TALKING TITUS with John Fagan of The Warehouse Theatre’s Upstate Shakespeare Festival production, and Julie Taymor, “The Lion King” director and auteur of the 1999 film version of “Titus.” INTERVIEWED BY SANDY STAGGS DRAMA CRITIC John Fagan, longtime esteemed director of...
BY SANDY STAGGS ARTS WRITER On this very same day last year Sara Tolson was fine-tuning her harmonies as one-third of one the greatest female music acts of all time, the Andrew Sisters, in the biographical musical “Sisters of Swing”...
BY SANDY STAGGS ARTS WRITER Jennifer Lopez fans may have to wait until 2018 to see the Latina legend in NBC’s Live production of “Bye Bye Birdie,” but Upstate audiences will get a bite of 1950s Americana next week when...
BY SANDY STAGGS ARTS WRITER Sparkle City will soon lose some of its luster as one its arts community icons begins his final swan song and show this week with Scrappy Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night” at Converse College. Tim Giles –...
BY SANDY STAGGS ARTS WRITER You’ve seen him as Officer Lockstock in “Urinetown: The Musical” at The Warehouse Theatre and at Centre Stage in “A Time to Kill” and “The Explorer’s Club.” But now the first time since re-locating to...
BY SANDY STAGGS ARTS WRITER In a rare solo theatrical treat, Warehouse Theatre Conservatory presents a one-woman show opening tonight for five performances only entitled “To Feel Together: A One-Woman Show on Consent.” “Consent” is written by and stars Rebecca...
