Parents recover from an emotional loss in the drama Rabbit Hole
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Wednesday, April 18,2012
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Wild About Cherry
Coming-of-age boinks are revealed in Rarely Done’s My First Time
When you were in college you remember that friends passed around
copies of a hot new novel, and by the time the copy got to you all the
exciting parts had dog-eared pages
Wednesday, April 18,2012
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Traveling Titters
Le Moyne College’s student actors go Around the World in 80 Days in search of laughs
In only his second year at Le Moyne College, professor-director Matt
Chiorini has established a record of working his student actors to the
limit
Wednesday, April 11,2012
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True Colors
Fraternal frictions within a black family create drama and humor in Broke-ology
Poverty, taken on the whole, might well be a better generator of art
than has been affluence.
Wednesday, April 4,2012
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Off the Gridiron
Emotional touchdowns are scored in Not Another Theater Company’s sports saga Lombardi
After Look magazine reporter Michael McCormick (Jordan Glaski)
has tracked legendary football coach Vince Lombardi (Roy van Norstrand)
down the icy Wisconsin streets of Green Bay, he contemplates what title
he might give his article when completed.
Wednesday, April 4,2012
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Undercovers Angels
SU Drama students shine in the song-filled sisterhood salute Quilters
French film director Jean-Luc Godard famously said, “I believe in a
beginning, middle and an end, but not necessarily in that order.”
Wednesday, April 4,2012
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Ring-A-Ding-Ding
The Redhouse’s revival of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night carries some Rat Pack swing
The Redhouse might have opened its doors off Armory Square eight years
ago, but it’s taken a lot of zig-zagging to decide on an artistic
identity.
Wednesday, March 14,2012
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Heavy Wait
Teens and parents connect at a hospital in Appleseed’s drama The Moonlight Room
Appleseed Productions, never a company to rest on its laurels, has
made sure everything about its current show, at the Atonement Lutheran
Church, 116 W. Glen Ave., is all new. The play itself, a
Wednesday, March 14,2012
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Painting Between the Lines
The meanings of life and art intertwine in Red, Syracuse Stage’s take on abstract muralist Mark Rothko
If you made a list of the 10 most significant painters of the last 65
years, the name of Russian-born American abstract expressionist Mark
Rothko (1903-1970) would probably not be on it, but he mi
Wednesday, March 7,2012
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Kramer Vs. Kramer
Local playwright Jeff Kramer aims for a second palpable hit with his sophomore comedy Reaching for Marsby
