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BWW Review: Blackfriars Theatre Explores Race Riots and the Civil Rights Movement with DETROIT '67
There are few forces more powerful than that of family, friendship, love and home.
BWW Review: SUMMER: THE DONNA SUMMER MUSICAL at Rochester Broadway Theatre League
The Rochester Broadway Theatre League opens its 2019-2020 season with a glitzy, glamorous, and soulful look at the queen of the disco era, Donna Summer.
BWW Review: Blackfriars' Summer Intensive Presents THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE
To an outsider, the world of competitive spelling may not seem like one that's brimming with tension and intrigue.
Waitress Closes the Rochester Broadway Theatre League Season
You don't have to be a talented baker (and I certainly am not) to appreciate a show that uses pie as a metaphor for life.
Screen Plays' Black Comedy De-Lights
Peter Shaffer's farce Black Comedy delights based on one absurd premise.
REVIVAL: THE RESURRECTION OF SON HOUSE at Geva Theatre
To close out their 2018-2019 season Rochester's Geva Theatre chose a piece with deep historical, musical, and local significance.
BWW Review: HAMILTON at Auditorium Theatre
At this point-four years after it premiered on Broadway and took the world by storm, earning a record 16 Tony nominations and making Lin Manuel-Miranda a household name --it seems a superfluous task to write a review of Hamilton.
BWW Review: THE ROYALE at Geva Theatre
The Royale, the 2015 play by Marco Ramirez currently playing in Geva Theatre's Fielding Stage, isn't as much about boxing as it is about race, greatness, and a man who's moving faster than the world around him.
BWW Review: NATIVE GARDENS at Geva Theatre
Nothing encapsulates Native Gardens like its standout line 'Old neighbors, new neighbors.
BWW Review: INDECENT Comes to the JCC CenterStage
Indecent, currently playing at JCC's CenterStage Theatre, is one of the company's most ambitious productions to date because of its cultural significance, its significance in Jewish history, and the fact that this is its first time being staged in the Rochester area.
MAURITIUS at Blackfriars Theatre
When you think of stories that are wildly captivating, real edge-of-your-seat stuff, you probably think of heist thrillers, gangster films, warfare and the like.
BWW Review: IT'S A BIRD...IT'S A PLANE...IT'S SUPERMAN at TYKES
Tykes (Theatre Young Kinds Enjoy Seeing) returns to the JCC Hart Theatre for a thrilling adventure that will excite and entertain the whole family.
BWW Review: YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU Still Entertains After 80+ Years
Rochester's Screen Plays continues what it does best with their current production of You Can't Take it With You: present Hollywood's most iconic stories in the small, intimate setting of the Multi-Use Community Cultural Center (referred to by most as 'The MuCCC').
