Bernadette Peters at the Bardavon in Poughkeepsie
I admit it: I got a little giggly talking with Bernadette Peters. I’ve interviewed many famous people, but she just
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Rescued film masterpiece screened in Rhinebeck
One of international cinema’s crowning achievements, Satyajit Ray’s Apu Trilogy, had a near-miraculous birth in the 1950s. When he started
Dr. Banner & Mr. Stark
My snobby resistance to comic-book-based movies having been gradually worn down by the fact that there are so darn many
Tivoli’s Kaatsbaan featured in Ric Burns’ American Ballet Theatre documentary
The Kaatsbaan International Dance Center in Tivoli is renowned within the dance world as a place where companies and choreographers
Powell & Pressburger masterpiece The Red Shoes on the big screen in Rosendale
There’s absolutely nothing like a Powell/Pressburger film, which always started with an arrow hitting its target, just as all their
Imagine a whole new life: Great cast rescues Danny Collins
Until 2010, Steve Tilston was a name whose fame extended only to the admittedly limited fanbase of British Isles folk/rock.
Bardic bonanza in Rhinebeck, New Paltz & Poughkeepsie
Doesn’t it seem a bit odd that the entire English-speaking world hasn’t designated April as Shakespeare Month and honored the
How Maria got her Klimts back
Just about a year ago, The Monuments Men was making the rounds of local cinemas, and hanging in there a
Mid-Hudson Civic Center hosts The Price is Right Live! in Poughkeepsie
Except for a seven-year hiatus in the late ’60s and early ’70s, The Price Is Right has been on the
Kolonialism for kids: Home offers gently subversive fun
It’s that post-Oscars doldrums time of year, when week after week, there’s nothing new in your local cinemas that’s particularly