Welcome to Redhouse at City Center, a new three theatre complex in the heart of downtown Syracuse. Redhouse is a not for profit arts center, dedicated to providing professional theatre of the highest caliber, innovative arts based education, and community enrichment through cultural engagement.
Famous Broadway artist Al Hirschfeld’s ‘RENT’ artwork will be on display and for sale at Redhouse Arts Center through a partnership with the Al Hirschfeld Foundation. By Sunny Hernandez | [email protected] Artistic Director Hunter Foster is already making moves in what is his inaugural season at the Redhouse Arts Center with new projects beginning this month. The Broadway veteran will
read moreBy Mary Walrath | [email protected] With Broadway-credited artistic director Hunter Foster at the helm, the Redhouse Arts Center plans to take on the theme of family in 2019-2020 season, exploring how its different iterations inform the American and human experience. The season includes a number of names even causal theater-goes will recognize, as it opens with
read moreBy Dan Poorman [email protected] Contributing writer at Syracuse.com Look to the front of the former Sibley’s Department Store Building on 400 South Salina Street and you’ll notice a sign for the Redhouse Arts Center that acts, appropriately this holiday season, as the bow on a new gift to downtown Syracuse. The local nonprofit, best known for its diverse
read moreWednesday, December 19, 2018 CRITIC’S CHOICE: BEST THEATER OF 2018 Sparks on and Off Broadway While major musicals faltered, other stageworthy offerings were plentiful all over the U.S. map. BY TERRY TEACHOUT The Broadway musical continued its demoralizing slump in 2018, with only one new show, “The Prom,” of any merit. Otherwise, it was the
read moreThe group has been transforming a good portion of the old Sibley’s Department Store building on South Salina Street in Syracuse into the new arts center. The first main stage performance is “On Golden Pond”, which runs from March 8 through March 18, starring TV star Fred Grandy, better known as “Love Boat’s” “Gopher”. The
read moreLockheed Martin’s Defense Mechanism won the fifth-annual “Rockin’ the Redhouse” battle of corporate bands for the second straight year. By winning the competition, Defense Mechanism receives the opportunity to perform at Funk’n Waffles Downtown and a six-hour recording package at SubCat Studios. In second place was The Dinosaurs from CXtec. The other corporate bands were
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