When asked, artistic director Dustin Czarny agreed the opening show for his company at a new venue inside DeWitt’s Shoppingtown Mall could be classed as a...

Their goal is commercial, not artistic. Three disparate but successful novelists, urged by their shared agent, the unseen Gaby, agree to merge their celebrities to produce a sure-fire bestseller.

What a title! Once hear the words ‘Tis Pity She’s a Whore, for John Ford’s little-performed, shocking Jacobean (1629-1633) tragedy, they stick with you forever, regardless of what y

Famed Broadway shows get their uproarious comeuppance in Rarely Done Productions’ second helping of...

Abortion, as we knew long before the current, contentious presidential election, is a subject with virtually no middle ground. Both sides are well-defined, hardened and resistant to suasion. Shoul

William Shakespeare wrote a play titled The Tempest (1611), his last, long thought to contain a partially autobiographical character: Prospero, the deposed Duke of Milan. Le Moyne College’s y

In The Senator Wore Pantyhose, the senator in question is not Kirsten Gillibrand, whose real pantyhose would hardly be worth noting let alone be made the subject of rollicking and loose-limbed far

One cynical voice explains what constitutes a string quartet, that seemingly genteel institution: “It’s made up of one terrific violinist, one not-so-terrific violinist, one former violi

It’s the opera that almost wasn’t. Amid the backstage drama and the rapid formation of a symphony, Syracuse Opera...

If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Producer-director Christine Lightcap has been running The Rocky Horror Show since she had braces on her teeth and cruised to the theater on her roller sk