Believe in Syracuse to produce first public art piece for city
Believe in Syracuse, a non-profit dedicated to celebrating the city of Syracuse, will install a new art piece downtown, tentatively by April 1. Read more »
From the Stage
If you build it – in Bird Library – they will come
Graduate students in architecture and engineering are building an interactive, virtual and augmented reality-infused exhibit due to open April 14 in Bird Library. Read more »
20 years later, 'Snow White' makes a comeback at the Syracuse City Ballet
The Syracuse City Ballet will celebrate its 20th anniversary with a production of Snow White. Based on the Grimm Story, the original ballet will run on Thursday and Sunday. Read more »
SU student integrates hip-hop and fashion culture into photography
Larson Bodden has become a sought-after fashion photographer on the Syracuse University campus and is recognized for his creative style. Read more »
DanceWorks showcase to be held this weekend
This year’s theme for the DanceWorks showcase will be the Golden Age of Hollywood, it will showcase dance form including jazz, contemporary and hip-hop. Read more »
Syracuse stage announces lineup for 2017-2018 season
The season will feature both classics, such as “The Wizard of Oz,” and new projects never before seen. Read more »
This art class will bring the paints and the music, but you BYOB
Painting with a Twist allows guests leave the art studio with a masterpiece — and probably a little drunk. Read more »
'King Stag' makes 16th century Italian theater hilarious
The Syracuse University Department of Drama put on "King Stag," a comedia del'arte production about love and marriage. Read more »
SALTQuarter gallery explores themes of loss, memory
Stefan Zoller got his MFA from Syracuse University last year and now teaches a few SU courses. His latest exhibition “Wyoming Distance” opens at SALTQuarters this weekend. Read more »
What does the raunchy version of 'Silence of the Lambs' look like?
Rarely Done Productions brings small scale, off-beat plays to Syracuse -- but they often take a dark angle. For mature audiences only. Read more »
Marissa Mulder is coming back to Syracuse with a younger style of cabaret
Marissa Mulder looks to bring a fresh style of cabaret to Redhouse Arts Center on Feb. 9, 10 and 11 in her performance based on the songs of Ray LaMontagne. Read more »
Syracuse Stage’s ‘Disgraced’ leaves audience members stunned and speechless
“Disgraced” opened at the Syracuse Stage/SU Complex Friday night. The 2013 Pulitzer Prize-winning play details the story of a dinner party that escalates into a fierce debate over interpretations and the meaning of the Quran. Read more »
Community gathers at Syracuse Stage/SU Drama Complex for nationwide Ghostlight Project
Syracuse Stage, with other theaters the United States, stood in solidarity today at a Ghost Light ceremony, instilling a sense of solidarity and comfort before president-elect Donald Trump takes office Friday. Read more »
Vendors from all over the East Coast come together for annual antiques show
The Salt City Winter Antiques Show will bring vendors from various East Coast locations to central New York this weekend. More than 275 dealers will gather at the Fairgrounds. Read more »
Syracuse artists take action in the age of Trump
Since the beginning of the 2016 election cycle, the art world has seen a rise in activism within the community with artists turning to more public mediums to express their feelings and promote political awareness. Read more »
SUArt Galleries is giving students a look into art history with its new exhibit
“Art For Every Home: Associated American Artists, 1934-2000" opens today in Shaffer Art Building, and will be on display until March 19. Read more »
Twin brothers Aja and Kaelan Selbach produce films side by side
Twin brothers Aja and Kealan Selbach are sophomores majoring in film, and they take their knowledge outside the classroom with their company, Broad Brothers Productions. Read more »
Syracuse Stage brings first sensory-friendly theater performance to central New York
Syracuse Stage will offer a sensory-friendly performance of "Mary Poppins." The first-of-its-kind show joins the Stage's accessibility series. Read more »
'Mary Poppins' provides heartwarming take on Syracuse Stage holiday show
Syracuse Stage's production of Cameron Macintosh and Disney's "Mary Poppins" opened Friday. The non-traditional, not christmas-themed show thrilled an audience of all ages. Read more »
'Carrie: The Musical' delivers positive message despite dark themes
"Carrie: The Musical" will premier in Schine Underground this weekend. Catch up with the director and the cast before heading out to see it. Read more »
Junior creates personal musical brand, gears up for performance at CUSEapalooza
Influenced by early rap music, his African roots and even alternative rock, junior Ose creates a personal brand of rap music that he hopes makes people feel good. Read more »
Dressing practically for winter weather, while still looking fashionable
Winter is here, but that doesn't mean you have to sacrifice your sense of style for practicality. Spice up your wardrobe using these easy tips. Read more »
‘Rent’ celebrates 20th anniversary with edgy, emotional performance
The 20th anniversary tour of "Rent" opened in Syracuse Tuesday night. Read all about the show. Read more »
'Laura and the Sea' comments on tragedy with humor
SU drama's production of "Laura and the Sea" opened Saturday night with a healthy dose of dark humor. Read more »
