From Gryffindor to Eelmarsh House with Dan Radcliffe
Poor Dan Radcliffe. Though it’s difficult to muster up much pity for a kid who had made enough money by
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Never say never play your hometown
Have you have noticed that the performing arts professionals who have long found their solitude in these hills are starting
All about Brünnhilde at the Bardavon
Never having seen a Wagner opera before, I finally took the plunge last April and went to the Ulster Performing
Beatles minus the mania: Fab Faux at UPAC this Saturday
When the Beatles tribute band the Fab Faux takes the stage at the Ulster Performing Arts Center (UPAC) at 8
Buddha and the Beats
When the young Tibetan monk Chögyam Trungpa came to America to teach, he wore a suit and enjoyed himself in
Meryl Streep makes Margaret Thatcher seem almost human
When I first heard that Meryl Streep was undertaking the portrayal of one of my least-favorite 20th-century heads of state,
Boo who? UPAC to screen To Kill a Mockingbird
February is upon us, and the industry insiders at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will soon deign
So square, it’s cool in Rosendale this Friday
Folks who enjoy the exercise, fun and socializing afforded by contra dancing in these parts know the indefatigable Eric Hollman
Oscar contender The Artist and the buzz that puzzles
At the end of every year, it seems, there are always a few films garnering heavy Oscar buzz, even though
National Theatre Live production of Collaborators this Sunday in Rosendale
With friends like Joseph Stalin, you don’t need enemies. Physician-turned-author Mikhail Bulgakov found that out quite early on in his