Crow City Theatre’s third production runs at MuCCC through Sunday, March 30.
Theater
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“Ragtime” evokes history through rhythm and rhyme
JCC CenterStage production showcases struggles and hopes of America past and present.
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Geva Theatre Center brings a breath of fresh ‘Eyre’
Geva’s new artistic director launches her inaugural season with her adaptation of the classic 19th-century novel “Jane Eyre.”
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Brynn Tyszka, an ‘inventive force,’ takes the helm at Blackfriars Theatre
New Artistic Director Brynn Tyszka brings passion, eye for inclusivity to Blackfriars Theatre.
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Fringe 2022 to feature favorites among more than 500 in-person events
The Rochester Fringe returns to its original format and will feature performances from favorites such as Bandaloop and Cirque du Fringe.
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Blackfriars’ ‘Too Much Light’ has laughs, energy, and some cringe
The production stays faithful to the fast-paced, chaotic spirit of the piece, and the cast creates a party-like atmosphere.
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A resurrected Rochester in ‘flOUR CITY Interactive ROCgarden’
In “flOUR CITY Interactive ROCgarden,” Rochester Fringe audiences meet famous Rochesterians from the past who share their compelling stories.
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The stardust of RIT’s ‘Spoon River Anthology’
RIT’s National Technical Institute for the Deaf presents Edgar Lee Master’s “Spoon River Anthology,” connecting the 1918 pandemic era to the present-day COVID crisis.
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No humbug: Geneva Theatre Guild to livestream holiday classic ‘A Christmas Carol’
This weekend, Geneva Theatre Guild will have you seeing ghosts in its adaptation of this holiday perennial.
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When the show must go on
Theaters don’t have the green light to reopen, but there are signs of theatrical life — if you know
where to look for them.
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THEATER | ‘Pygmalion Once and Again!’
Longing and love are valid at every age. ‘Pygmalion Once and Again!’ is the same classic Shaw production twice, with two sets of actors.
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PUSH Physical Theatre’s one small trunk and a lot of big ideas
COVID-19 has forced PUSH Physical Theatre to pivot on how it presents its art. Now the innovative dance company gears up for its virtual performance at the 2020 KeyBank Rochester Fringe Festival.
