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At The MoviesSeptember 13, 2017

Six Stories for the Season

By Noah Gittell According to the thermometer, fall has come sooner than normal this year. At the movies, that’s nothing new. The fall movie season […]

ArtsSeptember 13, 2017

Looking Forward to a Season of Great Performances

By Arthur Stampleman While theaters were dark at the Performing Arts Center, Purchase College this summer, behind the scenes, dozens were actively preparing for the […]

At The MoviesAugust 19, 2017

“Detroit,” A Real American Horror Film

“Detroit,” A Real American Horror Film By Noah Gittell They say that history is told by the winners. Perhaps this is why the story of […]

ArtsJune 24, 2017

Warhol Exhibit Pops at the Bruce

By Arthur Stampleman The star attraction at the Bruce Museum in Greenwich is “Spring into Summer with Andy Warhol and Friends”. Here until September 3rd, […]

At The MoviesJuly 17, 2017

Spider Man

AT THE MOVIES “Spider-Man”, Better than the Rest, But Not Quite Amazing By Noah Gittell The problem with superhero movies these days — besides the […]

ArtsApril 24, 2017

Music Without Borders

Music Without Borders Natalie Linton, a graduate of Rye High School and Skidmore College, recently co-founded a social music project in Madrid, Spain called La […]

At The MoviesJune 24, 2017

“Beatriz at Dinner” Serves Up a Political Allegory for Our Times

By Noah Gittell The dinner party movie has been a staple of cinema for half a century, starting perhaps with Luis Bunuel’s cutting critique of […]

ArtsJune 2, 2017

FILM FEST

Join the Greenwich International Film Festival for four days of feature films, international film premieres and screenings, a star-studded opening night party, educational panels and […]

ArtsJune 16, 2017

Required Summer Reading

With book cover and photo of By Robin Jovanovich Since 1994, Amy Sargent Swank, a much-in-demand interior designer by day, has been thinking about writing […]

At The MoviesJune 16, 2017

A Great Performance Can’t Redeem “Churchill”

A Great Performance Can’t Redeem “Churchill” By Noah Gittell In troubling times, we crave stories of brave leaders and courageous politicians. Perhaps that’s why there […]