Sarah Rothenberg’s Marcel Proust Project at Bard
Before she became artistic director of Da Camera of Houston in 1994, pianist Sarah Rothenberg was a founding co-director of
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Good Kids, on SUNY-New Paltz stage, explores sex crime and its cover-up
While a lot of good stageworks get produced by the college theater arts departments in our region, they always have
New Paltz professor Carol Goodman releases new suspense novel
Carol Goodman, a professor of Creative Writing at SUNY-New Paltz, has a long track record of authoring novels about campuses
MLK Birthday Tribute in Woodstock this Sunday
Each January, the Town of Woodstock throws a bash celebrating the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with live
The Revenant is stark and simple, gorgeous and grueling
In 1908, Jack London wrote a short story that became an oft-anthologized classic, titled “To Build a Fire.” A grim
Culinary kicks off its cabaret series with Broadway-bound Olivia Lucy Phillip
To achieve stardom in musical theater, one needs not only a whole lot of acting, singing and dancing talent, but
See opera’s future greats in Rhinebeck concert this Sunday
Each year, the Rhinebeck Chamber Music Society (RCMS) presents a concert featuring rising stars of the opera world. And year
Acting, cinematography are The Danish Girl’s strong suits
With The Danish Girl, the art-film world has effected a small breach into one of Western society’s last standing social
The Music Man on stage in Rhinebeck
Appropriately enough, a lifelong theater man – with strong connections to the Hudson Valley – is bringing The Music Man
The Big Short is long on laughs
Considering that the labyrinthine complexity deliberately cloaked in arcane jargon that is high finance these days is the sort of