The winners of SUNY Oswego’s 18th annual New Voices playwriting competition will showcase their 10-page works Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 19 and 20, in staged readings.
This year the Hannibal High School drama production is “Little Shop of Horrors,” one of the longest running Off-Broadway shows of all time.
The Oswego Film Group (OFG) presents one of this year’s Academy Award contenders for Documentary Feature, Exit Through the Gift Shop.
Beauty will meet Baroque in “The Art of the Harpsichord” as a trio of musicians entertains on Wednesday, Feb. 23, in a Ke-Nekt Chamber Music Series concert at SUNY Oswego.
Area singing artists Kristen Lassiter, soprano, and Daniel Williams, tenor, will offer “A Journey Through Love,” featuring songs and arias from opera, musical theatre and art song. Accompanying is Rebecca Horning, Oswego Opera Company pianist and SUNY Oswego faculty artist.
The award-winning Gallim Dance will break the boundaries of contemporary dance in a display of color, kinetics and culture Friday, Feb. 18, in a performance of “I Can See Myself in Your Pupil” at SUNY Oswego.
Several familiar faces to Oswego audiences have roles in Inez Manor Parker’s February presentation of Dame Agatha Christie’s “The Mousetrap.”
The evocative tones of Robert Auler, SUNY Oswego pianist and associate professor of music, and the dramatic narration of theatre professor Mark Cole will make Paris in the 1920s come alive in a Faculty Artist Series performance on Sunday, Feb. 6.
The Salt Potatoes are four lifetime acoustic musicians. Though they concentrate on the traditional music of this country and the British Isles, they’re not above playing a good jazz tune, pop tune or Swedish waltz.
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