Sarah Laduke is a journalist based in Albany, New York. She writes for WAMC, Northeast Public Radio, covering local events, performances, and cultural happenings in the Albany area. Her articles provide insights into the vibrant arts and entertainment scene, highlighting the diverse range of talent and events in the region.
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Sarah Laduke's coverage mainly focuses on local events and entertainment news in New York, particularly Albany. She highlights upcoming performances, festivals, fundraisers, and art exhibitions. If you are involved in the arts or entertainment industry within her geographic focus, consider reaching out to Sarah with exclusive previews of new works, behind-the-scenes insights into productions or interviews with artists and performers.
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By: Sarah Laduke
“Back to the Future: The Musical” adaptation of the beloved 1985 film is currently running at Broadway’s Winter Garden Theatre, at The Adelphi Theatre on the West End in London, and the North American Tour will have its first performances at Proctors in Schenectady, New York June 6-8.
Writer, performer, and musician Robert Burke Warren joins us to preview an upcoming event at The Linda - WAMC’s Performing Arts Studio.
Alison Larkin is a Berkshire-based internationally acclaimed comedienne, award-winning audiobook narrator, voice artist, actress, producer, screenwriter and the bestselling author of the novel, “The English American.”
Ani DiFranco's new album is called "Unprecedented Sh!t," and was released on her label Righteous Babe Records.
The Adams Theater in Adams, Massachusetts features an eclectic and diverse program of music, dance, theatre, comedy, and multimedia arts from local luminaries to international talents. The organization is presenting a full menu of entertainment this summer and into the fall. Artistic Director and President of Adams Theatre Yina Moore joins us.
This week's Book Picks come from Cheryl McKeon from The Book House in Albany, New York and Giovanni Boivin from The Bookloft in Great Barrington, Massachusetts join us with this week’s Book Picks.
By: Sarah Laduke
This week, the Ancram Center and New York City based theatre company The Civilians have brought a vocalist, songwriter, composer, and educator Martha Redbone and London-born pianist, composer, and producer Aaron Whitby to Ancram to advance the vision of their new piece - the working title of which is “Conversations.” The piece is based on and inspired by intimate conversations with elders who have been in Redbone’s life for decades.
Zana Briski. Bearogram #10, New York, 2020. Unique gold-toned photogram on gelatin silver paper, 45 3/4 × 57 1/4 in. (1 16.2 × 145.4 cm). Ruth and Elmer Wellin Museum of Art at Hamilton College, Clinton, NY. Purchase, William G. Roehrick '34 Art Acquisition and Preservation Fund. Image courtesy of the Ruth and Elmer Wellin Museum of Art at Hamilton College, Clinton, NY. Photo by John Bentham.
The Roeliff-Jansen Community Library in Hillsdale, New York - and serving Hillsdale and its surrounding communities of Ancram and Copake - is currently home to 15 stunning collage portraits of suffragists created by artist Lynne Perrella.
By: Joan Marcus, Helena Wilson
The Hills of California,” a new play by Jez Butterworth and directed by Sam Mendes, is running on Broadway at The Broadhurst Theatre through December 22.
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