On Sunday, June 2 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Paragon Drive will be turned into a “Giant Street Festival,” and you can’t beat the price of admission. Free! The Third Annual Montvale Street Fair will feature over 100 quality exhibitors, a special arts & crafts section, a kid’s area, community section, two food courts […]
BY GEORGE J. DACRE This is a play about a family that gets through happenstances. They find themselves–a young couple expecting a baby and the mother’s father–squeezed in to live together in a small apartment in Stamford, Connecticut when the mother-in-law becomes an unexpected guest after home burns down. Abe Dreyfus, the father (played wonderfully […]
“Hangover III” more like a cough syrup come-down By Vincent Abbatecola Director Todd Phillips handles a lot of boys-just-want-to-have-fun comedies, such “Due Date,” “Old School” and “Road Trip.” When “The Hangover” was released in 2009, it was the ultimate edition to this specialty trend. In a story about three friends trying to locate a fourth […]
BY GEORGE J. DACRE – Relive the legend of Ricky Nelson with his twin sons Mathew and Gunnar Nelson at Westchester Broadway Theatre, Monday, June 3. Ricky Nelson Remembered showcases Nelson’s life with never before seen interviews with artists he influenced including Paul McCartney and Chris Isaak. Tickets at 914-592-2222 or broadwaytheatre.com. – “Laughter on […]
BY ERIN MAHER “Is it a man in a costume? Is it a bear? Or is it all in his head?” is the tagline that leaves the audience curious for answers for the new film, “Frostbite,” written, filmed, and directed by Rockland resident Bridget Machete. Machete, 22 of Pearl River graduated NYU’s film school in […]
BY HARRY WAITZMAN I discover groves of sunlight in my white clapboard hamlet. The pale Victorian homes look as if they were peeled from picture postcards and pasted on tidy lawns. Garage doors open and Irish cops and fireman fly to the Bronx to put down flames and mayhem. I’m conned by rust railroad tracks […]