Jim Lowe

Wladyslaw Żeleński is no Beethoven or Brahms, but the sounds that emanated from his C minor Piano Quartet Saturday were as gorgeous as by any composer.

It took Rutland’s Steve Costello coming full circle to discover his life’s passion.

The 12th annual Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival boasts what might be its brightest stars yet.

‘What is the best new American drama of the first decade of this century?” Jason Zinoman wrote in The New York Times. “(W)hile it was not nearly as

‘What is the best new American drama of the first decade of this century?” Jason Zinoman wrote in The New York Times. “(W)hile it was not nearly as celebrated when

Marlboro Music Festival closed its 75th season Sunday with Beethoven’s Choral Fantasy, Op. 80, with the Marlboro Festival Chorus and Orchestra with pianist Mitsuko Uchida, a longtime tradition.

Weston Theater Company concludes its 90th season with Eboni Booth’s Pulitzer Prize-winning “Primary Trust,” directed by Bobbin Ramsey, Aug. 28 through Sept. 6 at Walker Farm. Pictured in rehearsal are Michael Allyn Crawford, right, as Kenneth, and Raphael Peacock as Bert.

Jeff can't say anything right. A hapless security guard in the lobby of a Manhattan apartment building, everything he says blows up in his face, angering everyone involved.

Marlboro Music Festival closed its 75th season as one of the world’s foremost chamber music institutions Sunday — auspiciously and with joy.

Kenneth has built a carefully ordered life in a small town. For 15 years, his world has revolved around a bookstore job he loves, daily mai tais at Wally’s Tiki