Here are the timeless stories, family-friendly performances and new, original works in Geva Theatre Center’s 51st season.
Daniel J. Kushner
Muler parties like it’s 2003 on melodic, moody new album ‘Get Well’
On “Get Well,” Muler’s first full-length album since 2016, the rock quintet’s emo instincts yield catchy music without overindulgence.
Garth Fagan, Brother Wease highlight Rochester Music Hall of Fame Class of 2023
Rochester Music Hall of Fame’s 2023 class includes inductees from a variety of music styles as well as other professional disciplines.
Benny Bleu’s ‘March of the Mollusk’ is a clawhammer banjo zen session
Finger Lakes folk musician Ben Haravitch, aka Benny Bleu, does away with words entirely on his new banjo-centric album.
Review: Fuzzrod should stick to garage rock
Fuzzrod ventures outside the garage punk box on its second album, “II,” but the band sounds best when it sticks to what it knows.
Fivebyfive sheds pretension, embraces fun on ‘The Play Album’
On its sophomore release, the modern classical ensemble fivebyfive puts the charm back in chamber music by prioritizing accessible sounds.
Eight concerts to catch in RPO’s Centennial season
The RPO’s 2023-24 season is loaded. But don’t overlook these eight musicians when the orchestra rings in its Centennial season.
How this string quartet mimics the human voice
Mivos Quartet — a group with strong Rochester ties — has just released all of Steve Reich’s compositions for string quartet on one album.
RPO to give 100 free concerts next season
The Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra will perform 100 free concerts as part of its centennial celebration, beginning on March 21.
As war rages in Ukraine, the Lviv Philharmonic plays Kodak Hall
The Lviv National Philharmonic Orchestra’s concert in Rochester will help to raise funds for humanitarian aid in Ukraine.
Indie folk band Einstein’s Dreams soars on single ‘It’s OK to Fall’
“It’s OK to Fall,” the new single from Eric Heveron-Smith’s chamber folk band Einstein’s Dreams, is breezy folk-pop with artsy ambitions.
Public Water Supply is flush with songwriters
Alt-country band Public Water Supply has not one or two, but three songwriters, all of whom contributed to its debut album, out Jan. 13.






