Redmayne channels Hawking spectacularly
With both films receiving wide theatrical release nearly simultaneously, it’s difficult to write about James Marsh’s Stephen Hawking biopic The
Almanac Weekly | Stage & Screen
Sections
All is Calm staged to mark Christmas Truce centennial
If someone took a poll as to which of all the wars in recorded history was most heartbreakingly pointless and
The Nutcracker onstage in Kingston & Poughkeepsie
If winter comes, can The Nutcracker be far behind? Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s ballet, based on a fairy tale by E.T.A.
Hot wax: Jonathan Toubin’s Soul Clap & Dance-Off
World-renowned deejay Jonathan Toubin busts out of Brooklyn to return to BSP Kingston this weekend for his popular Soul Clap
Steve Forbert plays benefit for Shadowland
Steve Forbert is a case study in what-else-am-I-gonna-do? perseverance. The Mississippi-born singer/songwriter’s bardic talent was obvious enough for at least
Merriment en masse: Great Christmas concerts
Deck the halls with boughs of Christmas choral music! That’s the situation every December, and it’s about to start again.
Kaatsbaan addresses space crunch for dancers
The founders of the Kaatsbaan International Dance Center have dedicated nearly a quarter of a century to the cause of
Mockingjay delivers dystopia with brains and heart
Hollywood’s recent trend of splitting epic-scale fantasy novels into multiple installments, beginning with Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, continuing
West End goes west
The trouble with being an aficionado of live theater is that you can never get enough, never see everything that
Ulster Ballet’s A Christmas Carol at UPAC
Ulster Ballet’s 20th annual production of A Christmas Carol comes to the Ulster Performing Arts Center (UPAC) on Friday and