Kreisch gorilla acts through Iron Curtain tale on tour
Norbert Kreisch, billed as Norbu the Almost Human Gorilla, performs with the Shrine Circus in Syracuse at the War Memorial. Aged tumbling circus veteran who escaped East Berlin before the wall, he describes his hardships, costume craft, and a 12 minute non stop act composed of humor, stunts, and audience gags.
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Reisch
Kreisch
Syracuse
Shrine
War Memorial
East Berlin
Norby the Gorilla
Everson recital features mezzo-soprano Kristine Bregenzer
Mezzo-soprano Kristine Bregenzer, voice teacher at Metropolitan School for the Arts, will perform a program at Everson Museum Hosmer Auditorium Tuesday at 8 p.m. The recital includes works by Herbst, Schumann, Mozart, Debussy, Hindemith, Whitman, Shelley, Wolfe, Lover, and Rachmaninoff. Bregenzer holds a Syracuse University master’s in voice and teaches at MSA and Skidmore College. Lorene Forsyth accompanies.
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Kristine Bregenzer
Metropolitan School For the Arts
Everson Museum
Hosmer
Herbst
Robert Schumann
Mozart
Tito
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Charles ‘Wolfe
Samuel Lover
Syracuse University
Helen Boatwright
Theatre timetable highlights for area cinemas
A dense schedule lists showings across multiple theaters including Bayberry Cinema, Cazenovia, Cinema East, Fayetteville Mall, Genesee, Manlius, Mini-One, Palace, Penn Can Mall, emaJi, ema IT, Shoppingtown, Tri County Mall, Westcott, Westhill and Crouse-Hinds Theater. Notable films include Raiders of the Lost Ark, On Golden Pond, Absence of Malice, Private Lessons, The French Lieutenant's Woman, and Richard Pryor Live on Sunset Strip with varied times from 7:00 to 10:10. The Syracuse Symphony presents the New York City Ballet at Civic Center.
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Bayberry Cinema
Cazenovia
Cinema-East
Onapeen Pond
Cinema- North
Fayetteville Mall
Ing
Genesee
Manlius
Mao
Mozart
Palace
Penn Can Mall
Penn Can Mall Cin
Tri County Mall
Westcott
Westhill
Richard Pryor
Evase
Crouse-Hinds
Civic Center
Syracuse Symphony
New York City
West Genesee Masterworks Concert Opens Season
The West Genesee High School music department presents Johann Strauss overture to Die Fledermaus to open the annual Masterworks Concert next Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. John C. Whitney will lead the orchestra in Strauss and Beethoven Symphony No. 0. After intermission Armstrong conducts the combined choirs and chamber orchestra in Schubert Mass in G Major with soloists Sue Petrucci Sherri Sallecito and Marjorie Danielson and Kevin Darrow Ben Gibson Joseph Buchmann.
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Johann Strauss
West Genesee High School
John C. Whitney
John
Buried Child to Open Three-Weekend CTS Run in Syracuse
Sam Shepard's Pulitzer Prize winner Buried Child debuts in Syracuse March 26 at 8 p m in Bevard Community Room Civic Center for a three weekend engagement. Walt Innes Beverly Bluem and Richard Harris reunite from the 1979 Landmark Theater Wing production with Innes as Grandfather Dodge Bluem as Halie and Harris as Father Dewis. Syracuse University drama students John McCooey and Amy Levine debut with CTS.
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Sam Shepard
Syracuse
Contemporary Theater of
Civic Center
BeVard
Walt Innes
Beverly Bluem
Richard Harris
Landmark Theater Wing
Innes
Grandfather Dodge
Dr. Bluem
Halie
Harris
Father Dewis
Syracuse University Drama Department
John McCooey
Pathologist pianist to perform in Civic Morning Musical Lunchtime
Upstate Medical Center pathologist and piano aficionado Dr Rolla Hill chairs the pathology department. He will present an all Beethov en program at Everson Museum Hosmer Auditorium next Wednesday at 12 30 p m as part of the Civic Morning Musicals Lunchtime Series featuring Eleven Bagatelles Op 119 and Rondo in G Op 51 No 2. Hill began piano at age three and studied at Hastman School of Music before medicine. He joined Upstate in 1969 and began serious piano playing in 1974 under Prof Frederick Marvin after becoming his student.
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Rolla Hill
Upstate Medical Center
Everson Museum
Hosmer Auditorium
Hill
Hastman School of Music
Rochester
Upstate
Frederick Marvin
Porky’s shift at Penn Can Mall to extend The Amateur
The Friday opening of Porky’s moves to Penn Can Mall Cinema II from side one to let The Amateur stay one more week. Private Lessons, originally at Penn Can II, will relocate to Genesee Theater instead of The Amateur.
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Penn Can Mall Cinema II
Penn Can II
Genesee Theater
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Westcott St
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