The SUNY Oswego theatre department’s Oct. 14 to 17 presentation of “Dracula” will tap into the primal fear and attraction of the unknown that has fanned the popularity of vampire plays, movies and books, new and old.
The Church of the Resurrection and the Oswego Players will again co-produce a fundraiser for both organizations in late October.
“There have been many stage adaptations of Stoker’s novel,” said Mark Cole, the play’s director and professor of theatre, “and for this production we decided to return to the original version.”
Votolato’s website calls him “a soft-spoken, very kind, very hard-working father of two, born in rural Texas and raised in the Pacific Northwest indie scene.” He formerly fronted acclaimed rock band Waxwing.
Sol y Canto, a Boston-based national touring group, will offer a lecture, demonstration and songwriting workshop during a two-day SUNY Oswego residency in conjunction with its performance, titled “Sabor y Memoria,” 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 25, at Tyler Hall’s Waterman Theatre.
There was a ten-minute wait to get into Old City Hall recently as local residents and college students stood in line to attend House on a Spring.
When the Oswego Players mounts “The Hound of the Baskervilles†in early October, two local favorites will pay the key roles of Kathy Stapleton and Sir Henry.
The next Oswego Players show reaches back to pluck an old chestnut from the archives with Troy Pepper’s presentation of the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle classic “The Hound of the Baskervilles.â€
While students and staff members were on summer vacation, Quirk’s Players of G. Ray Bodley High School were already hard at work on this year’s fall productions. For the first time Quirk’s Players will present two offerings this fall.
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