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The 2024-2025 season focuses on individuals yearning to belong in a world that may not accept them for who they are.
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Through 8 different events throughout the year, Project Outloud aims to create safe spaces, eliminate barriers to accessing resources, and raise awareness for LGBTQ+ individuals of all ages.
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Symphoria, the group that kept orchestral music alive in central New York after the demise of the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra, has a new name.
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The Center for Community Alternatives is a community partner for Syracuse Stage's production of "Clyde's."
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The festival also plans to honor local filmmaker and Syracuse University alum Eric Jackson of Black Cub Productions for his contributions to the film industry and Syracuse community.
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Broadway musical How to Dance in Ohio, which premiered at Syracuse Stage in Fall 2022, announced it will be closing.
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Season two of Marvel Studios' What If...? series on Disney+ introduces an original Native American Marvel heroine: Kahhori is a Mohawk woman who goes on a quest to discover her power.
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How to Dance in Ohio made its world premiere in Syracuse last year at Syracuse Stage. A year later it opened on Broadway.
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A Syracuse University senior's original play centering on a Jewish family during Hanukkah living in tenements in New York City during the 1930s is performing this week.
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BLAAC Productions was awarded a $10,000 Black Equity & Excellence grant from the CNY Community Foundation to launch a youth arts program aimed at providing them first-hand theatre experience working alongside real production professionals.
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Syracuse Stage is presenting "Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill." It chronicles Billie Holiday's life through the songs she performs at a small, intimate bar in Philadelphia in 1959.
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The Syracuse Rosamond Gifford Zoo celebrated a very special birthday this weekend: miracle elephant twins Yaad and Tukada's first birthday.