If you sit on the lawn at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center, you might have a better idea of what’s happening on stage than those seated inside. For the past decade, as many as eight screens have projected a clear view of the amphitheater stage — the crystalline choreography as performed by New York City Ballet, the flying fingers of a guest pianist with the Philadelphia Orchestra or a bluesy trumpet solo at the Jazz Festival....
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