Syracuse Drama's rendition of 'Agamemnon' opens to full house
The story is based on ancient Greek myths of the Trojan War and shows off senior drama student's talent. Read more »
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Syracuse Stage's rendition of 'The Underpants' is a racy story of sexual frustration
Syracuse Stage opened Steve Martin’s "The Underpants," a play filled with sexual innuendo, suggestive puns and physical comedy. Read more »
'Kiss Me, Kate' opens with noticeable cast chemistry
Syracuse University's Department of Drama opened "Kiss Me, Kate" this weekend. Read more »
Acting major works at Syracuse Stage and sees other side of show business
For Sophia Blayney, a sophomore acting major, working in a theater is natural. However, her current job does not include being on a stage at all. Read more »
Keeping in touch: The Connective Corridor will release touch-screen kiosks promoting art and culture centers in Syracuse
In the next few months, the Connective Corridor will unveil six new motion-controlled kiosks to promote the local art and culture scene. There are 11… Read more »
Centro changes bus routes, schedules to accommodate students
The number of riders on South Campus buses has increased by 10 percent this semester after Centro changed bus routes and schedules to better accommodate… Read more »
Spirited traditions: Jolly cast makes up for lack of fluidity in rendition of holiday classic
Traditions exist to be comforting, and winter performances of “A Christmas Carol” are no exception. Playing now through Dec. 29 at Syracuse Stage is a… Read more »
Family ties: Complex directing, storyline result in melodramatic performance
As its name suggests, “Scorched” is a searing, emotional drama that burns with devastating intensity. The play opened Oct. 23 at Syracuse Stage and runs… Read more »
Tragic play 'Scorched' explores family history, war
Nothing burns quite like a dark family history. Syracuse Stage’s production of “Scorched” explores the meaning of family and the long-lasting effects of war. The… Read more »
'Blithe Spirit' play utilizes strong cast, set designs in long-winded script
For those who like witty, biting dialogue, “Blithe Spirit” is certainly an enjoyable show. Syracuse Stage premiered “Blithe Spirit,” Noel Coward’s 1941 comedy last week.… Read more »
Play it forward: Syracuse Stage staff focuses on future improvements as 41st season commences
Everyone from Tiny Tim to the Wicked Witch of the West has walked across its stage at one point in the past four decades, but… Read more »
Comedic play 'Good People' to open at Syracuse Stage, benefit Boston Marathon tragedy
While the country has been affected by a tragic event, Syracuse Stage is taking the opportunity to do something good. Syracuse Stage is co-producing its… Read more »
SU drama gears up to present 'Violet' in late April
It’s 1964. A young, disfigured girl boards a bus bound for Tulsa, Okla., hoping to be healed by a televangelist. This is where “Violet” begins,… Read more »
'Two Trains Running' educates, entertains audience members with profound dialogue
With the first African-American president and a growing progressive culture, people today don’t always think to look back at the civil rights movement and the… Read more »
Syracuse Stage to put on show about African-American community in Pittsburgh with following panel discussion
It is Pittsburgh, 1969. The nation is rapidly changing and with it, the African-American community. This is the world of August Wilson’s “Two Trains Running,”… Read more »
Talented cast of student show brings controversial topics to life on stage in ''Tis Pity She's a Whore'
Incest, murder, betrayal and ill-fated plots full of suspense. Syracuse University Department of Drama’s modern interpretation of John Ford’s risque and controversial play “’Tis Pity… Read more »
Congolese play provokes empathy, understanding from audience
The cast members rise from their seats, smiles emerging on each one of their faces. Singing is what brings them together as they grasp for… Read more »
War and peace: Reality-inspired play offers opportunity for Congolese community to unite
Growing up in a country of war is like growing up an orphan. It’s the insatiable desire for the love of a parent, unquenchable due… Read more »
Cantor announces plan for elaborate pathway into city
Chancellor Nancy Cantor's vision to integrate Syracuse University and downtown Syracuse is about to get bigger - three miles bigger. Cantor revealed plans Monday to… Read more »
