Tickets and Shows

Mark Watters: A Life in Music

September 9th at 7:30pm

Mark Watters is a six-time Emmy Award-winning composer and conductor whose diverse career spans 400 television episodes, feature films, DVDs and video games. Mark holds the distinction of serving as music director for two Olympics ('96 & '02) and in 2002, Mark was asked by John Williams to co-conduct the Academy Awards. Mark is the director of the Beal Institute for Film Music and Contemporary Media named after Eastman alum and Emmy Award-winning composer, Jeff Beal.

Warhol: Bullet Karma

September 10th at 7:00pm

Warhol: Bullet Karma is a solo play. A darkly witty take on the American pop art icon Andy Warhol and the woman who shot him, Valerie Solanas. Set in the factory on the astral plain. Where iconic figures of the day such as Lou Reed, Capote, Edie Sedgwick; and a visiting Francis Bacon (artist) drop in. See what they all have to say about Drella and what he says about them!

9/11 Memorial Concert

September 11th at 11:00am

The prestigious Eastman Horn Choir was founded in 1968 by Verne Reynolds, professor emeritus of horn at the Eastman School of Music, who served as its director until his retirement in 1995. From its inception, the choir's mission has been to provide an expanded ensemble experience for the horn students; to acquaint them with the breadth of quality repertoire within our musical culture; and to encourage contemporary composers to create original works for multiple horns. Directed by Peter Kurau.

And Now For Something Completely Different

September 11th at 6:00pm

Austen Kelly and company, Paradigm Shift Dance Company, are back in And Now For Something Completely Different. This year has a twist: performances and stage mishaps alongside clowning and physical humor, all deliberately staged for comedic effect. Our muses? Britain's The Play that Goes Wrong and Jerome Robbins’ Mistake Waltz. Just plain fun!. For all ages.

Genesis

September 11th at 6:00pm

Everyone knows the story of Adam and Eve—from their time in the Garden of Eden to their banishment from there. Or do they? Eve is now telling her side of the story, from meeting Adam to facing the serpent, from tasting the forbidden fruit to life after Eden. Aspie Works returns to the Fringe with this solo play written by Don Nigro, directed by Aspie Works founder Justin Rielly.

The World is Waiting for the Sunrise: A Sing-along with Maggie Paxson

September 11th at 6:00pm

Join us for a sing-along concert with Maggie Paxson. She will transport us back in time, to George Eastman’s era, singing popular songs like "Over the Rainbow" and "Let’s Fall in Love." Attendees are encouraged to bring their singing voices!

Maggie is the creator of Bomb Shelter Cafes—sing-along events inspired by the collective music of embattled communities. Bomb Shelter Cafes provide opportunities for people to raise their voices in troubled times and make a moment of unity in a divided world.

THE FAMILY CROW: A Murder Mystery

September 11th at 7:00pm

A mysterious murder has rocked the Family Crow! Enter Horatio P. Corvus—Sorter Outer of Murders!

Puppets, puns, and plot twists abound in this award-winning international hit. Starring Adam Francis Proulx (Netflix, CBC, Nickelodeon). Come see the show that the Orlando Sentinel called, “Seriously funny, highflying fun!”

WINNER: Best Original Script - Orlando Fringe
WINNER: Best New Play - London Fringe
WINNER: Patrons’ Pick - Orlando Fringe
WINNER: Pick of the Fringe - Vancouver Fringe

Scoulive

September 11th at 7:00pm

Whether you're a long-time fan of John Scofield and Soulive or new to the scene, Scoulive offers an experience that resonates with the soulful energy of jazz and the infectious rhythms of funk. Prepare to be enthralled by Scoulive, where homage meets innovation in a thrilling fusion of jazz and funk! At the heart of Scoulive are Conor Kolupski, Tommy Eckerson, Nick Glover, John Bushen, Lochlan Boebel, Evan Sundquist and Chris Fischer. This is an experience you won’t want to miss!