Acting, cinematography are The Danish Girl’s strong suits
With The Danish Girl, the art-film world has effected a small breach into one of Western society’s last standing social
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The Music Man on stage in Rhinebeck
Appropriately enough, a lifelong theater man – with strong connections to the Hudson Valley – is bringing The Music Man
The Big Short is long on laughs
Considering that the labyrinthine complexity deliberately cloaked in arcane jargon that is high finance these days is the sort of
Judi Dench & Kenneth Branagh on screen in Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale
First it was onscreen operas from The Met: Live in HD; then it was classic plays from London via the
Star Wars franchise shakes off those prequel blues with The Force Awakens
Last Thursday evening, did you feel a great disturbance in the Force, like a collective exhalation from millions and millions
Swing in the new year at Ashokan Center’s dance/music smörgåsbord
I admire the leap-takers, and Jay Ungar and Molly Mason are two exemplary ones. Not content to rest on their
Brooklyn is a delicate study of a shy Irish girl’s transition to America
In these sorry times when a viable presidential campaign can be built on proposals to wall out Mexican migrant workers
Mr. Dickens Tells A Christmas Carol at Cragsmoor’s Stone Church
Audiobooks are a modern marvel, making the time fly when you’re doing housework and much less nervewracking than the day’s
Unburden yourself: The Object Lesson at Bard
For conspicuous consumers and pack rats, the obsessive/compulsive, the anal-retentive, the disorganized and the merely untidy, ’tis that dreaded time
The Nutcracker comes to life in Poughkeepsie, Kingston & Tannersville
It’s inevitable. Resistance is useless. Christmas is coming, the goose is getting fat; and it just isn’t a proper holiday