Tickets and Shows

Vienna 1847: J.K. Mertz's Bardenklänge, Op. 13

September 13th at 6:00pm

This program is a culmination of guitarist Andrew Flory's love for Mertz's music, in which he dives into Mertz's largest collection of works and takes the listener back in time to Vienna in 1847, when this collection was published. Vienna 1847 features classical guitar from Johann Kaspar Mertz's Bardenklänge, Op.13. Andrew finds these works best capture the essence of Mertz's music, which ranges from the melancholic to the sublime.

BIODANCE/Elemental Forces Redux

September 13th at 8:00pm

BIODANCE/Missy Pfohl Smith, Dave Rivello Ensemble and W. Michelle Harris reimagine this multi-sensory dance, sound and media performance. Drawing from the elements of nature in the midst of catastrophic climate change, this show invites immersion in both the beauty and destruction all around.

Marcelo Maccagnan: Night Tales

September 14th at 8:00pm

Marcelo is an electric and upright bass player originally from Brazil. He has been an active member of the New York music scene, performing and recording with high-level musicians as a sideman but also a leader. Marcelo brings music from his recently released third album, "Night Tales," which combines jazz, rock, fusion, Brazilian and electronic music for an exciting and unique performance, while also maintaining Marcelo's signature sound on the bass.

One Man's Trash: A Repurposed Circus

September 15th at 7:00pm

Residing behind bins and beneath trash can lids, inventive acrobats, high-flying aerialists, and quirky clowns welcome you into their world for a junkyard adventure. From an inhabited space of discovery and fun, this repurposed circus turns trash into treasure. Dive into the dumpsters to see how they recycle, reuse, and reinvent rubbish into a circus extravaganza.

One Man's Trash: A Repurposed Circus

September 16th at 6:00pm

Residing behind bins and beneath trash can lids, inventive acrobats, high-flying aerialists, and quirky clowns welcome you into their world for a junkyard adventure. From an inhabited space of discovery and fun, this repurposed circus turns trash into treasure. Dive into the dumpsters to see how they recycle, reuse, and reinvent rubbish into a circus extravaganza.

One Man's Trash: A Repurposed Circus

September 16th at 8:00pm

Residing behind bins and beneath trash can lids, inventive acrobats, high-flying aerialists, and quirky clowns welcome you into their world for a junkyard adventure. From an inhabited space of discovery and fun, this repurposed circus turns trash into treasure. Dive into the dumpsters to see how they recycle, reuse, and reinvent rubbish into a circus extravaganza.

One Man's Trash: A Repurposed Circus

September 17th at 12:00pm

Residing behind bins and beneath trash can lids, inventive acrobats, high-flying aerialists, and quirky clowns welcome you into their world for a junkyard adventure. From an inhabited space of discovery and fun, this repurposed circus turns trash into treasure. Dive into the dumpsters to see how they recycle, reuse, and reinvent rubbish into a circus extravaganza.

Supersized Comedy

September 17th at 4:00pm

Stand-up comedy, feel-good songs, and interactive characters are served up hot by three curvy, funny ladies from NYC! Weight is at the heart of their comedy, but audiences will leave feeling lighter than ever. The comic sheroes are Mary Dimino (winner 'Best Female Comedian' MAC, winner 'Best Solo Show' FringeNYC, Comedy Central, NBC), Carolann Valentino (winner 'Best of Show' Canadian Fringe, VH-1, ABC), and Tracy Rosenberg (Atlantic City's Tropicana, Off-Broadway "My Big Gay Italian Wedding").

"What energy!"

"Empowering."

"They're FLABulous!"

BIODANCE/Elemental Forces Redux

September 17th at 6:30pm

BIODANCE/Missy Pfohl Smith, Dave Rivello Ensemble and W. Michelle Harris reimagine this multi-sensory dance, sound and media performance. Drawing from the elements of nature in the midst of catastrophic climate change, this show invites immersion in both the beauty and destruction all around.

Supersized Comedy

September 17th at 8:30pm

Stand-up comedy, feel-good songs, and interactive characters are served up hot by three curvy, funny ladies from NYC! Weight is at the heart of their comedy, but audiences will leave feeling lighter than ever. The comic sheroes are Mary Dimino (winner 'Best Female Comedian' MAC, winner 'Best Solo Show' FringeNYC, Comedy Central, NBC), Carolann Valentino (winner 'Best of Show' Canadian Fringe, VH-1, ABC), and Tracy Rosenberg (Atlantic City's Tropicana, Off-Broadway "My Big Gay Italian Wedding").

"What energy!"

"Empowering."

"They're FLABulous!"

Once

September 18th at 12:00pm

An Irish musician and Czech immigrant are drawn together by their love of music, and over the course of a week, an unexpected collaboration evolves into a complicated love story. Underscored by emotionally charged music from the acclaimed film, this achingly beautiful, uplifting show strikes an unforgettable chord in audiences and speaks to the power of music to connect us all. Performed by students of MT Ed, the group who previously presented "Lightning Thief," "American Idiot," and "21 Chump Street."

Supersized Comedy

September 18th at 3:00pm

Stand-up comedy, feel-good songs, and interactive characters are served up hot by three curvy, funny ladies from NYC! Weight is at the heart of their comedy, but audiences will leave feeling lighter than ever. The comic sheroes are Mary Dimino (winner 'Best Female Comedian' MAC, winner 'Best Solo Show' FringeNYC, Comedy Central, NBC), Carolann Valentino (winner 'Best of Show' Canadian Fringe, VH-1, ABC), and Tracy Rosenberg (Atlantic City's Tropicana, Off-Broadway "My Big Gay Italian Wedding").

"What energy!"

"Empowering."

"They're FLABulous!"

More Fire

September 18th at 5:00pm

fivebyfive presents "More Fire" in collaboration with More Fire Glass Studio and in celebration of the UN International Year of Glass (2022).

Watch as More Fire artists create blown glass in realtime, inspired by live music performed by fivebyfive, and take part in (safe) audience participation glass smashing!

Music by Brittney Green, Kari Telstad Sundet, Olafur Arnalds, Philip Glass, Anthony R. Green, Evan Williams and Marc Mellits.

A Night of Stars

September 18th at 7:30pm

This show reprises the nightclub acts of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Bobby Darin, Jimmy Durante, Louis Armstrong, and more. A Night of Stars also includes many definitive readings of the songs most closely identified with these famous performers. Frank Torchio performs singing and comedic impressions, and the 12-piece Russell Scarbrough Orchestra "swings like the Count."

Return To Corea

September 19th at 8:00pm

Playing within the rhythmic melodies, percussive landscapes, passionate bass lines, and experimentation Chick Corea is famous for, a cast of three musicians and one rhythm tap dancer/vocalist will reimagine jazz fusion compositions by keyboard virtuoso Corea (1941-2021). Featuring Richard DeLaney on keys (Mambo Kings, Rochester Philharmonic), David Arenius on bass (Herb Ellis, Archie Shepp), David Cohen on drums (Prime Time Funk, Soul Passengers), and Cheryl Johnson (Off Broadway, MTV, MoPop alias EMP).

Relax: Music, Movement, and Mindfulness

September 20th at 8:00pm

Led by Rochester newcomer Greg Woodsbie - whose work bridges music, dance, and mindfulness - and featuring some of the city’s best dancers (Mariah Maloney, Stevie Oakes, Sarah Jacobs, Andrew Evans) and musicians (bassist Kyle Vock, drummer Aaron Staebell, violinist Anaar Desai-Stephens), “Relax” is a performance paired with mindfulness tasks for the audience, from brief suggestions to guided meditations. This is an invitation to a restorative evening of entertainment and a gentle inquiry into how the mind co-creates an artistic experience.

Roses & Revolutions

September 21st at 8:00pm

Indie/alt group Roses & Revolutions has consistently mesmerized and enchanted audiences with their originals and and eerily haunting covers. Their debut single “The Pines” bubbled up as a fan favorite with tens of millions of streams and high-profile syncs on NETFLIX, ABC, NBC, and beyond.

Jeff Mamett: Unplugged

September 22nd at 6:00pm

Jeff Mamett is a storyteller influenced by writers like Guy Clark and John Prine. After years as a sideman recording and touring with various artists, he began writing and singing his own songs. His album, "Carry Me Back," was critically acclaimed and Jeff's music has been described as "a cattle drive down the plains with a cowboy poet... He paints vivid worlds...”

A Magic Show with Jordan Rooks

September 22nd at 8:00pm

Las Vegas magician Jordan Rooks has traveled to over 10 different countries to perform his own unique style of magic and worked with the best entertainers in Vegas. His show brings a unique twist of storytelling, illusions, escapes, and sleight of hand. Orlando Weekly, covering the Orlando Fringe, wrote, “Rooks displays his technical mastery of standard sleight-of-hand and mentalism effects. His methods are especially innovative. With his amiable, understated stage presence, you can’t help rooting for Rooks.”

A Magic Show with Jordan Rooks

September 23rd at 6:00pm

Las Vegas magician Jordan Rooks has traveled to over 10 different countries to perform his own unique style of magic and worked with the best entertainers in Vegas. His show brings a unique twist of storytelling, illusions, escapes, and sleight of hand. Orlando Weekly, covering the Orlando Fringe, wrote, “Rooks displays his technical mastery of standard sleight-of-hand and mentalism effects. His methods are especially innovative. With his amiable, understated stage presence, you can’t help rooting for Rooks.”