Members of Syracuse band CAMM are activists in the community
The four women of CAMM, which performs music from a variety of genres, are each activists in the Syracuse community. Read more »
The four women of CAMM, which performs music from a variety of genres, are each activists in the Syracuse community. Read more »
The event, hosted in partnership with “Stars in the House,” featured performances from Tony Award-winning actress Sutton Foster and other theater artists. Read more »
There will be five performances of “On the Lake” in the Storch Theatre on the weekend of Oct. 9 for an audience maximum of 26 people per show. Read more »
Artists such as All Time Low, Cold War Kids and Judah and the Lion will perform at the festival. Read more »
Students in the program take hybrid classes and incorporate social distancing guidelines as part of the storytelling in their performances. Read more »
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During COVID-19, central New York musicians miss live performances and are unsure when their next gigs will be. Read more »
Actors and production staff at local theater companies are unsure of when they can take the stage due to COVID-19. Read more »
Under phase four of NY state reopening, venues such as The Westcott Theater can welcome patrons back for concerts at reduced capacity. Read more »
Cast members of the virtual production “Waiting for the Host” both rehearsed and performed via Zoom. Redhouse also offers virtual workshops and interviews with directors and choreographers. Read more »
The late actor, comedian Jerry Stiller got his start at Syracuse University in the 1940s, when the drama department was in its infancy, through the guidance of professor Sawyer Falk. Read more »
Students in the class are performing stand-up comedy sets, which they have been developing for the past three months, from their homes over Zoom livestreams. Read more »
Productions of “Once” and “Yoga Play” have been pushed back, as well as the annual Cold Read Festival. Read more »
Senior musical theater majors came home from New York City two weeks ago, uncertain of when they’ll get to perform again. Read more »
The comedy about a merchant who hires a matchmaker in hopes of finding love was the inspiration behind the Broadway musical, “Hello Dolly.” Read more »
Four SU students created a music venue called The Bedford, which has hosted live performances from local artists such as Joe Morgan and Grizzee. Read more »
The ballet’s performance of “Cinderella” will feature hand-painted sets and male counterparts to each of the female fairies. Read more »
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 »
“Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein” and Roald Dahl’s "Matilda The Musical” will be among the many productions in the new season. Read more »
New York City stand-up comic Vladimir Caamaño spoke with The Daily Orange about his upcoming March 5 show in Grant Auditorium and his inspirations. Read more »
Wallows, an indie alternative rock band of three childhood friends, performed at The Westcott Theater last night as part of its Nothing Happens tour. Read more »
SU’s Pride Union hosted its 18th annual Drag Show Finals on Feb. 8, featuring performances from contestants, guest judges and hosts. Read more »
Dan McCort, who has had a 16-year career in comedy, said he has an unrehearsed style. He ad-libbed throughout much of the comedy special he performed on campus last week. Read more »
A musical based on Chazz Palminteri’s life growing up in the Bronx is coming to Syracuse this week. Read more »