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Hudson Valley Fall Theater Guide 2026: 10 Picks (opens the original)
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A father meets three versions of his son in “A Number” at Ancram Center for the Arts; a long-married couple upends their children’s assumptions in “Grand Horizons” at the Ghent Playhouse. Fall theater also heads underground for “Ghost Stories of the Hudson Valley” at Widow Jane Mine and spills across Newburgh for the Fringe Festival. In Garrison, “The Glorious Death of Comrade What’s-His-Name” turns Stalin-era desperation into musical farce. Later, “Darlin’” traces the secrets passed between mot
Dance Round-up (opens the original)
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This fall’s dance calendar moves from intimate improvisation to grand spectacle. At the Stissing Center, Rachna Nivas builds “Unedited” in real time with tabla and sitar players, while Ballet Hispánico’s BH2 brings Latino stories and music to the Ridgefield Playhouse. Trisha Brown Dance Company revives “Present Tense” at Catskill Art Space after nearly two decades offstage. The Hudson Valley Dance Festival gathers contemporary performers at Catskill Point, and Jacob’s Pillow pairs emerging chore
Everclear, Smithereens Top the Bill at Sleepy Hollow Music Festival (opens the original)
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The 1990s and 1980s hitmakers will be among the performers at the family-friendly event. It’s almost October, and Halloween is nigh. That means it’s about to be prime time in Sleepy Hollow, the site of Washington Irving’s spooky 1820 tale of Ichabod Crane and the Headless Horseman. To celebrate the season, the Sleepy Hollow Music Festival will light up the village on October 3 with performances by Everclear, the Smithereens with Marshall Crenshaw, and others. Led by singer and songwriter Art Ale
The Beths Bring the Rock to Basilica Hudson (opens the original)
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The popular New Zealand indie band will play the venue on September 24. Basilica Hudson’s autumn season will arrive in fine style when cherished indie rockers the Beths take the stage on September 24. As a band, the Beths began in their native Auckland, New Zealand, in 2014, when two high school friends, lead singer, songwriter, and guitarist Elizabeth Stokes and guitarist Jonathan Pearce, met bassist Benjamin Sinclair and drummer Ivan Luketina-Johnston (later replaced by Tristan Deck) at colleg
David Liebe Hart in Kingston (opens the original)
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The outsider comedian and puppeteer will bring his oddball songs and show to Unicorn Bar on September 17. In a rare area small-club event, outsider artist, puppeteer, musician, and actor David Liebe Hart, most known for his roles on the Adult Swim network’s “Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!,” will bring his brand of offbeat comedy to Unicorn Bar on September 17. A Chicago native, the inscrutable Hart developed his interest in puppeteering while attending church Sunday school as a child and
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