Good choice, but pregnancy isn’t what Obvious Child is really about
Quite a week at the Supreme Court, wasn’t it? Even though I’m blessedly beyond the age of having to worry
Stage & Screen
British Invasion music films this weekend
The Rosendale Theatre recognizes Independence Day weekend this year in a somewhat counterintuitive way: by celebrating the British Invasion –
Powerhouse Theater at Vassar presents the Lobbyists in SeaWife
“Ghosts, puppets, revelry, whaleships, leviathans, rum.” That’s the description of the musical-in-development SeaWife in one of its workshop incarnations in
Binoche and Owen strike sparks in Words and Pictures
Whether or not a picture is actually worth a thousand words depends on which picture, which words and whether the
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival serves up delightful Two Gentlemen of Verona
On a fine June evening, with Boscobel’s iconic view of the Hudson Highlands, the river itself and Constitution Marsh as
Bard fêtes Franz Schubert during 25th composer-themed SummerScape
Arguably the mid-Hudson’s premier summer performing arts showcase, Bard SummerScape brings topnotch performers in the fields of music – including
High on the scale: How to Train Your Dragon 2
School’s out for the summer, which means that movie studios will soon be trotting out their biggest selection of family-friendly
Powerhouse Theater promises star-studded summer at Vassar
Powerhouse Theater, that roiling crucible of new plays in various stages of development, is launching its summer 2014 schedule this
Belle injects Austenesque settings with abolitionist stirrings
What would it be like, I wonder, to be a well-educated person of color whose guilty pleasure just happens to
Summer theater roundup
Bard SummerScape, June 27 to August 17, Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson Bard SummerScape is a premier showcase of the theatrical arts,