All posts tagged "Arts"
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2.9KArtsAmateur divorcee detectives shine in comedic ‘Women in Jeopardy!’
Cortland Repertory Theatre continues its summer with the company’s annual female-centered comedy. Last year it was an obscurity, Katherine DiSalvino’s Nana’s Naughty Knickers. This year’s choice,...
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5.6KArtsRoller disco boogies abound in swirling ‘Xanadu’ at Ithaca theater
The time of roller disco, legwarmers, rainbows and unicorns may not have lasted long, but it continues to be celebrated in popular culture as if...
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5.5KArtsMovies and moviemakers merge at Everson film festival
Editor’s Note: The Aug. 31 event has been rescheduled to Sept. 7 due to weather. On Friday, Aug. 31, the Urban Video Project kicks...
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4.4KArtDoomsday on display at Tech Garden with ‘The End of the World’ art show
The new exhibit at the Tech Garden’s downtown gallery has a diverse roster of artists, considerable flexibility and a provocative title: The End of...
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3.0KArtsCNY Playhouse’s ‘It’s Only a Play’ portrays comical backstage cattiness
There’s plenty of comedy to chew on with It’s Only a Play from playwright Terrence McNally, who arguably ranks among our top...
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3.0KArtsIrving Berlin’s classic Jukebox takes the stage in Auburn with ‘Holiday Inn’
Music from the golden age of pre-rock composers is still played all the time, but many of the best numbers are buried...
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3.8KArtsIthaca musician chronicles history of East Hill Classic Jazz Band in latest book
When your repertoire boasts more than 1,000 tunes, you never know what you’re going to play next. “That’s kind of true,” says...
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4.3KArtsClassics reillustrated with new flourishes in Cortland and Ithaca
“Our Town” Cortland Repertory Theatre artistic director Kerby Thompson prerecorded his curtain speech for Thornton Wilder’s Our Town (running through Saturday, Aug....
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6.7KArtsCapitolfest 16 in Rome screens a weekend of buried Hollywood treasures
Debonair thespian Ronald Colman takes the center spotlight during this weekend’s 16th annual Capitolfest at Rome’s Capitol Theatre, 220 W. Dominick St....
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4.9KArtBlowing it up from the inside: How punk rock, cartoons influence artist Tommy Lincoln
During a segment on the July 23 edition of WSYR-Channel 9’s infotainment show Bridge Street, Syracuse New Times publisher Bill Brod chatted...
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3.7KArtsGlimmerglass Festival operas include a grim fairy tale and wartime horrors
It’s our classiest cultural commute: Cooperstown’s world-class Glimmerglass Festival is the only venue under a two-hour drive from most parts of Onondaga...
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5.5KArtSidewalk strutting at Street Painting 2018: And the winners are…
The early weather forecasts were wrong for Saturday, July 28, as sunshine pushed past rain clouds for the 28th annual Syracuse New...
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2.8KArtsLocal folkies convene for inaugural Plainville music festival
Steven Pfanenstiel has a firm hand in the folk community: He works with the Folkus Project, runs the monthly YMCA acoustic jam...
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9.0KArtsChristian rocker Rick Cua reconnects with his funk roots
Over the past several decades, Syracuse-born songwriter and electric bassist Rick Cua has emerged as a shining star of the Christian rock...
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2.8KArtsFrom Sizzling Schwarz To Austen’s Power
Pippin A massive hit in 1972 and the 34th longest-running Broadway musical of all time, Stephen Schwartz’s Tony Award-winning Pippin has been...
