Culture
Community, culture, creativity: the Bronze Collective Theatre Fest
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The annual festival, which returns next week, has been fostering community and cultural expression among artists of color since 2014.
Rochester Beacon (https://rochesterbeacon.com/author/davidr/)
The annual festival, which returns next week, has been fostering community and cultural expression among artists of color since 2014.
The English composer and lutenist died four centuries ago, but his music has retained wide popularity.
The Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra’s next season will bring back audience favorites while also offering a range of novelties.
Over the next two weekends, the festival will feature a version of a Debussy classic and 17th and 18th century Italian arias.
Over two weekends, the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra will collaborate with Garth Fagan Dance and Rochester City Ballet to present Philip Glass’ “Days and Nights in Rocinha” and excerpts from Prokofiev’s “Romeo and Juliet.”
Its production of “Persuasion,” which celebrates Austen’s 250th birthday, showcases an accomplished cast of 13 women actors.
French pianist Jean-Efflam Bavouzet brings Maurice Ravel’s complete piano music to Rochester next week.
Two contemporary operas will be staged at Kilbourn Hall next weekend, including the world premiere of “Click!”
The orchestra will perform a dozen masterpieces by the world’s most popular composer in four different concerts.
Next weekend, the Eastman School of Music will bring some of the best names in film, TV, and video game music to town.