Syracuse Stage postpones performances, annual Cold Read Festival
Productions of “Once” and “Yoga Play” have been pushed back, as well as the annual Cold Read Festival. Read more »
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Syracuse Stage to remain open despite coronavirus concerns
Syracuse Stage will use specialized equipment to deep-clean its facilities due to the spread of the coronavirus. Performances are set to continue as scheduled. Read more »
Syracuse Stage reveals 2020-21 productions
“Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein” and Roald Dahl’s "Matilda The Musical” will be among the many productions in the new season. Read more »
24th Annual Chili Fest raises money to restore Thornden Park
The Thornden Park Association hosted its 24th annual Chili Bowl Fest to raise money for park restoration. Read more »
‘The Wolves’ at Syracuse Stage portrays realistic struggles of teenage girls
“The Wolves” at Syracuse Stage will be held in the Storch Theatre from Jan. 22 to Feb. 16. Following a girls’ soccer team, the play uncovers the issues teenage girls deal with today. Read more »
Gallery: SU Drama, Syracuse Stage captures magic in 'Disney's Beauty and the Beast'
Here are some scenes from Syracuse Stages and Syracuse University's department of drama's co-production of "Disney's Beauty and the Beast." Read more »
Syracuse Stage brings 'Disney's Beauty and the Beast' to life
Syracuse Stage is currently showing “Beauty and the Beast” with a cast of SU students and professional actors. The show incorporates flying effects, acrobatics and a 12-piece orchestra to tell a tale as old as time. Read more »
Redhouse Art Center's show 'God of Carnage' examines relationships, parenting
“God of Carnage” to play at the Redhouse Arts Center through Nov. 17. Read more »
SU Drama Department's show 'The Crucible' premieres this Saturday
“The Crucible” based on the Salem witch trials will be performed at Syracuse Stage. The show will run from Nov. 8-17. Read more »
SU Humanities Center hosts panel on issues shown in ‘12 Angry Men’
The panel discussed biases in the American judicial system Read more »
Syracuse Stage presents 'Twelve Angry Men,' a 1957 courtroom drama
Thirteen actors, a stifling hot room, a knife and many discussions regarding race. These components bring to life a 1954 courtroom drama that is eerily… Read more »
Rent will kick off new season at Redhouse Arts Center
Rent hits the stage in Redhouse Arts Center’s rendition of this classic musical. Read more »
Electronic bike share program to begin operating at SU
The city collaborated on the program with Gotcha, a mobility service company that offers alternate forms of transportation in place of cars. Read more »
SU to recognize Kevin Richardson of Central Park Five
Richardson will visit Syracuse University 30 years after his wrongful arrest. He once dreamed of attending SU and playing the trumpet in its band. Read more »
'Seinfeld' star to direct next musical at Syracuse Stage
Jason Alexander, best known for his role as George Costanza, is reimagining the hit musical at Syracuse Stage this spring. Read more »
SU Drama announces 2019-20 season
SU Drama announced its show lineup for the 2019-20 season. Read more »
‘The Humans’ to premiere at Syracuse Stage this week
Syracuse Stage’s “The Humans,” co-produced with Geva Theatre Center, will open on Wednesday. Read more »
Adaptation of ‘Pride and Prejudice’ to open at Syracuse Stage
Playwright Kate Hamill’s adaptation of Jane Austen’s beloved novel, “Pride and Prejudice,” will open at Syracuse Stage on Wednesday. Read more »
Cold Read Festival connects playwrights, audiences with new work
UPDATED: Feb. 7, 2019 at 12:45 p.m. The 2019 Cold Read Festival aims to give playwrights and actors an opportunity to workshop their latest pieces in… Read more »
Syracuse Stage finalizes 2019-20 season lineup
Syracuse Stage has announced its 2019-20 season lineup, featuring classics such as “12 Angry Men” and “Disney’s Beauty and the Beast” along with contemporary pieces “The Wolves” and “Yoga Play.” Read more »
Extra Pulp: Screen Time columnists talk the Oscars
Screen Time columnists Jenny Bourque and Patrick Gunn react to this year's Academy Awards in the first episode of "Extra Pulp," Pulp's new podcast. Read more »
SU Drama addresses Herero genocide in ‘We Are Proud to Present’
Syracuse University’s Department of Drama’s performance of “We Are Proud To Present a Presentation About the Herero of Namibia, Formerly Known as Southwest Africa, From the German Südwestafrika, Between the Years 1884–1915” opens Saturday. Read more »
‘Native Gardens’ brings love, satire to Syracuse Stage
Syracuse Stage’s production of “Native Gardens,” a satirical look at human relationships and class privilege in the United States, runs from Feb. 13 through March 3. Read more »
In Auburn, Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad come to life
The Harriet Tubman Home near Syracuse University offers a strong account of Tubman’s legacy and the Underground Railroad. Read more »
