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UR International Theatre Program’s ‘The Government Inspector’ is a Trumpian satire from the 19th century
In its first virtual production, UR International Theatre Program presents Gogol’s prescient political satire “The Government Inspector.”
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[UPDATED] Alyssa Rodriguez gives traditional folk music the holiday treatment in Sunday livestream
Folk musician Alyssa Rodriguez celebrates the season with festive tunes on fiddle and Swedish nyckelharpa in a virtual concert this weekend.
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Trio Ghidorah brings classical guitar music to Virtual Little Café’s Friday concert
The classical guitar ensemble Trio Ghidorah plays a virtual concert Friday in support of its forthcoming debut album, “Dances and Fantasies.”
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How artist Ephraim Gebre came ‘full-circle’ to create ‘I Am Speaking’
In November, 21-year-old muralist Ephraim Gebre led a project honoring the late John Lewis and reconnected with his mentor Shawn Dunwoody.
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Anomaly film festival review: ‘The Columnist’
In Ivo van Aart’s dark comedy-horror film “The Columnist,” a newspaper journalist gets bloody revenge on her merciless internet trolls.
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Anomaly film festival review: ‘The Twentieth Century’
“The Twentieth Century,” an absurdist political fantasy depicting a dystopian Canada of the past, may have prescient lessons in the present.
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CITY Readers: Got art? It does a body good.
At CITY, we think underscoring the importance of the arts in our community is critical, especially in light of the ongoing health crisis.
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Joe Damelio: A scrappy, savvy defense lawyer at the top of his game
Defense lawyer Joe Damelio’s client roster runs the gamut, from prominent politicians, to police officers, to petty thieves, er, alleged petty thieves.
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This election is about character — our own
In the coming days, perhaps weeks, the election will be over and we will know what Americans value. Will we have made the right choice?
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How skateboarders shredded a 13-year-road to Rochester’s first public skatepark
The Friends of the Roc City Skatepark began a push for a public skatepark in 2008. The dream for local skaters has finally come to fruition.
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Undeath slashes its way onto the death metal scene
Self-described “skull-crushing death metal” band Undeath has made a splash on the metal scene with its first LP, “Lesions of a Different Kind.”
