Redhouse Arts Center names Broadway vet as new artistic director
Tony Award-nominated actor, director and writer Hunter Foster will be the theater’s new artistic director. Read more »
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SU Drama’s production of ‘Next Fall’ grapples with faith, sexuality
SU Drama’s fall play will tug on audience heartstrings, sharing a story of the human challenges surrounding love, loss and faith. Read more »
‘Haunting of the Hill House,’ Netflix’s new familial drama and horror show in 1
“The Haunting of Hill House” eerily captures the emotional drama of a tragedy-stricken family. Read more »
Dakota Johnson returns to her indie roots after '50 Shades' trilogy
Since finishing the “Fifty Shades of Grey” series, actress Dakota Johnson has transitioned to more serious indie movie roles. Read more »
University Union to host advanced screening of "Green Book"
University Union will host an advance screening of award-winning film “Green Book,” set to be released Nov. 21. Read more »
Hulu original series ‘The First’ features strong performances despite missing thrills
In the not-so distant future, Sean Penn oversees a crew of astronauts as they prepare to be the first humans to set foot on Mars. But don’t get too excited — the series isn’t one you stay up for. Read more »
Gaga, Cooper chemistry elevates ‘A Star is Born’ despite imperfect directorial debut
Bradley Cooper’s directorial debut with “A Star is Born” isn’t a home run, but it’s still a solid double down the left field line. Read more »
Live theater in Syracuse: What to see this summer
Shows include “Rock of Ages,” “La Cage aux Folles,” and “Seinfeld Live.” There’s something for every theater-goer this summer season. Read more »
‘Tired Old Queen at the Movies’ to perform one-man show in Syracuse
Comedian, actor and movie connoisseur Steve Hayes will return to the Redhouse Arts Center to perform “Raised by Warner Brothers, Born in Syracuse” on Friday and Saturday. Read more »
Rihanna is the wrong choice to play an iconic role in 'Bates Motel'
TV columnist Malvika Randive talks about why Rihanna is the wrong choice to play a very important role in “Bates Motel” and why she should just stick to music. Read more »
Managing director of Syracuse Stage reflects on unconvential career path
Jill Anderson is the newest managing director of the Syracuse Stage, and has a varied and unique past, from working at the Mixed Blood Theatre in Minneapolis to the Arena Stage in Washington, D.C., among other stages. Read more »
Q&A: Tony Award winner and SU alumnus talks Broadway and architecture
Nine SU alumni were nominated for Tony Awards this year. The Daily Orange sat down with one of the winners to talk about how his degree in architecture led to a Broadway career. Read more »
Benjamin: Melissa McCarthy’s success continues with her latest flick "The Boss"
Melissa McCarthy is a name that people will hear and then see the movie regardless of the content. With the release of her latest flick, movie columnist Erik Benjamin discusses the nature of her fame and decides if it will be able to linger. Read more »
WHAT Theatre to perform 'Almost, Maine' at Schine Underground
WHAT Theatre is preparing to perform their second production of the year, "Almost, Maine," at the Schine Underground. The play is composed of a series of short scenes and features a cast of 19 actors. Read more »
Syracuse resident has worked his way through different positions at Syracuse Stage
Kyle Bass began working at Syracuse Stage in the '90s. He has been a playwright, publications manager, associate artistic director and a literary manager. Now, he is a dramaturg. Read more »
Friends direct film as tribute to Steven Spielberg’s 'Jaws'
Friends Ron Bonk and Jonathan Straiton were inspired by director Steven Spielberg to create an independent film, "House Shark," that pays homage to "Jaws." Read more »
'Stupid F***ing Bird' breaks the fourth wall in a dark, self-deprecating comedy
Syracuse Stage's production of "Stupid F***ing Bird" breaks all the rules. Reaching out to audience members for advice and even a cue to start the play, this twisted comedy engaged and moved viewers. Read more »
After the diploma: Graham Douglass
The Meccas of theater are known throughout the world: Broadway in the heart of New York City, the West End district of foggy London, Steppenwolf… Read more »
