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Dan DiNicola reviews the absorbing documentary “Gonzo: The Life and Work of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson.”

With its current production, stageworks/Hudson is doing what it does best — presenting a gem of a pl

Stockholm 59 Degrees North is as cool as the climate from which they hail. Their hygienic attack, im

Some of the most popular films in Hollywood history were represented musically at the Saratoga Perfo

Reality TV’s biggest phenomenon brought its well known brand of verisimilitude to the Times Union Ce

The Philadelphia Orchestra under conductor Charles Dutoit opened its season Wednesday night at the S

KT Tunstall may have kept a full house waiting at the Empire State Plaza’s Food Festival Wednesday n

Lez Zeppelin guitarist best of the band. Mediocre group keeps crowd in Albany park entertained.

The next sentence may send you flying to catch Williamstown Theatre Festival’s production of Georges

Tanglewood had a blockbuster weekend plan: violinist Joshua Bell would perform on Friday and cellist

More than a dozen photographers eagerly lined the Music Haven stage on Sunday when Esperanza Spaldin

Harpsichordist Webb Wiggins was the final master at the keyboard that Baroque Festival 49 presented

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