Review: Missing narrative hinders skilled cast
A quality cast is held back by an overly abstract plot in “Gone Missing.”
A quality cast is held back by an overly abstract plot in “Gone Missing.”
Band of Horses brings acoustic fun to the State Theatre of Ithaca.
Play’s powerful message held back by minimal set design.
Sexy play brings more to the table than just sensual thrills.
In the enchanting Sage Chapel at Cornell University, a packed house silences its cellphones, ready to experience the captivating combination of the Cloud Chamber Orchestra and the silent film, “Grass: A Nation’s Battle for Life.” The event, sponsored by the Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival and Cornell Cinema, was mesmerizing as viewers traveled through musical and visual worlds.
“Black Pearl Sings” takes on race issues with a mix of theater and music.
“From White Plains” will run until Nov. 10 at the Kitchen Theatre.
“Fires in the Mirror,” a play about race-relations following the 1991 Brooklyn Riots, debuted at Ithaca College Main Stage Theater on Oct. 3.
The Kitchen Theatre’s production of “Heroes” entertains with great set-design and costuming.