of passage for
The Big Year is a rare bird
Among the truisms held dearest by Hollywood is the one that says that if you can’t persuade someone that they
The family that plays together
Musical husband-and-wife partnerships rarely survive the rigors of the road, and as recent news from the Sonic Youth camp showed,
The dance of Death
For those of us lucky enough to be born in America in recent times, the only one of the dreaded
Hot tix at the Woodstock Film Festival
As this issue of Alm@nac hits the newsstands, the 2011 Woodstock Film Festival (WFF) is already underway. But that doesn’t
Ivory irony
One of the local highlights of the Woodstock Film Festival this year is the world premiere of Gillian Farrell’s 9
Shoot ’em local
In one room at the new Woodstock Film Center on Rock City Road, where everything’s speeding up fast as the