Fiumano shines in La Cage at The Talent Co
Fiumano as Albin delivers a brilliant performance in La Cage aux Folles with zestful songs and sharp wit. The ensemble, costumes, and direction create a lively evening, though the plot’s sitcom flavor is evident and some casting notes stand out.
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La Cage aux Folles at Empire Theater Exposition Center
The Talent Co presents La Cage aux Folles at Empire Theater Expo Center for a Friday night show. About 100 attend as the run continues through January 25 with tickets from 12.50 to 19. The family guide notes middle school kids will grasp themes and humor.
Newell Soprano Leads Striking 850 Classics Evening
Julie Newell, a Syracuse-born lyric soprano, and an orchestra delivering peak performance, dazzled in Fridays 850 Classics Series concert. The refined program featured Strauss songs in sizzling detail while Shostakovich underplayed, yielding a memorable, though incomplete, artistic triumph.
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Strauss Four Last Songs Shine With Newell And Mechetti
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra presents Strauss Four Last Songs with soprano Newell and conductor Fabio Mechetti. Welcher's Bright Wings opens the program, while Shostakovich Symphony No. 5 starts strong but ends weak due to Mechetti's inconsistent tempo choices. The performance highlights Newell's vocal flexibility and expressiveness across Spring Going to Sleep and At Dusk. An encore includes Morgen as the audience hears the final Strauss offering.
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Syracuse Symphony Classics at Crouse Hinds Concert Theater
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra plays at 8 p.m. Friday at the Crouse Hinds Concert Theater John H Mulray Civic Center 471 Montgomery St tickets 13 to 30 call 424 8200. Attendance under 1000. critics note superb brass and violins but a slow pace and lack of standing ovation though the performance featured notable solos and a strong horn duet.
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Critics hail L A Confidential as best film of 1997
New York Film Critics Circle named L A Confidential the year's top film, praising Curtis Hanson’s direction and the screenplay by Hanson and Brian Helgeland from James Ellroy. Other awards highlighted comebacks by Peter Fonda and Burt Reynolds, with Julie Christie, Joan Cusack, and Errol Morris also earning recognition.
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