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Big Eddy Film Festival Director Tina Spangler, who works at the DVAA.
Here comes the Big Eddy Film Festival
“Let’s say that I’ve never been to the Big Eddy [now in its eighth year], and that I have no idea what actually happens at a film festival. Can you help me break it all down?” more
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Co-worker Veronica Daub performed to a packed house at the Dancing Cat Saloon last weekend, where the singer/songwriter brought the house down repeatedly. I’m gonna miss that girl.
It's beginning to look a lot like autumn
Although we still have 12 days to go before it’s officially autumn, the signs are all there, and try as I might, they’re impossible to deny. It began innocently enough, with my first … more
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Mega-stars Pentatonix did not disappoint, performing their beautiful a capella renditions of “Hallelujah,” “Jolene,” and even fulfilled my expectations by performing Simon and Garfunkel’s “Sounds of Silence.”
Expect the unexpected
While the above title is the catchphrase for the CBS summer reality show “Big Brother,” and I’ve yet to miss (don’t judge!) any of the show’s 21 seasons, have no … more
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Working with a cast of 12 and more than 40 crew members on location in Sullivan County. Writer/director Emrhys Cooper describes his new film, “The Shuroo Process,” as a visual “love letter” to the Catskills.
Movie making is alive and well in Sullivan County
I received an email a few weeks ago from filmmaker Emrhys Cooper (“Trophy Boy”), informing me that he was working on another movie and planned to be shooting much of it in Sullivan … more
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This week, Jonathan Charles Fox did virtually nothing.
Much ado about nothing
“And I’ll finally have time to paint the bathroom!” I exclaimed, having gone off the rails on that project months ago. “And I’ll make a campfire everyday,” I prattled on, “and I’ll spray-paint that picture frame, and finish grouting the backsplash, and then…“ more
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Snapshots from Woodstock 50
'Woodstock weekend' in photos more
The commemorative Woodstock 50th anniversary stamp.
When it rains...
“Wouldn’t be a Woodstock reunion without a little mud, man.” more
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Four year-old Charlie was the "first ever" to get a Woodstock anniversary stamp cancelled right on his hand!
Lines at Bethel Post Office
BETHEL, NY — On August 16, from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm the Bethel post office on Route 17-B (next to Woodstock Oasis) holds aone-day-only special commemorative cancellation on stamps marking it … more
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Life-long pal Kelli fit right in with the Woodstock crowd wherever we went, including this stop at the fun-filled Bagel Festival in Monticello, NY—aka the “Bagel Capital of the World.”
No time like the present
Yet lately, it’s been all about the past. more
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Drag queens galore, wildly imaginative costumes and more than 30 instantly recognizable songs collide through this weekend in the Forestburgh Playhouse production “Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.”
A day at the (drag) races
For something completely different, the past few days have been chockablock with a wide range of activities, including art shows, awards ceremonies, 5K runs, touch-a-trucks, beer barrel races and even a drag queen or two. more
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Bobby Skotch as Romeo and Raina Bowers as Juliet in Shakespeare on the Farm.
Peace, Love and Shakespeare
Last weekend’s highlights included the Town of Bethel Peace Parade, schvitzing my way through another fantastic Riverfest in Narrowsburg, NY and a sneak-peek at the Farm Arts Collective and their fantastical upcoming production, “Shakespeare on the Farm.” more
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Set against the backdrop of the war in Vietnam, HAIR, now playing at the Forestburgh Playhouse, is being hailed by The River Reporter as “profound, powerful and a triumph of spirit.”
HAIR is a triumph of spirit at the Forestburgh Playhouse
This incarnation of HAIR beautifully serves as a love letter to the original production and is practically flawless. more
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Long after the sun has set, these silhouettes continue to evoke emotion and tell a story. IMHO.
Silhouettes on the shade
What fascinates the photographer in me is the story that can be told without revealing too much, or without even knowing what’s happening. more
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Set against the backdrop of the war in Vietnam, HAIR, now playing at the Forestburgh Playhouse, is being hailed by The River Reporter as “profound, powerful and a triumph of spirit.”
HAIR is a triumph of spirit at the Forestburgh Playhouse
The Forestburgh Playhouse's incarnation of HAIR beautifully serves as a love letter to the original production and is practically flawless. more
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The cast of “Up and Coming”: A Modern Comedy with Rustic Humor” hilariously spoofed life in the country with comedy and music in sketches like “Tale of the Big Eddy,” “Tap my Maple Tree,” and “Stairway to Heaven Assisted Living Commune.” 
Dust in the wind
I’m not naïve—I understand the “circle of life” and that all living things eventually die. It’s the fragility that troubles me; the mere notion that life as we know it can come to an abrupt halt, suddenly and without warning, niggles at me and keeps me awake at night. more
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The exuberant cast of “Me and My Girl” sing and dance their way into the hearts of audiences nightly at the “Miracle in the Forest,” aka The Forestburgh Playhouse.
In the good old summer stock time
For many, it’s Christmastime (yes, it’s one word) with “kids jingle belling” and “much mistletoeing” (uh huh) that springs to mind as the most wonderful time of the year, but, for me, it’s summertime and the good old-fashioned barn theatres that beckon during the warmer months. more
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Farm Arts Collective stilt walkers waved bubble wands as crooner Janet Burgan entertained shoppers celebrating the grand opening of the new farmers’ market in Narrowsburg, NY last weekend. The market is open on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The sun'll come out tomorrow
Yes, I looked it up—apparently “sun’ll” is a word. Actually, it’s a contraction of the words “sun” and “will.” As far as I can tell, it has only … more
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The hills are alive
That said, it’s the “sound of music” to which I refer, and there’s plenty of that to go around these days. more
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TRR photos by Jonathan Charles Fox As if the comedic antics of gifted character actors Buddy Haardt, left, and Matthew Curiano weren’t enough, Tim Bolebiewski’s inspired mansion set design was worth the price of admission as “The Mystery of Irma Vep” played out on stage at the Forestburgh Playhouse last weekend.
Like sands through the hourglass…
Well, apparently, it’s the middle of June. Once again, I’ve hit the ground running and the days are flying by. Each summer, I vow to stop and smell the roses, but I’m already having … more
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TRR photos by Jonathan Charles Fox Trout Parade founders and grand marshals Gerard Ilaria, foreground, and Steve Wilkinson described their festive attire as “The Village people meet Captain & Tennille” with fish.
Take a picture: it’ll last longer!
That’s right—I’ve been to another parade. And yes, I took hundreds of photos. For years, my friends in other parts of the country have marveled over the sheer number of festivals … more
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