Word on the street: Woodstock Writers’ Festival returns
[portfolio_slideshow id=14786] The Woodstock Writers’ Festival (WWF) has been called a “vibrant and entertaining literary party” and the “perfect
Stage & Screen
Club Helsinki Hudson to host “An Evening with Richard Dreyfuss”
The first time I became aware of Academy Award-winning actor Richard Dreyfuss on the silver screen, as the lead in
Gasland director Josh Fox & Zephyr Teachout to host A Solar Home Companion in New Paltz
Being anti-fracking is all the rage these days; lots of celebrities have taken up the cause, and even Governor Cuomo
She’s Beautiful When She’s Angry on screen at Upstate Films
If you’re old enough to remember the Second Wave of the Women’s Movement (the First Wave was for suffrage, from
National book launch in Hyde Park for Erik Larson’s new book on the Lusitania
Like the Titanic before her, the RMS Lusitania was the pride of Britain’s passenger fleet in the heyday of steam-powered
DREAMers among US
What’s it like being a teenager in the Hudson Valley when you are undocumented and can’t buy a car, attend
Timothy Spall is simultaneously repellent and spellbinding in Mr. Turner
Having now finally seen Mike Leigh’s Mr. Turner, I need to add another name to my list of performances worthy
National Theatre Live’s Treasure Island screened in Rosendale
Though mainly famed as the wellspring of familiar tropes of the ever-popular pirate adventure genre, Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island
Bard’s Fisher Center presents Cynthia Hopkins in A Living Documentary
For most people who try to make their living making art of some sort, the old stereotype of the starving
Losing her mind, finding her essence
For all the eminently justifiable hand-wringing about the persistent disproportionately low number of toothsome Hollywood roles for women, one can’t