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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1997
Page
7
Kenny Rogers delivered an 18-song 70 minute concert at the Landmark Theatre in Syracuse. The veteran star known for hits like Lucille and The Gambler sang mostly on autopilot, missing many high notes and delivering a mostly rousing but uneven performance.
Rogers releases a new album featuring Write Your Name Across My Heart a sentimental title track sung in ardent love Have a Little Faith in Me a Hiatt cover and As God Is My Witness co written for his wife Wanda Miller provide intimate moments The reviewer notes the collection mixes strong emotion with some over earnest moments and suggests relief from critics while praising the sincerity of the love songs.
Kenny Rogers headlined a Friday night show at Landmark Theatre Syracuse with Mario and Daniel opening. About 2,000 attended as Rogers performed a two-hour set including Walkin My Baby Back Home and Islands in the Stream. The act featured a nine piece horn section and Rogers playful jokes, while the opening duo drew mixed reactions for tasteless gags.
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Syracuse Opera opened its season with a solid revival of Tosca a three act clash of politics and sex featuring Anna Singer as Tosca Carl Tanner as Cavaradossi and Brian Davis as Scarpia The Syracuse Symphony Orchestra under Doris Lang Kosloff delivered a glowing score while stage direction by Richard McKee sharpened the melodrama Some balance issues arose in Act One but improved after intermission Tosca repeats Sunday afternoon inviting new listeners to the opera experience.
Syracuse Opera staged Tosca at Crouse Hinds Concert Theater in the John H. Mulroy Civic Center Syracuse with about 2000 in attendance. The performance ran about two and a half hours with two intermissions and Sunday tickets ranged from 12 to 75 dollars. box office at 476 7372.
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