Mark Morganstern reads from his Dancing with Dasein at Rosendale Café
The 14 short stories contained within Mark Morganstern’s newly published Dancing with Dasein and Other Stories are populated with vivid
Stage & Screen
A pleasurably tense, well-orchestrated Wait until Dark on stage in Rhinebeck
Ever since I first saw Terence Young’s 1967 film version of Frederick Knott’s 1966 Broadway drama Wait until Dark, it
Hamlet with Benedict Cumberbatch on screen in Rosendale
The British National Theatre Live series is hot right now. Consider the casting of today’s great actor Benedict Cumberbatch –
Tap great Brenda Bufalino to perform in New Paltz this Friday
Another person would have retired years ago, content to rest on her laurels. But Brenda Bufalino, who has been dancing
“Misunderstood Creatures” get in free at Edward Scissorhands this Friday at UPAC
If you don’t want to fork over the nominal $6 admission charge for the 7:30 p.m. show of Edward Scissorhands
The Amazing Nina Simone screens with director’s chat at Upstate Films
When the late Nina Simone first hit the music scene in the 1950s, and right through the Civil Rights movement
All swing, all night at BSP
On Saturday, November 14, in a curious alignment of the stars, the ninth annual Swinging Moments Cabaret will be held
Eric Andersen on stage at Unison in New Paltz
Eric Andersen’s 50-year career either leads or doggedly tails the archetypal stylistic journey of the American singer/songwriter in the rock
Bardavon presents Soweto Gospel Choir this Friday
Two-time Grammy Award-winner from South Africa, the Soweto Gospel Choir performs at the Bardavon in Poughkeepsie on Friday, November 13
Mary Stuart Masterson to help Kaatsbaan this Saturday in Tivoli
Marking 25 years of dedication to realizing any sort of endeavor calls for a celebration, especially when those years involve