If you made a list of the 10 most significant painters of the last 65
years, the name of Russian-born American abstract expressionist Mark
Rothko (1903-1970) would probably not be on it, but he mi
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Club Dates
Wednesday, March 14,2012
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Painting Between the Lines
The meanings of life and art intertwine in Red, Syracuse Stage’s take on abstract muralist Mark Rothko
Wednesday, March 7,2012
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Kramer Vs. Kramer
Local playwright Jeff Kramer aims for a second palpable hit with his sophomore comedy Reaching for Marsby
Wednesday, March 7,2012
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Shock Theater
An adult son’s secret increases a family’s dysfunction in Rarely Done’s Beautiful Child
Wednesday, February 29,2012
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Gorky Parked
Prepare for nearly three hours of Russian realism with SU Drama’s production of Maxim Gorky’s The Lower Depths
Wednesday, February 22,2012
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Time Killer
These Shining Lives chronicles the real-life tragedies of women workers who painted watch dials with radium
Wednesday, February 15,2012
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Naval Gazing
Placing Othello in sailor uniforms helps color this revival, buoyed by Tony Brown’s see-worthy lead performance
Wednesday, February 8,2012
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Lost in Austen
The romantic comedy I Love You Because takes its cues from a Jane Austen classic
The romantic comedy I Love You Because takes its cues from a Jane Austen classic
Wednesday, February 8,2012
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Maid in America
Syracuse Stage’s Caroline, or Change offers a unique musical perspective on 1960s-era civil rights
Syracuse Stage’s Caroline, or Change offers a unique musical perspective on 1960s-era civil rights
Wednesday, January 25,2012
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English Channeling
The spirit of poet Ralph Waldo Emerson inhabits a blue-collar joe in the comedy Call Me Waldo
Wednesday, January 18,2012
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Away in Bombay
Two aging women find themselves during an India trip in the Redhouse’s A Perfect Ganesh
