Crucible sequel with Chloe Sevigny opens at Powerhouse
Abigail was one of the bad girls in The Crucible, Arthur Miller’s wrenching play about the Salem witch trails; in
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Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival stages Love’s Labour’s Lost
Playing it like a 1930s screwball comedy, the outdoor Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival turned the Bard’s early (circa 1595 or
Ga-ga for Gaia at Dorsky
If there’s any constancy to the contemporary art scene of the Hudson Valley over the past few decades, it may
Summertime for Hitler
The Producers was great when it started life as a Mel Brooks movie comedy, buoyed by one of the great
Monster hit
The Rosendale Theatre opens to the world stage as it presents the United Kingdom’s National Theatre production of Frankenstein this
Kids Almanac (June 21-28)
“These first days of summer are like the pail of blueberries that we poured out together into the iron sink
Powerhouse Theater’s free Readings Festival at Vassar
Seeing a play performed onstage in its most complete and polished form is a great joy. But do you ever
Shadowland stages Farragut North through June 17
Now playing at the best little Actor’s Equity playhouse in the region: Farragut North, a political drama deftly crafted to
Help filmmaker capture Aerodrome magic
In casting about for a film project, Devin Pickering discovered that one of his fascinations happened to be located in
Mount Tremper Arts Festival begins
Imagine witnessing a mindbending performance or dance piece in the making, then hanging out with the artist and performers around