Arts
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8.1KAge Is Just A Number In Netflix’s ‘Grace and Frankie’
"Grace and Frankie" supplies the laughs, while also tackling matters of aging, coming out.
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2.8KStill-Controversial Drama Enters The Discomfort Zone
The strength of Syracuse Stage's "How I Learned to Drive" is two stupendous roles.
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3.6KUrban Video Project Features Al Fresco Everson Screenings
Work of Deborah Stratman wraps up Urban Video Project season at Everson.
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3.9KCeltic Pride With Tempest’s Prog-Rock Sound
Fifteen albums deep, and prog-rock band Tempest shows no signs of slowing.
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3.2KShock Around The Clock At Horror Fest
The 12th annual Salt City Horror Fest promises a scary good time.
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3.0KAudiences Dismiss Controversy Over ‘Beauty and the Beast’
"Beauty and the Beast" shined a light on the LGBT community.
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4.3KFab Four Flashback
BeatleCuse organizer Paul Davie celebrates 50 years of "Sgt. Pepper" with a little help from his friends.
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2.6KDaubers’ Delight For CRT Downtown’s Bingo
Gender-blind casting sees two men take leads in "The Queen of Bingo."
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3.6KShavian Cream For Lush SU Drama Mounting
SU's Drama Department takes on challenging, yet rewarding production of George Bernard Shaw’s “Major Barbara.”
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3.1KLotus Blossoms At F-Shed Gig
Instrumental band Lotus finds its voice on "Eat the Light."
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3.2KNelson Odeon Gets Ready to Wrembel
Guitarist Stephane Wrembel speaks on his love of touring and his new album's theme.
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3.2KGlub Story: Creating Trench’s New Music Video
Trench's combination of dark melodies and visuals make for powerful music video.
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2.6KSilver Linings Playbook For Syracuse Stage Season
"The Wizard of Oz" and "Raisin in the Sun" headline Syracuse Stage's 2017-18 lineup.
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3.6KEverson Pays Tribute To A Neglected Creative Force
Late Syracuse artist Bradley Walker Tomlin's abstract work on display at Everson.
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3.2KDocumentary Probes Still-Controversial Civil War-Era Song
Central New York-based Intersection Films tackles the US's flawed past in "Dixie."
