Miracle on South Division Street at Ellenville’s Shadowland
Chaucer’s Pardoner in the Canterbury Tales was far from the only shyster peddling fake relics of saints in the Middle
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Queen: Live in Bohemia & Heavy Metal Parking Lot in Rosendale
As part of its Music Fan Film Series, the Rosendale Theatre has put together a doozy of a double feature:
Big-hearted BFG is gorgeous, touching family fare
It’s always a sorry state of affairs when a really good movie tanks at the box office on account of
Depero’s “puppet Noir” premieres at Bard
Almost a full century after its creation, the Italian Futurist Fortunato Depero’s suite of four puppet plays Demolishing Everything with Amazing
An unflinching-but-funny Measure for Measure at Boscobel
Perplexed as he was by the question, “What does a woman want?” it seems likely that Sigmund Freud was unfamiliar
Documentary of pioneering landscape designer Jens Jensen at Cary Institute
After immigrating to Chicago in 1884, Danish-born Jens Jensen was taken by the immensity of the Great Plains, calling it “America’s
Popping Pop’s bubble
In 1811, young poet-to-be Percy Bysshe Shelley was expelled from Oxford University for anonymously publishing a pamphlet titled The Necessity
The one that got away
School’s out for the summer, so kid-friendly movies are needed to provide air-conditioned refuges for families on brutally hot and
America, as seen through its villains
Stephen Sondheim has never been afraid to visit the dark side of the stage musical, and with the possible exception
Maggie’s Plan is a neo-screwball success
Once in a while I fall suddenly, irrevocably head-over-heels for an actor who hasn’t made much of an impression previously,