Much-anticipated Beatles film in Rhinebeck & Rosendale
Let’s assume that you’re the sort of moviegoer who is not averse to taking in a documentary film on occasion.
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Welcome to Night Vale creators come to Rhinecliff
Imagine H. P. Lovecraft writing Garrison Keillor’s “News from Lake Wobegon,” set in a little town in the desert Southwest
Live Vintage Hitchcock in Rosendale, Radio Age-style
Now that the Rosendale Theatre has rebuilt its 1920s-era stage, upgraded its lighting and sound systems and made more room
All about Eve: TMI Project to honor Ensler at BSP
What do you do when Eve Ensler comes to town? You rent the biggest venue you can find and put
Heathers: The Musical in Rhinebeck
The 1989 movie Heathers got turned into a stage musical, which is about to be revived by the Castaway Players
Kubo and the Two Strings takes stop-motion animation to new heights
Regular readers of Almanac Weekly movie reviews will know that I characteristically stalk my prey in wide, slow spirals of
Lives through a lens at Hudson’s LightField Festival
Envisioned as an annual showcase of innovative and distinguished photography and related media, the LightField Festival officially opened its inaugural
Florence Foster Jenkins delivers laughter leavened with affection
It’s a curious fact that male singers with technically lousy voices are easily forgiven by the public, even lionized if
Arm-of-the-Sea to perform Esopus Creek Puppet Suite Retrospective
Under the artistic direction of co-founders Patrick Wadden and Marlena Marallo, Arm-of-the-Sea Theater creates contemporary works of mask and puppet
Three-woman cast conjures a concentrated Macbeth
If you discount Titus Andronicus as an aberration unworthy of the quill of the mature Shakespeare, the grimmest of his