“Beauty and the Beast” shined a light on the LGBT community.
Browsing: Arts
BeatleCuse organizer Paul Davie celebrates 50 years of “Sgt. Pepper” with a little help from his friends.
Gender-blind casting sees two men take leads in “The Queen of Bingo.”
SU’s Drama Department takes on challenging, yet rewarding production of George Bernard Shaw’s “Major Barbara.”
Instrumental band Lotus finds its voice on “Eat the Light.”
Guitarist Stephane Wrembel speaks on his love of touring and his new album’s theme.
Trench’s combination of dark melodies and visuals make for powerful music video.
“The Wizard of Oz” and “Raisin in the Sun” headline Syracuse Stage’s 2017-18 lineup.
Late Syracuse artist Bradley Walker Tomlin’s abstract work on display at Everson.
Central New York-based Intersection Films tackles the US’s flawed past in “Dixie.”
Season two of “Love” puts the harsh realities of romantic relationships on display.
The Acting Company will present touring repertory productions of “Julius Caesar” and “X: Or, Betty Shabazz v. The Nation.”
Kitchen Theater’s “Sex With Strangers” is more than what its title suggests.
Boot and Buskin Theatre Club ends its season with French farce “Boeing, Boeing.”
Salt City Limits collaborates local acts in live music showcase.