Weird Al delights Syracuse fans with parody mix at Landmark
About 1000 concertgoers at Syracuse Landmark Theatre sang along to Weird Al Yankovic's parodies of Nirvana and Jackson. He performed hits like Smells Like Nirvana and Like a Surgeon while costumes and polka medleys kept energy high.
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Word Al Yan kaovic at Landmark Theatre Syracuse
Performer Word Al Yan kaovic appears at Landmark Theatre in downtown Syracuse for a 1 hour 45 minute dance show. Tickets list 1,000 seats, with admission details unclear from the fragment.
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Landmark Theatre
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Syracuse
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Thompson plans $100000 Syracuse Stage residency grant
Thompson targets a Pew Charitable Trust grant to bring a playwright a choreographer and possibly a composer for a two year residency at Syracuse Stage. If funded in January the team would work six months at the theater and in schools to develop a musical piece reflecting American concerns.
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Syracuse Stage
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Pew Charitable Trust
Theatre Communications Group
Arena Stage
Washington, D.C
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Syracuse
Jor
Chicago
Cheryl West
Liviu Ciulei
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Guthrie Theatre
Minneapolis
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Wind Quintet to perform series at Temple Society of Concord
The Syracuse Wind Quintet and Syracuse Symphony Orchestra principal players present an 8 p.m. concert at Temple Society of Concord in Syracuse, with Mozart and other works. Tickets cost 12.50, and the public is welcome. the second of three chamber concerts in the series. The quintet includes Oberbrunner, MacArthur, Zampino, Hagreen, and Quick. De Angelis joins for Mozart. It also lists other upcoming musical events and ticket information.
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Philip MacArthur
Gerald Zampino
Robert Hagreen
Gregory Quick
Patricia de Angelis
Mozart
Giles Farnaby
Jean Berger
Jacques Thert
Anton Reicha
Amore String Quartet
Aida Mechetti
Schumann
Society For New Music
Cazenovia
Old Trees
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Faith Knapp
Rippleton Road
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Slezak Wins Daytime Emmy as Lucci Steals Scene
New York reports Erika Slezak of One Life to Live wins best actress at the 19th Daytime Emmys, while Susan Lucci stuns with tears and a standing ovation despite ongoing nominations without a win. Peter Bergman repeats as best actor for The Young and the Restless, Oprah Winfrey earns multiple honors, and Maeve Kinkead along with Thom Christopher take supporting acting prizes.
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Guiding Light
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One Life To Live
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All My Children
Kristoff St. John
the Young and the Rest
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