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Choreographer Lar Lubovitch transports dancers and audiences to unexpected highs. His dances, seen a

Adirondack Theatre Festival is presenting an original performance piece titled “Filler Up!,” written

Gazette movie critic Dan DiNicola says you should do yourself and your children a favor by going to

Even the presence of actor Will Smith can’t save the film “Hancock” from a descent into stupidity.

The opening act of the Freihofer’s Jazz Festival is the same every year: The Mad Dash.

Shakespeare & Company’s production of William Shakespeare’s “All’s Well That Ends Well” is not only

Gazette movie critic Dan DiNicola says “Wanted” is so far the finest adventure of the 2008 summer.

Sergei Bodrov’s epiclike film “Mongol” promises to be the first part of a trilogy based on the life

Compagnie Heddy Maalem performed a riveting version of “Le Sacre du Printempts” at Jacob’s Pillow.

“WALL-E,” the newest Pixar offering from Disney, possesses many wonderful qualities. The best of all

ALBANY — Joan Osborne waited a little too long to break-out her one and only hit “One of Us.” It was

Schenectady-based jazz musician Marcus Benoit has put down the sax and now he’s focusing on the pian

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