Thornton Wilder’s play was an instant classic—and perhaps one of the most misunderstood American plays.
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RIT professor explores ‘gendered aging’ in museum debut
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Ahndraya Parlato’s “Time to Kill” at the George Eastman Museum uses imagery and writing to present a meditation on self-perception and self-worth in relation to others’ expectations.
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Rochester Fringe Festival reveals lineup
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More than 700 performances will fill 45 venues in the festival’s 15th year, with new additions including “Circus in the City.”
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An American tragedy for FLO’s festival opener
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“Glory Denied,” which starts the Finger Lakes Opera Festival’s summer season, is based on the story of the United States’ longest-held prisoner of war.
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Rochester Children and Teens Book Festival details announced
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This year’s 29th annual festival will take place on Nov. 7 at MCC and feature over 50 authors and illustrators.
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Rochester Community Players’ social media ‘Shrew’
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Shakespeare’s 400-year-old comedy takes a contemporary turn in this free outdoor production at the Highland Park Bowl.
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Trombone Shorty brings Jazz Fest to a rousing close
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Acts including Sasha Dobson, DK Harrell and Cinnamon Jones each brought something distinct to the festival’s final evening.
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At 82, Gladys Knight still reigns
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The Empress of Soul headlined a Jazz Fest evening that also featured the Orrin Evans Trio and the irresistible New Orleans charm of Doreen Ketchens.
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A little rain, but a lot of music
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Camila Meza, Everything Yes, and Galactic made Day 7 a memorable night at the Jazz Fest.
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MAG offers innovative approach to art appreciation
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The museum’s Open MIC program aims to show participants that curiosity and discussion surrounding artwork can be shared by all.
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From songbirds to electro-jazz inspired by sea creatures
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Day 6 at the Jazz Fest filled the streets and brought crowds to their feet.