Bard’s Fisher Center presents Cynthia Hopkins in A Living Documentary
For most people who try to make their living making art of some sort, the old stereotype of the starving
Almanac Weekly | Stage & Screen
Sections
Losing her mind, finding her essence
For all the eminently justifiable hand-wringing about the persistent disproportionately low number of toothsome Hollywood roles for women, one can’t
The mesmerizing mishmash of Jupiter Ascending
First things first: If, in spite of all the reviews that are piling up utterly trashing the Wachowski siblings’ new
Chef Robert Irvine Live! at UPAC in Kingston
Whenever did the idea of chefs onstage in large venues come into vogue? Never mind; that time is here, and
Twelve companies to perform at DanceFest In New Paltz
Hard to believe that “DanceFest!” the annual midwinter presentation of works in various dance genres by students from a dozen
Videofreex: The Art of Guerilla Television in the Catskills
[portfolio_slideshow id=14420] All photographs courtesy of Videofreex On Saturday, February 7 from 5 to 7 p.m., the Samuel Dorsky
J. K. Simmons terrorizes aspiring jazz musicians terrifically in Whiplash
What makes a great cinema villain? On paper we look for a bit of nuance and moral ambiguity, but on
American Sniper offers simplistic view of Iraq War, veterans’ issues
Confession: I’m reviewing American Sniper this week only because every new movie opening last week was getting uniformly abysmal reviews
The African-American experience to be examined at Bardavon
[portfolio_slideshow id=14321] Interview with Rhapsody in Black playwright LeLand Gantt & Through a Lens Darkly director Thomas Allen Harris
Vassar’s Modfest highlights Alice in Wonderland sesquicentennial
Now in its 13th year, Modfest is Vassar College’s annual winter series of free programs and performances celebrating 20th– and