SUNY-New Paltz stages Sam Shepard’s Buried Child
The drama that in 1978 firmly established Sam Shepard’s name among the pantheon of great modern playwrights, Buried Child, is
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Shelter screening & domestic violence panel this Friday in Kingston
Natalie Merchant attended the first One Billion Rising Ulster County event in 2013, created as part of an international event to
Ode to a musical vehicle for joy – and protest
The great paintings and sculptures that were liberated near the end of World War II from their intended destination in
The Lego Movie is thoughtful fun for all ages
Sometimes the most accessible and pleasurable antidote to midwinter cabin fever is a movie that’s really lightweight, silly and fun.
Romeo & Juliet deconstructed at Bard
Remember the kids’ party game Telephone? It’s reportedly played all over the world; but depending on where you grew up,
A Streetcar Named Desire in Rhinebeck
The creative minds of Up in One Productions are at it again, returning to the Center for Performing Arts in
Loki versus the plebeians: Tom Hiddleston in Coriolanus
Ask random Shakespeare fans what their favorite is among the Bard’s plays, and the likelihood is very low that many
Old stuff worth saving: The Monuments Men
Ever get to feeling like we, the American moviegoing public, went astray somewhere along the way, becoming so enamored of
Crazy for you: Next to Normal on stage in Rhinebeck
Got someone within your family circle who’s more of a challenge to love than most, on account of the fact
Anna Deavere Smith on stage at Bard this Saturday
Anna Deavere Smith, who performs at Bard College’s Fisher Center this Saturday, February 15, has been hailed by Newsweek as