Robeson Co. stages Tambourines To Glory at Landmark
Robeson County theater group Debuts Tambourines To Glory at Landmark Theater with Paul Robeson Performing Arts Co led by William Rowland II and Roy Delemos. Langston Hughes drama follows Essie and Laura vying to run a church while Buddy Lomax corrupts through charm. Strong ensemble singers and Jobe Huntley’s music elevate the production despite long scenes.
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Paul Robeson Performing Arts Co
William H. Rowland II
Roy E. Delemos
Langston Hughes
Bobby Hamilton
Salt City Center
Hughes
Buddy Lomax
Cal
Lune
Jobe Huntley
Byron Clark
Buddy
Geraldine Clark
Laura
Gail Sampson
Dicterow Delivers Refined Yet Uneven Syracuse Debut
Violinist Glenn Dicterow soloed with the Syracuse Symphony, delivering a bright performance of Vieuxtemps Concerto No. 4 in D minor and Mozart Paris Symphony. Critics praised tonal refinement and technical ease in places, but noted uneven balance and overly bold brass in Elgar Second Symphony, leaving the overall program ambitious yet imperfect.
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Glenn Dicterow
Syracuse Symphony
Paris
Elgar
Ex Stage Actor Jefrey DeMunn Stars In The Face Of Rags TV film
Former Syracuse Stage actor Jefrey DeMunn will star in the ABC TV movie The Face of Rags airing March 20 at 9 p.m. The drama of rape also features Dianne Wiest George Dzundza and Graham Becker. Filmed in the Dallas Fort Worth area it was directed by Donald Wrye. DeMunn is rehearsing for Broadway’s K2 after appearing in Stage’s La Ronde.
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Syracuse
Jeffrey DeMunn
Dianne Wiest
George Dzundza
Graham Becker
Dallas-Fort Worth
Donald Wrye
DeMunn
Marcel Dupre
St. Paul's Cathedral
Moonlighting explores four Polish workers in London under martial law
Jerzy Skolimowski blends comedy and drama as four Polish laborers in London, led by Nowak Jeremy Irons, try to refurbish a townhouse while coping with poverty scarcity and a hidden coup. The film mixes humor with tragedy, showing deprivation, moral tension, and a peculiar ending.
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London
Jerzy Skolimowski
Skolimowski
Nowak
Jeremy Irons
Neight
Solidarity
Auburn Civic Theater auditions for summer season
Auditions run March 19 from 10 a.m. to 6 30 p.m. at Syracuse Stage. Submit resume and photo to Edward Sayles Box 506 or call for an appointment. Sayles is joined by Bill Morris and Vincent Telesco directing Man of La Mancha Oklahoma Sweet Charity Grease and The Fantasticks. Season begins June 23 runs through August 29. Rehearsals begin June.
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Auburn Civic Theater
Syracuse
Edward Sayles
Box 506
Sayles
Bill Morris
Vincent Telesco
Sweet Charity
Grease
The
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