Putting on heirs in Crazy Mary at Unison
Professional and community theater companies whose high standards approach the professional level are proliferating in the mid-Hudson Valley, and the
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Synchronized eco-film screenings on Groundhog Day
Many of us feel that the writing is on the wall: The burgeoning world population, coupled with the twin crises
In the Mood brings Big Band sound to Bardavon
In the Mood, the 1940s Big Band, song and swing dance revue playing two shows at Poughkeepsie’s Bardavon Opera House
Jazz giant Pat Metheny to play the Falcon
Patrick Bruce Metheny, the longtime Woodstocker known as Pat who has won a record 18 Grammy Awards at this point,
Hudson Falcons play Snapper Magee’s in Kingston this Friday
The Hudson Falcons don’t shy away from exposing their working-class New Jersey roots, from their extended, punked-up take on Bruce
Audrey Rapaport & James Judd in Funny Stories at Kleinert
Here are two comics, three days in a row, and four reasons to be there: To help Performing Arts of
NYCA cast performs Footloose in Hurley
When it comes to theatrical entertainment, usually the movie follows the play. But in the case of Footloose, a musical
He’s got a hunch: Rigoletto in Hyde Park this Saturday
If the Austrian morality police had had their way back in 1851, Rigoletto, the tragic opera composed by Giuseppe Verdi
Vaudeville Circus & Masquerade Ball this Saturday
One hundred years ago, the pages of Variety were full of reviews of the latest vaudeville acts to hit the
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy is an internal action thriller
I’ve never truly understood why the spy thriller genre exerts such a broad fascination among the novel-reading and moviegoing public.