Angels in America on stage in Rhinebeck
Beginning this Friday, the intrepid actors of CenterStage Productions at the Center for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck are taking on
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Maggie Smith is the neighbor from Hell
As rude, benighted and uncivilized a culture as we are, America doesn’t designate and venerate people as Living National Treasures
London revival of Les Liaisons Dangereuses at Rosendale Theatre
This Sunday afternoon and again on Tuesday evening, the Rosendale Theatre presents the latest in its series of screenings of
Photography advocate/collector Howard Greenberg to talk at Dorsky Museum
In our neck of the woods, Howie Greenberg emerged in the 1970s as an affable hippie Psych major with a
Michael Moore mines world’s best ideas in Where to Invade Next
For folks on or near the right wing of the political spectrum, the concept of “American Exceptionalism” is an article
DanceFest at SUNY-Ulster to feature 12 troupes
Each winter, after the season of prancing Scrooges and pirouetting Sugar Plum Fairies has come to an end, dance schools
Poets Mark Wunderlich & Eamon Grennan coming to New World Writers’ Night
For nearly a decade, the series now known as New World Writers’ Night has been tapping into the mid-Hudson Valley’s
Eve Ensler work to be performed/signed on Rhinebeck stage
“In the telling, women take their power back,” writes Eve Ensler in her introduction to A Memory, a Monologue, a
Hail, Caesar! is the Coens’ trick bouquet to old Hollywood
Funny how the “Golden Age” of Hollywood is a construct more real in our collective cultural consciousness than it is
Rosendale Theatre screens The Amazing Nina Simone
When the late Nina Simone first hit the music scene in the 1950s, and right through the Civil Rights movement