Arts
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3.6KWendy Dann’s Flight Plan On Love And Death
Syracuse native Wendy Dann’s "Birds of East Africa" comes to Ithaca’s Kitchen Theatre Company.
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5.9K
The Clay’s The Thing
The Everson Museum revamps the gallery that showcases its world-renowned ceramics collection.
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4.5K
Blurred Headlines For Apostrophe’S Show
"The Daily Horrors" gallery hopes to persuade the mind at Apostrophe’S.
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4.1K
Edgewood Gets Colorful In New Show
Edgewood's "The Spirit of Color" exhibit displays ceramics, jewelry, paintings and more.
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5.6K
Barroom Philosophers Get Philosophical
The Barroom Philosophers are excelling at producing original tunes.
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3.3K
A Timely, Provocative Drama For The Trump Era
Pulitzer- and Tony-winning one-act drama "Disgraced" comes to Syracuse Stage.
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4.1KDespite More Diversity, Are The Oscars Still Out of Touch?
The Oscars may have dodged the #OscarsSoWhite controversy this year, but does anyone even care outside of film enthusiasts?
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4.3K
No Trouble In This River City
"The Music Man" is a big show on a little stage that bursts with joy
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3.5K
Redhouse Musical Revue Proves Finn Is In
An evening of William Finn compositions wears well at the Redhouse Arts Center.
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3.4K
Such A Rush After All These Years
Tom Rush is still performing and writing songs at age 75.
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6.3K
HBO’s ‘The Young Pope’ Feels All Too Familiar
Despite the apparent dream-like qualities of HBO's latest drama, it's reminiscent of American politics right now.
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4.3K
British Invasion Yields Broad Comedy
One Man, Two Guvnors showcases the hilarious highs that low comedy can achieve.
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4.0K
Green Pastures For Greensky Bluegrass
From humble beginnings to national success for Greensky Bluegrass.
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7.1K
Behind the scenes with musician Byron Cage after Grammy nomination
Native Syracuse drummer Byron Cage has sights set on Grammy.
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4.6K
Joe Louis Walker: Blues Soul Still Shines Bright
Joe Louis Walker talks storied career, status of the blues, what's next.
