The former Xerox Auditorium has been renovated into a 700-seat performing arts center that will serve as a venue for a variety of arts organizations.
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Posted inArts & Entertainment
ARTs+Change Conference addresses bias, advocates for equity
Hosted by U of R, the free virtual conference runs from June 3 to 6 and envisions how social justice can be achieved through the arts.
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Rochester Fringe confirms there will be a September festival
As capacity-limited events were OK-ed for NYS venues, Rochester Fringe confirmed it’s moving ahead with plans for a hybrid festival.
Posted inCulture
Rochester Fringe announces 2020 lineup
This year’s all-virtual Fringe features more than 175 productions, all streamable from home, featuring familiar acts and hot topics.
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Performing arts in a pandemic, and remembering Jerry Englerth
Performances of people singing, talking loudly, poor ventilation is the perfect way to spread the virus, doctors say.
Posted inSpecial Sections
Rochester Fringe 2016: City’s Daily Fringe Blogs
The 2016 First Niagara Rochester Fringe Festival runs Thursday, September 15, through Saturday, September 24, and City Newspaper will be out EVERY NIGHT of the festival covering multiple shows. Check in first thing each morning for photos and reviews of the previous night’s entertainment, listed below by date. For up-to-the-minute coverage of the festival follow […]
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