In a world full of superheroes, where does the average police officer fit? And what happens when one of these cops stumbles...
Fifty years of marriage. Nineteen songs. Two characters (with frequent costume changes). And one set: a four-poster bed. The Tom Jones-Harvey Schmidt...
The notion of committee work typically receives mixed reviews. Decades ago, one wag remarked that a zebra is a horse designed by...
A lifetime of blindness has never kept Sukosh Fearon from becoming one of the most well-loved musicians in Central New York, or walking...
Since 1983, Rebirth Brass Band has blazed a trail for New Orleans music. Founded by brothers Philip and Keith Frazier, the group...
With the Christmas season in full swing, the History of Syracuse Rock’n’Roll music series adds to the good cheer with its annual...
The words “includes audience participation” can provoke the same wariness in a playgoer that “some assembly required” do in a gift-giving parent....
Jimmy Webb has been a force in music since 1965. He’s the only artist to have won Grammy Awards in music, lyrics...
You know winter is right around the corner when a new Warren Miller Enterprises ski spectacular visits the movie theaters. And just...
A television show. A stage play. A movie. It’s not usual for a property to be all three of these things, but...
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. Although this play is intended to baffle as well as astonish and delight...
James MacKillop and Bill DeLapp Credit director Sara Caliva and stage manager Cynthia Reid for tightening the pace of the 13th annual...
Farragut North and Frame 312. Just in time for election week, Rarely Done Productions brings us two plays from director CJ Young...
Following in the footsteps of songwriter-storytellers like Bob Dylan or Johnny Cash, Josh Ritter doesn’t just sing songs of clichés or wandering...
The Everson Museum of Art’s new exhibit TR Ericsson: I Was Born To Bring You Into This World challenges viewers on several...