Lauded filmmaker Les Blank at Upstate Films this Thursday & Friday
Quick! Who’s your favorite documentary filmmaker? If you’re drawing a blank that doesn’t commence with the name Les, you need
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HVP to premiere new symphonic works by Bill Vanaver at Caravan’s 40th anniversary gala
One of the mid-Hudson’s perennial cultural treasures, the Vanaver Caravan troupe of musicians, dancers and educators, is celebrating its 40th
Miss Representation at Rosendale Theatre with panel on women in media
Okay, there’s Gwen Ifill. There’s Katie Couric. There are Barbara Walters and Diane Sawyer. And Oprah… Questions about sexism in
Cross-cultural borrowings in The Secret World of Arrietty
The movie-review-aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes recently released its list of the 50-or-so best animated films of all time. All of
Gender bender at SUNY-New Paltz
The play Eugenia focuses on the love affair of a transgender Italian woman who immigrates to New Zealand in 1916
Send in the cheers with Bebe Neuwirth
Bebe Neuwirth’s performance at the Bardavon on Saturday, March 3 is being billed as “Bebe Neuwirth in Songs with Piano.”
Big Miracle’s radical notion of compromise
Maybe it’s just a sign of the aging of the Baby Boom generation, but it seems like everybody nowadays is
In league against Queeg in Poughkeepsie
Set in a World War II mixed climate of unquestioned patriotism and inchoate individuality, The Caine Mutiny, a Pulitzer Prizewinning
Galumpha comes to New Paltz
What’s a Galumpha? Well, we know that the verb “galumph” is one of the “portmanteau words” that Lewis Carroll coined
National Theatre Live from London’s Traveling Light in Rosendale
How nice the London theatre scene remains. Unlike our Broadway and Off-Broadway, it’s all of one element, really, despite slipping