Steve Levins and Mrs. Kasha Davis share the stage — and life.
Arts & Entertainment
Emerging artists ANO and Jack Cutri paint with minimalist brushstrokes
Their dual show, “In Focus,” is on exhibit at Fuego Coffee Roasters through the end of February.
Theatre Review | ‘Les Liaisons Dangereuses’
Through February 11, Blackfriars Theatre presents a complicated 18th-century play about rich people behaving badly.
‘War Toys: Ukraine’ shows the serious side of play at The Strong
Photographer Brian McCarty documents a child’s eye view of war.
Theatre Review | ‘Ain’t Too Proud’
The Temptations take audiences to church at West Herr Auditorium Theatre through February 4.
Rochester City Ballet to present newly choreographed “Peter & the Wolf”
Co-artistic Director Shannon Rodriguez reimagines the RCB staple.
Artists un-leased
At the rent-free C.O.M.P. Studios downtown, emerging creators are able to explore their potential.
Theatre Review | ‘Dial M for Murder’
The nostalgic thriller gets a new adaptation in this Geva Theatre Center production.
Kyle Kinane brings anti-cynical comedy to the Carlson
The popular stand-up comedian performs here January 25 through 27.
Theatre Review | ‘The Christians’
Out of Pocket presents a play within a church service that questions fire-and-brimstone doctrine.
Dance Review | ‘Rite of Spring’
Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra and Garth Fagan Dance present a modern take on Stravinsky, along with a few surprises.






