Dael Orlandersmith, Obie-winning playwright and Pulitzer Prize finalist in drama, has rescheduled her appearance at the University at Albany to May 1. She was originally scheduled to appear March 20. Orlandersmith will speak about her life in the theater and her new play, “Until the Flood,” about events and racial tensions in Ferguson, Mo. Her work frequently explores the struggles of African-Americans in urban settings, and life in the rough East Harlem neighborhood and housing projects of her childhood.
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Big acts: Trey Anastasio headed to Troy
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20 things to do this weekend
Something Rotten! ” Set in 1595, this hilarious smash tells the story of Nick and Nigel Bottom, two brothers who are desperate to write a hit play. When a local soothsayer foretells that the future of theatre involves singing, dancing and acting at the same time, Nick and Nigel set out to write the world’s very first musical.”
Critic’s favorite dishes from 2016
Humming with thyme, ginger, garlic and Trinidadian chadon beni, it’s a rich, multicultural delight perfect mopped up with torn ‘buss-up-shot’ roti bread and washed down with clove-scented sorrel: 123 Madison Ave., Albany 776-4418 trinbagocaribbeanrestaurant.com . less 1. Oxtail Stew and Roti at Trinbago : Beautiful oxtail bones in brown sugar gravy.
Cheesecake Machismo raises prices for first time ever
This is impressive: Cheesecake Machismo in Albany, which had kept prices the same since its opening nearly 12 years ago, is finally raising them. After Jan. 1, a slice of cheesecake, previously $5, including beverage, is now $6, beverage still included; Frankencakes will be up by $5, to $30, for a six-slice half cake, or $50 for a full, 12-slice cheesecake.
a KKK member plotted to kill Muslims a ” with a homemade death ray
Glendon Scott Crawford leaves the court after his bail was revoked June 20, 2013, in Albany, N.Y. He was sentenced Monday to 30 years in federal prison. But, it seems, he’s also foolish enough to enlist the help of strangers – who turned out to be undercover law enforcement officers.