Belle injects Austenesque settings with abolitionist stirrings
What would it be like, I wonder, to be a well-educated person of color whose guilty pleasure just happens to
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Summer theater roundup
Bard SummerScape, June 27 to August 17, Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson Bard SummerScape is a premier showcase of the theatrical arts,
Paula Poundstone at Bardavon this Saturday
The comedian Paula Poundstone, who performs at the Bardavon in Poughkeepsie on Saturday, June 14, first started hitting it big
Overhyped Maleficent disappoints on nearly all fronts
There’s such a thing as too much PR. I don’t know about you, but when I can’t turn around without
“Paranormal in Poughkeepsie” Ten-Minute Play Festival
From a perennial hotbed of UFO sightings on the western flank of the Shawangunks to Aleister Crowley’s island retreat in
Rhinebeck hosts Poetry Brothel this Friday
If you’re the kind of reader or listener who has ever experienced language as voluptuous, you’ll intuitively understand the notion
X-Men: Days of Future Past reboots history (and the franchise) with panache
As a committed fangirl of George R. R. Martin’s multi-volume Dark Ages fantasy saga A Song of Ice and Fire,
Woodstock Playhouse kicks off summer rep season with Peter Pan
The Woodstock Playhouse launches its Summer Repertory season this weekend with J. M. Barrie’s iconic work of kid lit, Peter
Grand slam: Noises Off at Center for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck
Comedy onstage takes many forms, but one manifestation that is particularly well-suited to theatrical viewing (and translates notoriously poorly to
Godzilla is a visually & sonically impressive nostalgiafest for kaiju fans
It seems like contemporary Hollywood offers audiences at least two or three opportunities per month to witness major urban centers