The (585) region is rich with culture and food—but sometimes, we take the work that happens behind-the-scenes for granted. Who are the players on stage
When it opened on Broadway in 1957, West Side Story was a cutting edge, raw musical, almost ahead of its time—in the vein of recent
On Tuesday night, hundreds of people trudged through snowy sidewalks toward the warm lobby of the Auditorium Theatre for the opening night of Pippin, that 1970s musical
From the moment the audience members stepped into the Auditorium Theatre on Tuesday night, there was magic in the air. Little girls flounced down the
Rochester is a very charming place to spend the holidays. Sure, there might be an unexpected blizzard warning every once in a while, but that
The Rochester Broadway Theatre League launched its 2014-2015 season on Tuesday night with Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, the Bible-based Andrew Lloyd Webber and
There’s an oft-quoted phrase in the theatrical world—credited to Oscar Wilde—which says, “I regard the theatre as the greatest of all art forms, the most
When grocery stores first opened, they were neighborhood-specific and independently owned; more closely resembling the corner bodegas still found in larger cities like New York and
When it was announced that Lauren Gunderson’s I and You won the Harold and Mimi Steinberg/American Theatre Critics Association New Play Award, I was ecstatic
Steakhouses come in all shapes and sizes, from the humble suburban sizzler to the swankiest Manhattan Delmonico. The success of a steakhouse rises and falls
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