Rob Marshall adapts Sondheim’s Into the Woods to the silver screen
Fairyland has long been the setting for human nightmares as well as our frothier, happier dreams. Plumbing the dark side
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Iceberg Riders screening at Olana, Vassar Brothers Institute’s science & travel series
Now that the busy festivity of the year-end holidays is behind us, the specter of three months of cabin fever
The Battle of Five Armies brings Jackson’s Middle Earth tour to worthy finale
There is something so simultaneously satisfying and melancholy about coming to the last page of a great novel – especially
See National Theatre Live’s Skylight & JOHN
You can catch two great UK National Theatre Live productions this week on a screen near you. Bill Nighy and
Swing in the New Year at Ashokan Center dance fest
Can you think of a better place for the New Year’s countdown than a fabulous lodge surrounded by 374 acres
Join 150 musicians at UPAC for sing-along Messiah
The Euro knockabout composer George Frideric Handel wrote his famous Messiah in a mere 24 days of feverish composing, setting
Cheeky Nut/Cracked at Bard’s Fisher Center
It’s a hazardous assignment, taking on the deconstruction, parody and transfiguration of a beloved cultural icon – especially one so
Hudson Opera House commences final phase of restoration
[portfolio_slideshow id=13894] In a 14-year-long effort, local residents have worked to restore the Hudson Opera House, New York State’s
Redmayne channels Hawking spectacularly
With both films receiving wide theatrical release nearly simultaneously, it’s difficult to write about James Marsh’s Stephen Hawking biopic The
All is Calm staged to mark Christmas Truce centennial
If someone took a poll as to which of all the wars in recorded history was most heartbreakingly pointless and