Stage
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2.9KAffirming Life For Kitchen’s Innovative Comedy
The words “includes audience participation” can provoke the same wariness in a playgoer that “some assembly required” do in a gift-giving parent....
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3.3KTricky Dick Dodges A Media-Made Inquisition
A television show. A stage play. A movie. It’s not usual for a property to be all three of these things, but...
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4.5KThe Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. Although this play is intended to baffle as well as astonish and delight...
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4.1KThe annual SALT Awards ceremony stepped lively with songs, dances and laughter
James MacKillop and Bill DeLapp Credit director Sara Caliva and stage manager Cynthia Reid for tightening the pace of the 13th annual...
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3.8KFarragut North and Frame 312
Farragut North and Frame 312. Just in time for election week, Rarely Done Productions brings us two plays from director CJ Young...
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2.7KSurreal Scare Package At The Redhouse
M. Jones’ 70 Scenes of Halloween is set in a shabby suburban living room on Halloween night with a steady stream of...
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9.6KSALT Honors Waiting In The Wings
Local theater companies and personalities are nominated for 2017 SALT Awards.
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4.9KRecalling The Eras of AIDS And Witch Hunts
"The Crucible" and "As Is" recall political and human struggles.
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3.5KDancing Feet And Eloquent Aging
SU Drama Department actors exceed lofty expectations in "Crazy For You."
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7.3KFrom Texas Tears To British Farce
The evergreen qualities of "Always ... Patsy Cline" keep audiences coming back.
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3.1KOne For All And All For Fun
Syracuse Stage opener "The Three Musketeers" bursts with energy.
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2.1KTwo Shows Offer Heavenly Satire And Probing Themes
Jazz Central's "An Act of God" parodies divine figures in a tasteful manner.
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3.8KBig Little Shows Kick Off Fall Season
Cleverness and wit play key roles in Redhouse and CNY Playhouse productions.
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7.0KNew Shows Keep Summer Floorboards Hopping
Merry-Go-Round Playhouse's summer season ends with a ghostly romance.
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3.8KPlay Time
Diverse productions will dominate the upcoming theater season.
