Actress/singer/comic Jackie Hoffman on stage at the CIA in Hyde Park
“If you hear a noise that threatens to shatter the windows and buckle the sidewalks, it’s only Jackie Hoffman,” Ben
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Stephen Jenkinson’s “Die Wise” workshop & Griefwalker in Kingston
Upon finding himself in the presence of dying people – this as head of a counseling team in a palliative
Shadowland kicks off season with John Cariani’s Last Gas
Good news for typologically challenged drama fans: You no longer need to remember whether Ellenville’s delightfully restored vaudeville house calls
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival launch season at Boscobel
The joys of June are myriad: time off from school, swimming, picnics and baseball, strawberry-picking and shortcake-baking, long lazy afternoons
Hubert’s Block, a musical about Alzheimer’s Disease
New Paltz-based jazz musician Rebecca Coupe Franks has released a half-dozen or so CDs of original music, but Hubert’s Block
Taste of Woodstock to benefit Woodstock Film Festival
A growing number of communities in the Hudson Valley host annual “Taste of” events under a variety of names, some
Is Civil War the best Avengers-related Marvel movie yet?
Funny how “patriotism” gets continually redefined depending on such variables as which party currently holds the presidency, whether or not
Gidion’s Knot at Bridge Street Theatre in Catskill
With no end in sight to the trend of violent, sometimes deadly incidents happening in our schools, teachers, parents, administrators
Jennifer Muller & the Works premiere new dance at Kaatsbaan
Known for her visionary approach and innovations in dance/theater, multidisciplinary productions incorporating the spoken word, live and commissioned music, artist-inspired
Don Cheadle impresses in uneven anti-biopic Miles Ahead
When jazz trumpeter Miles Davis was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2006, his nephew announced