Magic Mountain evokes a drug era fable at Syracuse University
A prepreview portrait of Magic Mountain at SU portrays a 60s Pied Piper luring teens with drugs in a chic gallery setting. Strong performances by Jane Potter and Dana Eritschek lift the show while casting, pacing, and book need refinement to sustain the modern edge and darker themes.
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Bui Ein
Kleen
York City
Suzy
Rexall
Piper
Lewis
Rex
Jane Potter
Dana Eritschek
Suellen Greenberg
DeKray
Alan Souza
Brian Wettstein
Dexy
Boo
Lor Crane
Roths army camps outside War Memorial for Roths June 26 concert
More than 300 fans wait overnight for tickets to David Lee Roths Jane 26 show at the Onondaga County War Memorial in Syracuse. Fans endure subfreezing temps, sleep in tents, and brave a morning roll call while radio promotions glow with competition among local stations.
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Alan Suickland
Bob Seger
Peter Gabriel
War Memorial
Mark Albert
Syracuse
95X
Waqk-Fm
Steve O’brien
Kix-Pm
WKFM
David Lee Roth
Peter
Gabriel
Nutcracker dazzles Syracuse crowd despite minor flaws
Syracuse Symphony and Hartford Ballet presented the Nutcracker at the civic Center drawing a sold out Friday crowd. Choreographer Athoff refined the direct, festive story while Munn’s set and lighting impressed, some projections and lighting faltered. D’Oench and Lux shone as Clara, with Flores and the Arabian and Chinese dances delivering strong second act touches. Conducting and pacing drew mixed notes as some stage moments and the wizardry of Roux’s absent persona were missed.
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Syracuse Symphony
Hartford Ballet
Civic Center
Tchai ‘Kovaky
Michael Athoff
Athoff
Michael Munn
Roland Roux
Drosselmeyer
Kenemma Sia
Roux
Clara
Funay
Susanna D'Oench
Prince Christine Lux
Prince
Alberto Flores
Richard Smith
Nichole Binder
Neal Gittleman
Ted Hershey
Kenneth Levitt
Madame Regniere
Cable viewers stay loyal despite more VCRs in homes
A UPI survey of 1,000 households in Anaheim finds over half own video cassette recorders yet cable viewing remains steady. Subscribers largely feel cable programming has not improved or worsened, with telephone access named as the top complaint by 44 percent.
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Anaheim
Calif
UPI
Susan Delzell
Ontraq
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