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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1998

Page

3

Dracula at Syracuse Stage offers cerebral bite over fright

Syracuse Stage stages Dracula directed by Robert Moss in a ambitious yet uneven production. Steven Dimeola's adaptation leans into the myth's moral questions rather than pure scares, with strong performances from Elizabeth Zins Dan Snook and Brent Harms. The technical team shapes a nightmarish atmosphere though some dialogue and accents hinder clarity.

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Winston Delivers Versatile Set at Mulroy Civic Center

Montana native George Winston performed a diverse concert Friday at the Mulroy Civic Center, opening with Vince Guaraldi’s Linus and Lucy and featuring You're in Love Charlie Brown, Cast Your Fate to the Wind, and Plains. He mixed piano solos with Hawaiian slack key guitar, Scottish and Irish tunes, and a Canon variation, delivering playful stories between pieces to captivate about 1,100 attendees.

George Winston Linus and Lucy Vince Guaraldi Guaraldi Montana Mulroy Civic Center Guarald Winston Charle Brown Billy Joel Long Island Corner Dome Plains Montana Big Sky Bully Goats Gruff Cormna Corema Wanderer Pacheloel Leonard Kwan Gabby Pahinuy

Talent Co Delivers Charm in State Fair Tribute Show

A breezy local production of State Fair features Suva ad Steplanis Wruudisa and Bob Brown with Catherine Rush Osinksi, Rita Warlock and a strong supporting cast.Highlights include It Might as Well Be Spring, The Man I Used to Be, and All I Owe Ioway, with notable costume work and warm, friendly entertainment. The review notes minimal plot and emphasizes performances and music over story.

Suva Ad Steplanis Wruudisa Bob Brown Catherine Rush Osinksi You Rita Warlock Brown Paul Gunderson Eric Feldstein Jim Shults Steve Kazee Ioway Rodgers and Hammerstein

State For at Empire Theater night show at Empire Expo

Talent Co presents State For at Empire Theater through Oct 25 with 2 hours 20 minutes plus a 76 minute intermission. Tickets 12.50 to 13.00 call 484-8484. Woodman as Margy earns praise for fresh spunk and innocence. Dhueabus and Osinski charm as star-crossed lovers. Warlock, Bruce Wexler, and Karen receive notable mentions for performances.

Talent Co Empire Theater Empire Expo Center Dhue Abuus UN Diucha Osinski Warlock Bruce Wexler Karen Woodman Margy Dan Turst Shults Cara Kelly

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