Woodstock Writers’ Festival returns, April 3-6
There will be great books, evocative stories and abundant opportunities for inspiration at the fifth annual Woodstock Writers’ Festival (WWF),
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Something Wilde: The Importance of Being Earnest in Woodstock
Times certainly have changed since Oscar Wilde’s masterpiece The Importance of Being Earnest first opened in London in 1895. The
Poughkeepsie’s Half Moon Theatre delivers slick, tuneful Side by Side by Sondheim
People with tweens or teens in their lives these days may be getting a little tired by now of hearing
Infectious confection: Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel
[portfolio_slideshow id=10946] Films by Wes Anderson are such a challenge to describe to the uninitiated. At the same time
Soaring achievement: Hayao Miyazaki’s masterpiece
Forget Frozen. I know, that’s difficult to do if you’ve got a teenager in the house, singing the songs from
Planet of the ape researchers: Project Nim this Sunday in Rhinebeck
What, irreducibly, makes us human? Is it language? But clearly, animals have their own ways of communicating with others of
An explosive plot: Equivocation at Unison in New Paltz
The drama of last year’s positive DNA identification of a skeleton dug up from a Leicester parking lot as the
National Theatre’s War Horse screens in Rhinebeck & Rosendale
So you’ve seen the Steven Spielberg film, and you’ve wondered how in the world a story of such epic scale
You’re in Charge this Saturday at Upstate in Woodstock
If you’re old enough, you may remember actress Mary Kay Place as the wannabe country music star Loretta Haggers on the oddball
Ballet Hispanico at Bardavon this Saturday
What Alvin Ailey was to African Americans in terms of creating a meaningful presence in the world of ballet and