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Department of Drama Cancels Public Performances of ‘A Grand Night for Singing’ and ‘On the Lake’

Tuesday, March 17, 2020, By News Staff
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In response to the emerging situation related to COVID-19—and with an abundance of concern for the well-being of students, staff and patrons—the Syracuse University Department of Drama has canceled all public performances of “A Grand Night for Singing” and “On the Lake.”

Ticketholders are invited to consider converting unused tickets into a tax-deductible donation to the Department of Drama. Those interested in making such a donation are asked to email info@syracusestage.org and include name, address and amount of original ticket purchase.

Also, refunds will be available to those who request them prior to April 30.

Contact the Syracuse Stage box office at 315.443.3275 to exercise either option. Please note the box office is expecting a high volume of calls and communications; staff will work to fulfill requests in as timely a fashion as possible.

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