We were thoroughly entertained bye tg e cast of the Broadway show , Beautiful, Carole King s music a life story.... you never realized just how many songs she has composed as that was her primary beginning in the music industry....however just as interesting an...More

We went here to see Fats Waller's "Ain't Misbehavin'" last Saturday. It was a wonderful show! The small theater was a perfect place for a review show such as this. Nearly every seat was sold and yet it didn't seem crowded at all. The intimacy...More

For my birthday, my wife treated me to dinner at Phoebe's and a Friday night showing of "Ain't Misbehaving" at Syracuse Stage. We are regulars during the year and this presentation was fantastic! The Stage always has professional actors, settings and music with a fraction...More

My family and I just saw Mary Poppins at the Syracuse Stage this past weekend and I have to say.... we were blown away at the quality of the production. First of all, the folks ushering people in were extremely accommodating and friendly. My son...More

There were at least 2 theaters here, on the smaller side, but well kept, clean and comfortable seating areas. Sound system was very good. Nice location with a few restaurants close by.

To kill a mockingbird was simply GREAT. Every actor was spot on. Great narrator. The children were very professional. Very dramatic and emotional. This was a a WOW!

We enjoyed the Storch theater tremendously. It was the perfect setting for the Santaland Diaries. The theater is small, do there is not a bad seat in the house!

There are 2 stages in this venue, both are on the small side. Bar in the lobby. Parking garage available across the street. Several restaurants within walking distance.

We have attended many plays at Syracuse Stage, generally musicals. This time we enjoyed Peter Pan with our granddaughter, which was fantastic! I really love the modernness of the theater. The colored light and sound display outside is intriguing and uplifting. Totally a different feel...More

Syracuse Stage has a six or seven play season that follows the school year. Show choices are generally a good mix of high quality contemporary works and old favorites. Where Syracuse Stage excels is in set design. I haven't seen a regional theater that beats...More