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Syracuse Stage had a world premiere of the play "Tender Rain" written by playwright-in-residence Kyle Bass.

Set in the fictional town of Grovers Corners, New Hampshire at the turn of the century, the play incorporates elements of central New York.

The show weaves English and Spanish together as the two characters have a chance encounter in a torrential downpour that leads them to confront their own personal storms.

Syracuse Stage recently expanded its pay-what-you-will ticket program. The theatre company is working to eliminate barriers to access.

A new musical made its world premiere in central New York. Syracuse Stage presented “How to Dance in Ohio” – a new musical adaptation of a documentary centering on seven autistic young adults preparing for their spring formal.

It’s been one year since music concerts, theatrical performances and museum exhibitions came to an abrupt halt, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Artists and…

Gov. Andrew Cuomo this week extended his executive order that requires the state's nonessential workforce to work from home until April 15, including his…

Rehearsals are continuing for Syracuse Stage’s upcoming production of the musical, “The Last Five Years.” Its director is Jason Alexander, who is famous…

Award-winning playwright Marcus Gardley's latest play is titled "X." It tells the story of the assassination of Malcolm X, both the story we think we…

As Syracuse Stage prepares to open its new season, it’s also welcoming new leadership. This week, Grant Reeher speaks with Jill Anderson, Syracuse Stage’s…