Syracuse Shakespeare Festival’s British farce “Noises Off” is now showing at the Empire Theater.
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Syracuse native Marissa Mulder leads new generation of Cabaret performers.
Syracuse native Wendy Dann’s “Birds of East Africa” comes to Ithaca’s Kitchen Theatre Company.
The Everson Museum revamps the gallery that showcases its world-renowned ceramics collection.
“The Daily Horrors” gallery hopes to persuade the mind at Apostrophe’S.
Edgewood’s “The Spirit of Color” exhibit displays ceramics, jewelry, paintings and more.
The Barroom Philosophers are excelling at producing original tunes.
Pulitzer- and Tony-winning one-act drama “Disgraced” comes to Syracuse Stage.
The Oscars may have dodged the #OscarsSoWhite controversy this year, but does anyone even care outside of film enthusiasts?
“The Music Man” is a big show on a little stage that bursts with joy
An evening of William Finn compositions wears well at the Redhouse Arts Center.
Tom Rush is still performing and writing songs at age 75.
Despite the apparent dream-like qualities of HBO’s latest drama, it’s reminiscent of American politics right now.
One Man, Two Guvnors showcases the hilarious highs that low comedy can achieve.
From humble beginnings to national success for Greensky Bluegrass.