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On Wednesday July 1st, Amazon's Prime Video streaming service is debuting the new series "Elle". It's a prequel to the "Legally Blonde" movies, about Reese Witherspoon's character Elle Woods as a high school teen in Seattle in the '90s.
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Lucinda Childs brings iconic and new dances to Bard SummerScape from June 26 to the 28th.
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April 24th is the release date of the highly anticipated "Michael". Michael Jackson's nephew Jafaar Jackson plays his uncle, The King of Pop, in a drama that will chronicle his rise to stardom. “Michael” is directed by Antoine Fuqua, of “Training Day”, written by John Logan, who penned “The Aviator”, and produced by Graham King, of “The Departed” and 2018’s “Bohemian Rhapsody”.
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Hollywood has always had a fascination with outer space, aliens and otherworldly explorations, from Stanley Kubrick's "2001" to "E.T" and a certain galaxy far, far away.
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I have many friends who love to garden. They survive winter by dreaming of the day when flowers start to bloom Those thoughts of spring are stimulated months before April. They begin when the seed and flower catalogues begin to arrive mid-winter.
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This week Proctors announced its 2026-2027 Key Bank Broadway Series and the Capital Repertory Theatre season.
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The production of “Archduke” playing at Capital Repertory Theatre in Albany through March 29 is a phenomenal production of material that, though a bit dense, is incredibly stimulating.
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The 98th Oscars is finally this Sunday March 15th, with returning host Conan O'Brien. Hope it's a fun show, with a bunch of surprises. Here are my predictions in seven major categories.
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Two music legends. Two new documentaries out right now. The first is Man on the Run, available on Prime Video.
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Artists Okwui Okpokwasili and Peter Born, collaborators for nearly three decades under their company name Sweat Variant, recently presented a new three-hour work, my tongue is a blade.
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Starting Wednesday, Troy Foundry Theatre creates the perfect match between site and material.
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There is no question we are living in historical times. As such, I am often asked why isn’t theater producing more work about the current state of the nation?