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For 30 years, Pilobolus has been at the top of its game — churning out one dazzling creation after t

Rock ’n’ roll, and particularly heavy metal, is known for being over-the-top. Combine with classical

Holiday concerts are among the most predictable, but you can expect something special when the Bosto

Violinist Christian Tetzlaff’s Bach interpretations win him two standing ovations in a concert tonig

A sold-out crowd is on hand as the 4 Celtic Women present their traditional Christmas show at the Ha

The great thing about hip-hop, the factor that makes it so intriguing, is its unpredictability.

The Schenectady Symphony Orchestra under conductor Charles Schneider and the Ellen Sinopoli Dance Co

Early-era progressive rock favorites Yes came to The Times Union Center Sunday night with their requ

Christmas arrived early at Kaatsbaan International Dance Center this past weekend. That’s where Flam

Belly Dance Superstars is a cheesy name for a polished, flashy, almost-ready-for-Vegas spectacle.

The Friends of Chamber Music featured a few musicians at its Saturday night concert at Emma Willard’

The film “The Boy in the Striped Pajamas” is effective not because it informs us about anything new,

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