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“Come from Away” Explores Community, Human Decency on Syracuse Stage

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By Barbara Adams
| Ithaca Times Verified
As national policy becomes increasingly malevolent and capricious, a play like “Come from Away” can ground you in common sense, human decency, and the strength of community. Syracuse Stage’s moving production, handsomely directed by James Vásquez, helps us breathe fresh air again. I regretted missing the play when it opened in New York almost a decade ago and am grateful to have seen it now.
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Kitchen Theatre Delivers Timely and Applicable Show N/A

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By Barbara Adams
| Ithaca Times Verified
You’d be forgiven if you thought a play titled “N/A” meant “Not Applicable.” But the Kitchen Theatre Company’s dynamic production of “N/A” is intensely applicable, or relevant –– it’s about the conflict within the Democratic party between mainstream liberals seeking moderately paced change and those with a more radical progressive agenda.
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REV Theatre Company Revives Musical “Carousel”

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By Barbara Adams
| Ithaca Times Verified
It’s been 29 long years since “Carousel” has been produced in Auburn, aptly enough in the Merry-Go-Round Playhouse. So The REV Theatre Company’s revival of this iconic yet unusual musical –– visually spectacular and beautifully sung –– is a treat for lovers of musical theater. Brett Smock creatively directs this handsome production, which is strong with a few lapses.
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