Syracuse Stage invites SU employees to $25 seats for August Wilson’s “Radio Golf,” for performances on Tuesday, March 8 at 7:30 p.m., or Friday, March 11 at 8 p.m.
“Radio Golf” stars TV’s Richard Brooks, best known for his starring role as Paul Robinette on NBC’s “Law and Order,” performing the role of Harmond Wilks, a real estate developer striving to revitalize a neighborhood and become the first African American mayor of Pittsburgh. Click here for more info on the play.
The Post-Standard reviewed: “Wilson’s plays, typically packed with one-two punches of serious emotion balanced with genuine “down-home”-style humor demand experienced actors who can make mercurial changes on the acting tightrope, and this ensemble makes that happen, convincingly.”
Syracuse New Times noted it was “Sparkling humor. Gripping.”
For more information, contact Syracuse Stage Box Office 315-443-3275. Employee offer does not apply to previous purchases.
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