Arts
The Cherry Artspace Presents a Play That is Both a Thriller and a Comedy
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The Cherry Artspace in Ithaca presents a new translation of French playwright Frederic Sonntag’s ‘George Kaplan’.
Arts
A New Play Explores the History of a Binghamton Landmark
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Playwright and director Elizabeth Mozer joins us to talk about her play ‘Castle on the Hill’, about the history of the Binghamton State Hospital, the residents, and the staff. With her is actor Natalie DeBoer, who plays several roles in the play. It premieres this weekend in Watters Theatre of the Fine Arts Building on the Binghamton University campus.
Photo credit: Binghamton University Theatre Department
Arts
Memories of a Summer in Ireland Come to Life at BU
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Binghamton University Theatre Department is presenting Brian Friel’s award-winning play ‘Dancing at Lughnasa’. It’s a time of change between the two World Wars, and those changes are finally coming to rural Ireland. The changes are viewed as a hazy memory by the son of one a group of five sisters. Director Elizabeth Mozer tells us about this beautiful play about joy and family in the midst of hard and uncertain times. http://wskg.org/audio/lughnasmix.mp3
Photo Credit: Jonathan Cohen, Binghamton University
Arts
Binghamton University Theatre presents "A Chorus Line"
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Director Elizabeth Mozer and actress Zarina Latypova speak with WSKG’s Bill Snyder about the Binghamton University production of A Chorus Line. Mozer explains that casting a college production of show that demands acting and singing in addition to the required dancing is a challenging task, but that the students have met the challenge. http://stream.publicbroadcasting.net/production/mp3/wskg/local-wskg-1037232.mp3
Photograph courtesy of Binghamton University