CENTRAL NEW YORK THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 97

Syracuse Stage announced today that the Tony Award winning musical a?oeOncea?? and the Cold Read Festival of New Plays, originally scheduled for this spring, will move to dates in September.

While Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra concerts are cancelled for the foreseeable future, the musicians are finding ways to continue playing, and they are sharing their music virtually!

Blackfriars Theatre has been bringing stories to life for 70 years, and while they have weathered their share of storms, they have always emerged on the other side with a renewed spirit of community and commitment to local artistry.

The Fisher Center has launched its new digital platform, Upstreaming!

Hangar Theatre welcomes students from around the country who are experiencing at home learning.

Given the current reality of social distancing and isolation that we're all grappling with, there has perhaps never been a greater need for art that is collaborative and deeply reflective.

According to AuburnPub, local theater artists are working on a new radio show, through the group Quarantine Radio Hour 19.

There is no facet of life that hasn't been impacted in some way by the COVID-19 outbreak.

Cortland Repertory Theatre Downtown at 24 Port Watson Street has postponed the remainder of their spring season and has rescheduled most events for the Fall of 2020.

Syracuse Stage officially announced that its Roaring '20s themed gala, originally scheduled for Friday, April 24, at the Marriott Syracuse Downtown, has been reimagined as a virtual gala set for Friday, June 12.

The Cherry Artists' Collective announces the commission of a new work of live streaming theater exploring life under pandemic quarantine, co-written by seven brilliant collaborating writers from around the world.

Geva audiences now have unprecedented access to see Once and Cry It Out on video from the comfort of their living rooms.

Redhouse Arts Center has announced details of it's 2020/21 New Works Festival.

Nothing is more important to Redhouse than the health and safety of our community.

Clocktower Players have announced cancellations and reschedulings of its upcoming shows.

 In light of its recently cancelled run of Catch As Catch Can, along with the annual Lip Sink Fundraiser and of the growing threat the novel coronavirus poses to public health and safety, Kitchen Theatre Company (KTC) is putting plans in place to ensure the future stability of the theatre while

Baby Shark Live! initially postponed their tour due to COVID-19 and have now announced rescheduled dates for Fall 2020.

Matt Rodin, who starred in the Adirondack Theatre Festival production of Beau,  revisits the score in the third  episode of Douglas Lyons and Ethan Pakchar's 'Beau Quarantined Concerts'.

Matt Rodin, who starred in the Adirondack Theatre Festival production of Beau,  revisits the score in the third  episode of Douglas Lyons and Ethan Pakchar's 'Beau Quarantined Concerts'.

The Coronavirus is challenging us all globally and creatives are rising to the occasion with Live Streaming becoming the go to way to keep commitments in place for performances, both for the artists and the population.

Hangar Theatre Company will suspend programming through the Covid-19 outbreak:

In response to the emerging situation related to COVID-19, and out of an abundance of concern for the wellbeing of students, staff and patrons, the Syracuse University Department of Drama has decided to cancel all public performances of 'A Grand Night for Singing' and 'On the Lake.

Please be advised that the Tantleff Box Office will be available only for limited phone hours and closed for in-person visits.

Jewish Repertory Theatre has released the following statement regarding upcoming performances:

Due to the state of emergency declared in Cortland County and the coronavirus concerns, the following events at CRT Downtown have been postponed or cancelled.