The Dumb Waiter  Loft Theatre, Syracuse Stage Through Dec. 8 Playwright Harold Pinter sculpted tension. Something was always out there: deadly and unseen, poised to pounce. Syracuse Univ

The Blues Brothers and National Lampoon’s Animal House Friday, Nov. 30, 8 p.m. Palace Theatre, 2834 James St. In 1975 a young television producer named Lorne Michaels asked comedian John Bel

Down on Brown Concert ducats are expensive these days (thanks, Ticketmaster!) so it’s refreshing when a band tries its hardest to reconcile the experience with the price of admission. The Za

Spin Doctors Armory Square’s Sound Garden has gone old school in hopes of attracting new clientele. On Oct. 4, the record store, 310 W. Jefferson St., rolled out a fully stocked used vinyl

Syracuse, believe it or not, is a great place to be young; you just have to be out there, on the streets. You won’t catch a commercial for some awesome play at Syracuse Stage in between rerun

Courtney Flynn hated baking—that was until she started a cupcake company. In September, Flynn’s company, Evil Treats Bakery, won Best Bakery in the annual Best of Syracuse readers’

Brooklyn dance-punks Matt & Kim are as “do-it-yourself” as it gets. They record albums in their own apartment, spend hours in teleconference with...