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BWW Reviews: MOBY DICK Surges at Syracuse Stage
Syracuse Stage welcomes Julian Rad's adaptation of the novel as their 40th season opener. Rad's MOBY DICK opened off-off Broadway in 2003 and was nominated for Drama Desk Awards. This play with songs was heralded for its bare set and authentic sea chanteys....
BWW Reviews: JERSEY BOYS Still Flaunts the Grit and Glam of The Four Seasons
To recreate the fame and heartbreak of the badass group, there has to be a gritty finesse in order to showcase the unexpected voices and talent of four Jersey hoodlums. The story is the all too familiar tale of four boys under a streetlight; the tremendous success and the embittered fall-right back ...
BWW Reviews: THE 25TH ANNUAL SPELLING BEE e-n-t-e-r-t-a-i-n-s at Merry-Go-Round Playhouse
Watching six kids all vying for a spelling bee championship title will make the audience realize that they are indeed, not smarter than a fifth grader.
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BWW Reviews: CABARET Sizzles at Merry-Go-Round Playhouse
CABARET at Merry-Go-Round Playhouse offers a sexy, depressing look at love and despair. This sizzling production offers an experience unlike any other as the sultry casts invties you to the Cabaret....
BWW Reviews: Geva Theatre's SUPERIOR DONUTS Serves Sweet Sampling of Relationships
Tracy Letts's script is brought to life by a small, intimate cast sprinkled with local performers.
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BWW Reviews: BROKE-OLOGY Offers Rich Theatricality at Ithaca's Kitchen Theatre
Set in a gang-run, poor neighborhood in Kansas City, Kan. BROKE-OLOGY is about family, fatherhood, regret and the choices people make surrounding the three....
BWW Reviews: RED Paints a Portrait of Humanity at Syracuse Stage
Humanity's penchant for observing suffering is part of the reason breaking news segments, thriller novels, soap operas and horror movies thrive: these mediums contain stories filled with elements of dread. Life is painted with such events that both equalize and alienate people from one another. But ...
BWW Reviews: Drying Like A RAISIN IN THE SUN at Rochester's Geva Theatre
Lorraine Hansberry's A RAISIN IN THE SUN is one of those canonic, American plays that is a regional theater favorite and is almost undisputedly good. This means Hansberry's writing is rarely questioned, and the viability of the show being well-received by audiences also goes without skepticism. Howe...
BWW Reviews: CAROLINE, OR CHANGE is Part History Lesson, Part Life Lesson
Powerhouse cast -- led by Greta Oglesby -- begins performance run at Syracuse Stage...
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Amelie Theatre444 (6/05-6/13) |
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Sunday in The Park with George Hubbard Hall Center for the Arts and Education (6/19-6/28) |
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The Wiz Proctors Theatre (2/23-2/28) |
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The Last American Newspaper Capital Repertory Theatre (9/25-10/18) |
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Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York) The Longacre Theatre (11/01-11/01) |
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The Phantom of the Opera Proctors Theatre (6/23-7/04) |
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THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART PRESENTS Artist’s Choice: Arthur Jafa–Less Is Morbid The Museum of Modern Art (11/19-7/05) |
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Elvis My: Way Brandon Bennett sings Elvis Presley Geva Theatre (7/09-7/19) |
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Baron Vaughn: Cycle Breaker Geva Theatre (4/28-6/07) PHOTOS |
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