The inventive Readers’ Theatre, helmed by Anne Marie Cummings, will be taking on Neil LaBute’s compelling work “Fat Pig” for its latest production, this weekend at Buffalo Street Books.
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Ithaca theatergoers will have the chance to take in a performance that pushes theater to its limits and beyond this weekend at Risley Hall.
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A well-known political activist and public intellectual, Kushner’s legacy looms so large in theater that it is occasionally difficult to separate his life from his work.
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Ithaca’s Theatre Incognita will mount Moisés Kaufman’s “The Laramie Project,” which was drawn from interviews with members of the town in the aftermath of Matthew Shepard’s murder.
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Backstage at “My Name is Rachel Corrie,” presented by the Actor’s Workshop of Ithaca. A round-up of the weekend’s events. Photos by Ed Dittenhoefer / FreeAirPhoto.
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In keeping with the tradition of offering alternative holiday stage presentations to the Finger Lakes, The Actor’s Workshop of Ithaca will present three student showcases this year, comedic and dramatic one-act plays and monologues.
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A sneak preview of the larger Locally Grown Dance Festival to be held next spring (March 3-12) featured an exhibition of original choreography and related arts created in the Ithaca area and supported by dance at Cornell.
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The Kitchen Theatre is celebrating the yule-tide season with David Sedaris’ hilarious holiday theatrical treat, “The Santaland Diaries,” featuring the return of star Karl Gregory.
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Reimagining Cornell under the dictum to “do more with less,” Byron Suber presents a preview of his Locally Grown Dance Festival, which showcases ballet, jazz and modern dance, as well as collaborations with musicians Keir Neuringer and Chris Seeds.
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