George Carlin brought his razor-sharp social commentary to the Landmark Theatre in Syracuse during a period when he was experiencing a late-career creative renaissance. His stand-up had grown darker and more philosophical since his 1970s heyday — less wordplay, more cultural dissection. The sold-out audience at this grand downtown movie palace got one of the sharpest minds in American comedy at full power.
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