Matthew’s legacy: The Laramie Project at SUNY-Ulster
Same-sex marriage is now legal in all 50 states, and many have commented on how swiftly public opinion on gay
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Hudson Opera House begins work on historic performance hall restoration
It may seem to the City of Hudson’s residents and visitors that the marble restoration of the historic Hudson Opera
Eye in the Sky grapples with the morality of drone warfare
The technological cutting edge of military weaponry always seems to advance faster than humankind’s ability to process its moral and
David Sedaris at the Bardavon this Friday
When cultural historians of the future attempt to account for the surging popularity of oral history and performance memoir in the
Woodstock Writers’ Festival, April 7-10
Interesting things happen when writers congregate. They discuss craft and the logistics of the publishing business. They share their work
Men in tights get in fights: Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice
Sometimes it’s best to go with your gut. Having found Zack Snyder’s 2013 intro to the DC Comics cinematic universe,
Critical mass: Daniel Mendelsohn in conversation with Fran Lebowitz at Bard
For Bard College literature and theater students, the bad news is that superstar fantasy author Neil Gaiman is taking a
Zootopia is fun, thoughtful kiddie fare that won’t bore grownups
Hollywood studios aren’t stupid. They know that during elementary schools’ Easter break, parents all over America are looking for ways
SNL veteran Denny Dillon teaches improv at Kingston’s Old Dutch Church
You’ve probably walked away from a conversation and immediately thought of all the things that you could have said to
The Crucible meets The Exorcist in The Witch
Being an unabashed Wiccan sympathizer whose 1980s handfasting (Pagan wedding) ceremony was officiated by Drawing down the Moon author Margot