Grandson to see Garth Brooks concert in Dome
Barbara Marshall and her daughter Margaret Derek Herder will bring Barbara's 18 year old grandson to see Garth Brooks at the Corner Dome next month after a mix up with TicketMaster. Camel Dome Executive Director Pat Campbell confirmed the Dome boxes handle disability seating and wheel chair accessible spots. Campbell said 60 wheelchairs and 18 to 20 seats for visual and hearing impaired guests are available.
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Sylvia the stray dog comedy at Syracuse Stage
Out and about listings note Sylvia a comedy about a stray dog, with show times 2 and 7:30 pm at Syracuse Stage, 820 Genesee St, tickets 12 to 29 for previews and 12 to 35 for regular performances, running through April 6, box office 443-3275. Other events include Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind at Bom Kitchen Theatre in Ithaca and Indian Carnatic music with Bombay Jayashree at Cornell Ithaca, open mike at Borders Syracuse, and Spaghetti Warehouse dining show.
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Thursday Arts Listings in Syracuse Stage Lineup
Sylvia presents Jesus Christ Superstar at Salt City Center for the Performing Arts at 815 PM with tickets ranging from 13.75 to 16.75 and shows through April 6. Mystery Dinner Theater A Medium for Mystery at Spaghetti Warehouse features 645 PM seating for 19.95 plus tax and tip. His Last Week A.D. 30 listings and Taste of the Arts Winter Series include a free noontime concert by Tim Schmidt on If listed at 232 Onondaga Street Syracuse.
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Tesh plans three day blues and New Age festival in Syracuse
Austin Murphy promotes a July weekend blues and New Age event in downtown Syracuse to attract record crowds. The sixth annual New York State Budweiser Blues Festival will run July 18 to 20 with national acts like Miss Lavelle White and Eddie Clearwater and regional and local bands across multiple venues including Hotel Syracuse Persian Terrace and Dinosaur Bar-B-Que.
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Netheads Flock To Oscars Chat For Online Buzz
Internet chat rooms and bulletin boards live streamed Oscar night, with Netheads debating winners and snubbing favorites. They cheered Sling Blade and Fargo for screenplay wins, derided The English Patient, and mocked fashion, with Madonna Evita as a fan favorite yet critics silent on Antonio Banderas.
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Documentary on Bosnian women at Qmarske camp screens
Calling the Ghosts, a documentary about rape torture and genocide in the former Yugoslavia, shown at 6 15 p m at Witterd Straight Theatre Cornell University Ithaca. The film pays tribute to women at the Qmarske concentration camp. Info (607) 255 3683.
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Reality rap artist Crime Boss releases Conflicts and Confusion
Houston rapper Crime Boss furthers his Relativity Records arc with a second disc featuring 13 rough edged tracks he says serve as therapy for street sounds. To hear a cut, call NewsLine and enter 8863 for Mark Bialczak's Music Notes.
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