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CNY Pride, Chris Stapleton, St. Sophia's Greek Cultural Fest: 15 things to do in CNY this week - Vimarsana News

CNY Pride, Chris Stapleton, St. Sophia's Greek Cultural Fest: 15 things to do in CNY this week

Plus, so many theater shows

Balmy evenings provide a quality of mercy for Syracuse Shakespeare-In-The-Park's 'The Merchant of Venice' (review) - Vimarsana News

Balmy evenings provide a quality of mercy for Syracuse Shakespeare-In-The-Park's 'The Merchant of Venice' (review)

The lovingly performed Shakespeare-In-The Park “The Merchant of Venice” lays out the bones of a disquieting comedy.

Syracuse Shakespeare-In-The-Park announces a new season with all-female Merchant of Venice, West Side Story - Vimarsana News

Syracuse Shakespeare-In-The-Park announces a new season with all-female Merchant of Venice, West Side Story

The performances begin in early June

'Shakespeare In The Park' Returns Live and In-Person To Thornden Park - Vimarsana News

'Shakespeare In The Park' Returns Live and In-Person To Thornden Park

An early summer tradition is returning to Syracuse’s Thornden Park for the next two weekends, providing fans of live theater one of the few in-person

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Syracuse Shakespeare-In-The-Park returns for 19th season - Vimarsana News

Syracuse Shakespeare-In-The-Park returns for 19th season

Syracuse Shakespeare-In-The-Park returns for 19th season Updated 11:49 AM; Today 11:49 AM Syracuse Shakespeare-In-The-Park's 19th season was just announced. It includes Aaron Alexander (Troilus), Amanda Perrine (Branch Manager of OCPL's Soule Branch Library) and Alyssa Otoski-Keim (Cressida).Syracuse Shakespeare-In-The-Park Facebook Share Syracuse Shakespeare-In-The-Park celebrated William Shakespeare’s 457th birthday with the announcement of its 2021-22 season. Summer performances in Thornden Park Amphitheater feature a Trojan tale with romantic context and slapstick set betwixt Ephesus ...