Down and out in Russia: SU Drama pulls Gorky’s The Lower Depths out of the flophouse and onto the stage
CNY theatergoers are afforded a rare opportunity to see Maxim Gorky’s classic drama examining impoverished souls stuck in the bowels of turn-of-19th-century Russia
By David Feldman…
Jasper String Quartet’s energy has no limits — but its youth does
The enterprising ensemble, known for its “guerilla” tactics in reaching new audiences, has not outgrown its need for good coaching
By David Abrams
There’s lots to like about the Jasper String Quartet, the youthful up-and-coming…
The Met, Lepage save best for last in a ‘Götterdämmerung’ driven more by characters than machinery
The final installment of the Met’s mammoth ‘Ring Cycle’ invites multiple interpretations of Wagner’s myth—and a daring musical interpretation by Fabio Luisi
By David Rubin…
Syracuse Opera’s ‘Carmina Burana’ a resounding success
The staging of Orff’s popular cantata, including projections onto split screens and the inclusion of dancers, provides a handsome spectacle
By Leah Harrison
Syracuse University’s Goldring Arts Journalism Program
If you were sitting in the orchestra section…
‘Caroline, or Change’ a richly rewarding study in language, character and form
Syracuse Stage’s production of the Tony-nominated Broadway musical reprises Greta Oglesby’s acclaimed Guthrie Theater performances in the title role
By David Feldman
I really dislike the current fad of giving standing ovations for almost anything …
