Mohonk Mountain Stage performs Julia Cho’s The Language Archive in New Paltz
Linguistics seem to be the hot topic of the week in New Paltz, what with Noam Chomsky packing the Lecture
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Catskill Ballet Theatre dances The Nutcracker at UPAC in Kingston this weekend
“Ours is a traditional Nutcracker with a new bit of choreography in the second act,” says Anne Hebard of the
Bach on track: Bearsville hosts Schickele, Malkine & Horowitz’s Holiday Train Wreck
With Christmas ornaments now blinking and winking over Main Streets and “Frosty the Snowman” swamping the commercial airwaves, you might
Hummable humbug: A Christmas Carol: The Musical in Woodstock
My boy Milo is a Christmas Carol nut. Every year we see Scrooged, the Mr. Magoo classic, Alastair Sim’s, Albert
Ulster Ballet dances A Christmas Carol this weekend at UPAC
Christmas comes early to the Ulster Performing Arts Center (UPAC) this year when the Ulster Ballet Company presents A Christmas
Scorsese’s Hugo breathes new life into the 3-D medium
Several years into the process, the resurgence of 3-D cinematography is a subject that still stirs up strong feelings among
Local Amnesty chapter to screen Which Way Home? at Rosendale
It seems like every decade has its political bogeyman, upon whom great numbers of Americans blame every societal ill the
SUNY-New Paltz stages Fat Ram, two Medieval plays
Life in Europe’s Middle Ages was short and brutish: an epoch of miserable cold beset by plague, a time when
Clint Eastwood’s J. Edgar ponders Hoover’s legacy
There are certain truisms that we have been trained to take for granted about what makes a story, the most
To be or not to be Shakespeare
Every fan of fantasy literature (or cinema) owes it to him- or herself to become familiar with Diana Wynne Jones’s