Eclectic theater festival to return to Ithaca for third year
The Ithaca Fringe Festival will take place from April 14–17 and will feature a variety of performances.
The Ithaca Fringe Festival will take place from April 14–17 and will feature a variety of performances.
On the Verge, a staged reading performance group at Ithaca College, will perform Arthur Miller’s “All My Sons” at 6 p.m. Oct. 8 at the Handwerker Gallery.
“Epic Yarns” features illustrations of original needle-felt versions of iconic characters including Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader and Chewbacca.
The Ithaca Civic Ensemble uses theater to explore current events, devising their own script based on recent news trends.
A quality cast is held back by an overly abstract plot in “Gone Missing.”
Play’s powerful message held back by minimal set design.
Sexy play brings more to the table than just sensual thrills.
Mitch Albom, the bestselling author of “Tuesdays with Morrie,” is back in the spotlight with a quizzical tale that may make minds wonder if “the end is not the end.” “The First Phone Call from Heaven” has a different taste to it than is expected after reading Albom’s other works about life and death, such as “The Five People You Meet in Heaven.” But at the same time, it is clear he stays true to himself and his touching, creative writing style in his latest spiritual tale.
“From White Plains” will run until Nov. 10 at the Kitchen Theatre.
Elizabeth Smart, who made national news when she was kidnapped from her home in 2002, opens up about her kidnapping ordeal in her memoir, “My Story.”