Free members’ screening of Moretti’s Mia Madre at Upstate Films Rhinebeck
Mia Madre (2015), the latest film by Palme D’Or-winning Italian director Nanni Moretti (The Son’s Room, Dear Diary, We Have
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Solas An Lae’s Rhinebeck show to feature The Celtic Soul of Van Morrison
“We’ve coined it American Irish, because it’s a training concept first and foremost,” says Patrick Brown, technical director for the
An evening of Walt Whitman in New Paltz
The literary eminence and tastemaker Ralph Waldo Emerson declared Walt Whitman to be the first truly American poet. His sustained
Festival of Dance at UPAC in Kingston
The increasing popularity of competitive “dance-off” programs has been one of the happier outcomes of the rise of reality TV.
Don’t frack with America: The unofficial premiere of Dear President Obama
When Jon Bowermaster’s Oceans 8 Films released the documentary Dear Governor Cuomo in 2012, its aim was to raise public
Rosendale’s Market Market hosts comic Corinne Fisher
Continuing their presentation of independent comics, Market Market in Rosendale hosts standup Corinne Fisher on Saturday, March 12 at 10
Ten-Minute Play Festival (with tasty treats) at the CIA in Hyde Park
Poughkeepsie’s Half Moon Theatre has been curating an annual short play festival for the past five years, and the sixth
Los Lobos & Ballet Folklórico Mexicano to share the stage at UPAC
Carlos Moreno, Jr. started studying the fundamentals of Mexican folkdance at the age of three, when his father began to
New Paltz stage manager controls chaos in Broadway hit Disaster!
What could go wrong? In Disaster! a new Broadway musical set aboard New York’s first floating casino and discotheque, the
Miller’s A View from the Bridge at SUNY-New Paltz
Though America prides itself on its history of being a “land of opportunity” and a haven for immigrants from all