Leading roles elude actress
Le Clauche du Rand, a South Africa native on Broadway, narrowly missed two lead offers in major productions including Athol Fugard's Lesson from Aloes and Derek Jacob’s death by own action play. She also weighed a return to Syracuse Stage in Paradise Is Closing Down and later auditioned for Whose Life’s It Anyway with Tom Conti.
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Joan E. Vadeboncoelr
le Clauche du Rand
Derek Jacob
Lesson
Aloes
Athol Fugard
James Earl Jones
Broadway
Jones
Miss DuRand
Syracuse
Paradise
Fugard
Cissy
Dina Merrill
Michael Moriarty
Washington
Kernedy Center
Miss du Rand
New York
Tom Conti
Tom
Mrs. Bayle
Lucie Arnaz
Laurence Luckinhill
Brian Bedford
Conti
Florida
Keith Baxter
Jean Marsh
South Africa
Pieter-Dirk Uys
Madeline LeRoux
Molly
Uys
Eric Booth
London
Alec McGowen
Chicago
Film holdovers at Fayetteville theaters this weekend
Let it Be and Rocky Horror Picture Show extend with midnight shows Friday and Saturday at Fayetteville Mall Cinema III and Hollywood Theater. Happy Hooker joins same schedule at Fayetteville Mall Cinema I. What Do You Say to a Naked Lady? screens at Fayetteville TIL.
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Fayetteville Mall Cinema III
Hollywood Theater
Fayetteville Mall
Fayetteville Til
Theatre Timetable at Bayberry and Nearby Venues
A nine forty two update lists showings across Bayberry Cinema and regional venues. Titles include Any Which Way You Can Ordinary People Popeye Scanners Seems Like Old Times Flash Gordon Nine to Five and Smokey and the Bandit 11 with times ranging from 7:13 to 10:15 PM across Cazenovia Fayetteville Manlius Penn Can Shoppingtown and Syracuse stages.
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Bayberry Cinema
Cazenovia
Cinema-East
Payetteveille
Fayetteville Mall
Genesee
Hollywood
Manlius
Mirror
Palace
Penn Can Mall
Se City Cinema
First Family
Shoppingtown I
Shoppingtown UI
Tri-County
Westcote
Westhill
Jobn D. Archbold
Syracuse Stage
Salt City Center For Performing Arts
Crouse-Hinds
Civic Center
Syracuse Symphony
Coleman to direct original musical Yes in Salt City center
Derek Coleman, who has toured with Joe Namath in L il Abner, returns to Salt City Center for the Performing Arts to direct the original musical Yes replacing Darkness at Noon on the subscription series. Yes opens February 12 and runs Thursdays through Sundays through March 1.
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Derek Coleman
Joe Namath
Salt City Center For the
Syracuse
Coleman
On Light Side program by Central New York Music Teachers Association
The On Light Side program featuring jazz and popular music will be held at 2 30 p m Sunday in the studio of Mrs Bettye Morrow 1460 Comstock Ave Joseph DeBiase serves as chairman of the event.
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Central New York Music Teachers Association
Bettye Morrow
Comstock Ave
Joseph DeBiase
Recital by Oberbrunner and MacArthur in Crouse College
Sunday at 4 p.m. in Syracuse University Crouse College Auditorium flutist John Oberbrunner and oboist Philip MacArthur present a recital joined by Carol Oberbrunner Calvin Custer Patricia De Angelis on keyboards and Angel Sham on bass. They perform works by Graun Telemann Beethoven Hindemith Jacob Burton in a diverse program.
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John Oberbrunner
Philip MacArthur
Syracuse University
Crouse College
Carol Oberbrunner
Calvin Custer
Patricia de Angelis
Angel Sham
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Jack Blanchard
Misty Morgan
Dinkler Motor Inn
Good Spirits
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Molly In ‘Paradise
Jack Lemmon
Maine
Newburg
Alec Bhanks
Coder Tiatt Hvar
Letra
Romaita
Ossea
Wes
Erie
Midler
Thompson
Cinema National Theatres
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Blood Beach
Flash Gordon
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Hai Tay Trisha Noble
Graun
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Beethoven
Hindemith
Jacob
Burton
Alan Ayckbourn
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Crouse Ave
the Park
First St
Liverpool
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Strouse
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Inel
Jake Hafner
W. Tait
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AL UL Mattydate
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Micholas Roag
Art Garfunkel
Sun
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Janes St
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South Ave
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Ann Gan
Sorry YO
Wicharl Pryor
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