Preview screening of Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine in Woodstock
Though he didn’t become a household name until the release of Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room in 2005,
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Going buggy: Ant-Man is a likable, lightweight Marvel morsel
The bad news about Ant-Man (no news at all to serious Marvel fans) is that it could have been better
Woody Guthrie’s American Song at Ellenville’s Shadowland
The Shadowland Theatre in Ellenville continues its 2015 season with a production of Peter Glazer’s musical Woody Guthrie’s American Song.
Final weekend for Moon over Buffalo starring Denny Dillon at Shadowland in Ellenville
In Ulster County, lots of people know Denny Dillon as the founder of Improv Nation, acting teacher, visual artist and
Powerhouse Theater at Vassar workshops Duncan Sheik’s Noir
Songwriter Duncan Sheik is a hot property these days. His musical adaptation of American Psycho, Breton Easton Ellis’ controversial 1991
Byrdcliffe hosts ARTBARN’s site-specific theater piece The Circle
In the throes of youthful idealism, there comes a time when, discouraged by the corrupt and violent world’s intransigent resistance
Five-member cast delivers giddy Midsummer Night’s Dream at Boscobel
Sometimes an “easy,” accessible, oft-produced play can be a director’s greatest challenge: How do you transcend familiarity? How do you
Ethel Smyth’s operatic masterpiece The Wreckers to have its US premiere at Bard
[portfolio_slideshow id=16689] A big part of Bard College president/American Symphony Orchestra (ASO) conductor Leon Botstein’s mission in life is
Jack Walls exhibit opens with performance and screening at Basilica Hudson
For one who has reported that he doesn’t believe in the art world, Jack Walls must be counted among the
Wakeup call: Rip! The Musical in Rhinebeck
This weekend in Rhinebeck, Rip Van Winkle is waking up after a two-decade snooze – in more ways than one.