Posts Tagged ‘Syracuse Stage’
Ode to a Poetess
Sunday, August 29th, 2021Couturier’s Collection
Wednesday, June 7th, 2017
Here’s a look from the Van Dyke Apparel Collection of Missy Hope on the runway at the Dinosaur Bar-B-Que (Fundraiser for The Stage of Nations Festival).
Playing on the Patio
Wednesday, October 26th, 2016
Great Expectations was showing inside, but outside Syracuse Stage this musician was giving theater goers a melodious prelude.
Capture the Cuse (XX)
Friday, May 1st, 2015
Sidewalk Talk: Syracuse Stage
Seat of Excellence
Sunday, January 25th, 2015
Rep. John Katko (R) held a local swearing-in ceremony at Syracuse Stage yesterday. He decided to have a local ceremony because his parents were unable to make the trip to Washington earlier this month, viagra according to his spokesman. Judge Norman Mordue administered the oath. Rep. Katko’s choice of venue shows the increasing influence for the Corridor area, which unites the crossroads of I81, Downtown and the Ed/Med complex. His committee assignments are Homeland Security and Transportation Infrastructure.
Oblige Your Thirst
Friday, June 27th, 2014
Frackenstein: Taking comedy/drama to the streets (and to new heights)
First, we’d like to thank Anna Phillips for reminding us about the Fringe Festival here in town this weekend. We attended the 2013 festival and saw Anna act out her show ‘Spatial Profiling.’
Fringe seems to be great place catch some innovative art presentations.
Last night we experienced ‘Frackenstein, which was presented along the Connective Corridor, at the Syracuse Stage patio. The one act show envisions a totally fracked future mixing elements of Cirque du Soleil and Mad Max’s Road Warrior, with a small pinch of Laurel and Hardy slapstick.
Frackenstein features Mr. Sticks (played by Steve, who must have been a gymnast in a past life) and Splendito (played by the uber flexible Freddy). The duo provides just enough shock value to keep the audience, and those strolling along East Genesee Street, guessing.
We would have loved to see this type of event take place during SU Homecoming or an ACC Game Day Weekend when it would have just freaked out visitors (in a good way).
Frackenstein will play for the next two nights. If you are in the neighborhood stop by and check it out. You just may become part of the show.
Theater of the Here and Now: Splendito (played by Freddy) and Mr. Sticks (played by Steve) occupied an open air stage on Syracuse Stage’s patio for about an hour on Thursday as part of the 2014 Syracuse Fringe Festival.
Not all neighborhoods are created equal
Tuesday, May 20th, 2014
Syracuse Stage Patio/Plaza
Light Fantastic
Tuesday, February 4th, 2014
Syracuse Stage: Opening Night
We’ve heard great reviews and word-of-mouth praise for “The Whipping Man.” The play was directed by Timothy Bond and written by Matthew Lopez. Here’s an interview Bond did with Kenny Dees last week.
Following Friday night’s performance Lemon Elefant, everyone’s favorite go to band for the Connective Corridor, played a gig in the Syracuse Stage lobby.
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Friday, November 22nd, 2013
Social Media Breakfast Syracuse #10 Panel: Kimberley McCoy, Rachel Boucher, Matthew De Bellas and Sarah Massett (with moderator Patrick Finlon, left).
This kind of collaboration is encouraging.
We finally got to attend a Social Media Breakfast here in town. The group had its latest meeting at Syracuse Stage on Thursday, and the focus was how arts organizations engage online. Participants included representatives from The Red House, The Everson Museum, CNY Arts and Art Rage.
The discussion ranged from generating unique content and boosting awareness to using “gamification” (rewards) and data collection methods to gain new followers/supporters.
What was most impressive is that you didn’t have to be a savvy social media manager or represent an art venue to pick up pearls of wisdom from this conversation. Quick, power-packed, yet very filling, it was like breakfast for your head.
Engaged
Friday, October 18th, 2013“There’s a word meant for you…When you find it, live it, and share it…your life will become more exciting and purposeful than ever.”
–One Word that Will Change Your Life
Britton, Page & Gordon
A flash mob showed appreciation for outgoing Chancellor Nancy Cantor at Syracuse Stage on Friday.
The city gave a farewell flash mob for Nancy Cantor today at three locations: The Warehouse, City Hall, and Syracuse Stage.
If there was one word that can describe her tenure it was engage. Cantor engaged the alumni, students, sports fans, the government, the environmentalists, urbanites, artists, and several of our neighborhoods.
Most important, Cantor engaged our attention. Her leadership showed us more was possible.