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The hotel is actually quite nice – the rooms are small, but we have a nice big flat screen TV and the bed is extremely comfortable. We are also high up with a view of the surrounding hills and we get great light, which is always a plus! It has actually been just fine for only a week’s stay, despite its wee square footage.

On Tuesday we continued load-in at the Crouse-Hinds Theater in downtown Syracuse. After the tight Canon Theater in Toronto, the Crouse-Hinds seems spacious in comparison. It is smaller onstage than many of the theaters we have played, but we have a cross-over and all the quick-change booths fit – so that makes it a thousand times better than Toronto. No more squeezing between the castle and the upstage wall to get into the castle. Now we can walk around like civilized people! The theater is a little sterile and personality-less – our office in fact looks like a police station office- but you gotta take what you can get! It was an easy load-in day – I’m not sure what it is about some load-ins that make them so much easier than others, but some just are. We had plenty of time for trips to Starbucks and CVS and a long lunch at a cute Mexican restaurant called The Mission, which is housed in an old church – once a stop on the Underground Railroad. 

Tuesday night was Matthew’s (our new Lancelot) first performance. He did a great job and is a really nice addition to our company both onstage and off – he is a very smart actor, and a really nice guy, too – what more could we ask for? After the show, a large number of people made the trek to nearby Dinosaur BBQ to celebrate Matthew’s opening and Cuz’s birthday (our sound man). We visited the other branch of Dinosaur BBQ a year and a half ago when we played Rochester, and so everyone was excited to get their mouths around some yummy BBQ again. It did not disappoint!

Syracuse University

On Wednesday Ryan and I walked around the campus of Syracuse University. It is a really pretty campus – and there are a couple of neighboring streets with restaurants and a Starbucks, further life in Syracuse! Although the campus was very inviting, I’m so glad I went to school where I did! I think I would have gotten so bored going to school in a smaller town. Maybe that’s why I ended up living in New York City later.

Syracuse University

Wednesday night we had drinks at the hotel bar to celebrate Carissa’s debut (she has taken over Bree’s ensemble track) – its a nice little bar – set up like a library with couches and books and a big TV. Yay to being back in the USA where beer is cheap and plentiful! Did you know a beer in Canada generally runs about $8! Highway robbery!

On Thursday Ryan and I went to try the food at Strong Hearts Cafe, which is down the block from the hotel. It is a vegan cafe that everyone had been talking about, and had been recommended by the hotel. It was good! We ended up going back a couple of times throughout the rest of the week for yummy sandwiches and soups and waffles. Thursday night was a going-away party for Adam, our associate conductor, who is leaving to be the music director for the second national tour of “Wicked”. We went to a brew pub called Syracuse Suds to send him off right.

On Friday Ryan and I ventured back to the Syracuse University area to eat at a coffee shop called Funk ‘n’ Waffles. Yum yum!! The waffles there were soooo good! I had buttermilk with bananas, and Ryan had buckwheat with blueberries. And then we split a Belgian. We had to! They were delicious!

We watched a movie that afternoon, and I started to feel a bit fever-y. It was Jenn Rias’s birthday and there was a party at a local wine bar that night but I decided to go home at rest instead of going out. The last thing I want is to get sick right now.

Saturday was yet ANOTHER birthday! Jonathan Hadary, our King Arthur, celebrated his 60th! We had yet another enormous sheet cake at intermission (our third this week) and then drinks again at the hotel bar after the show.

Darryl at the bar

Cara and Christopher

So what could have been kind of a boring week in a small-ish town, ended up being party-filled! It seems like that often happens with the smaller stops on this tour – the company ends up making their own fun and since we usually end up staying at the same hotel, the stop ends up being a “bonding” time – way more so than when we are in the bigger cities and everyone is spread out all over the place.

Next week will be really interesting. We are headed back into technical rehearsals to rehab the show with a set that will be easier to travel. I think what had originally been planned for this “cut-down” version of the show has been modified quite a bit and the changes won’t be that major, but still, going back into rehearsal after two-and-a-half years on the road, will be a strange thing for this show! We are doing the tech at the military academy at West Point, culminating with one performance on Saturday night.

And after that we get a much-needed two-week lay-off before heading back to Canada, yet again.

Hope everyone had a great week!

The hotel is actually quite nice – the rooms are small, but we have a nice big flat screen TV and the bed is extremely comfortable. We are also high up with a view of the surrounding hills and we get great light, which is always a plus! It has actually been just fine for only a week’s stay, despite its wee square footage.

On Tuesday we continued load-in at the Crouse-Hinds Theater in downtown Syracuse. After the tight Canon Theater in Toronto, the Crouse-Hinds seems spacious in comparison. It is smaller onstage than many of the theaters we have played, but we have a cross-over and all the quick-change booths fit – so that makes it a thousand times better than Toronto. No more squeezing between the castle and the upstage wall to get into the castle. Now we can walk around like civilized people! The theater is a little sterile and personality-less – our office in fact looks like a police station office- but you gotta take what you can get! It was an easy load-in day – I’m not sure what it is about some load-ins that make them so much easier than others, but some just are. We had plenty of time for trips to Starbucks and CVS and a long lunch at a cute Mexican restaurant called The Mission, which is housed in an old church – once a stop on the Underground Railroad. 

Tuesday night was Matthew’s (our new Lancelot) first performance. He did a great job and is a really nice addition to our company both onstage and off – he is a very smart actor, and a really nice guy, too – what more could we ask for? After the show, a large number of people made the trek to nearby Dinosaur BBQ to celebrate Matthew’s opening and Cuz’s birthday (our sound man). We visited the other branch of Dinosaur BBQ a year and a half ago when we played Rochester, and so everyone was excited to get their mouths around some yummy BBQ again. It did not disappoint!

Syracuse University

On Wednesday Ryan and I walked around the campus of Syracuse University. It is a really pretty campus – and there are a couple of neighboring streets with restaurants and a Starbucks, further life in Syracuse! Although the campus was very inviting, I’m so glad I went to school where I did! I think I would have gotten so bored going to school in a smaller town. Maybe that’s why I ended up living in New York City later.

Syracuse University

Wednesday night we had drinks at the hotel bar to celebrate Carissa’s debut (she has taken over Bree’s ensemble track) – its a nice little bar – set up like a library with couches and books and a big TV. Yay to being back in the USA where beer is cheap and plentiful! Did you know a beer in Canada generally runs about $8! Highway robbery!

On Thursday Ryan and I went to try the food at Strong Hearts Cafe, which is down the block from the hotel. It is a vegan cafe that everyone had been talking about, and had been recommended by the hotel. It was good! We ended up going back a couple of times throughout the rest of the week for yummy sandwiches and soups and waffles. Thursday night was a going-away party for Adam, our associate conductor, who is leaving to be the music director for the second national tour of “Wicked”. We went to a brew pub called Syracuse Suds to send him off right.

On Friday Ryan and I ventured back to the Syracuse University area to eat at a coffee shop called Funk ‘n’ Waffles. Yum yum!! The waffles there were soooo good! I had buttermilk with bananas, and Ryan had buckwheat with blueberries. And then we split a Belgian. We had to! They were delicious!

We watched a movie that afternoon, and I started to feel a bit fever-y. It was Jenn Rias’s birthday and there was a party at a local wine bar that night but I decided to go home at rest instead of going out. The last thing I want is to get sick right now.

Saturday was yet ANOTHER birthday! Jonathan Hadary, our King Arthur, celebrated his 60th! We had yet another enormous sheet cake at intermission (our third this week) and then drinks again at the hotel bar after the show.

Darryl at the bar

Cara and Christopher

So what could have been kind of a boring week in a small-ish town, ended up being party-filled! It seems like that often happens with the smaller stops on this tour – the company ends up making their own fun and since we usually end up staying at the same hotel, the stop ends up being a “bonding” time – way more so than when we are in the bigger cities and everyone is spread out all over the place.

Next week will be really interesting. We are headed back into technical rehearsals to rehab the show with a set that will be easier to travel. I think what had originally been planned for this “cut-down” version of the show has been modified quite a bit and the changes won’t be that major, but still, going back into rehearsal after two-and-a-half years on the road, will be a strange thing for this show! We are doing the tech at the military academy at West Point, culminating with one performance on Saturday night.

And after that we get a much-needed two-week lay-off before heading back to Canada, yet again.

Hope everyone had a great week!