Syracuse Stage

Syracuse Stage unwraps an adaptation of 'A Christmas Carol' during it's 50th season!

Syracuse Stage has six shows planned for the 2023-2024 season, starting with "What the Constitution Means to Me" and ending with "A Christmas Carol."

How live holiday shows in the Syracuse area are playing it safe amid lingering COVID concerns.

Syracuse Stage is returning to live theater production with a new slate of shows set to debut later this year.

The musical follows the story of a mother fleeing her life in El Salvador and will be shown in Syracuse until March 13th.

The citywide Syracuse surge program helped to match people with real local jobs.

Rising numbers of COVID cases due to the omicron variant have theaters, galleries and other arts venues worried that audiences and customers will stay away. CNY Arts Executive Director Stephen Butler recalls past experiences when delta surged, as well as the lifeline that COVID relief brought to venues and artists.

The play War Words includes the experiences, trauma, loss and sacrifice of 17 former military who fought in Afghanistan or Iraq. The play by Michelle Kholos Brooks will be staged by Syracuse Stage and the National Veterans Resource Center in Syracuse.

Syracuse Stage will have live audiences starting in the fall once again. The Arts organization made the announcement as it released its lineup of plays for the 2021-21 season, which starts in October.

Syracuse Stage welcomed actors back into the Archbold Theater last month, to film playwright Lauren Gundersen's "I and You.” Matthew Nerber reports why…