Theatre in the Rochester, NY Area
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- Blackfriars Theatre.
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- Bristol Valley Theater.
"Bristol Valley Theater (BVT) is a professional summer theater in Naples,
NY, at the south end of Canandaigua Lake in the Finger Lakes region, one
hour south of Rochester and one hour north of Corning. Performances run
from June 13 to September 1. Five shows are produced in 13 weeks, plus one
children’s show that runs two weeks with a week of local touring. The
schedule is fast-paced; the atmosphere is welcoming, hard-working,
professional and fun. Housing is provided by BVT. We are a non-Equity
theater, but some special appearance contracts are offered to Equity
actors."
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- The Downstairs Cabaret
Theatre. "The Downstairs Cabaret Theatre is a live,
professional, not-for-profit (501-c-3) theatre, producing musicals,
comedies, dramas, new works, and cabaret artists in a year-round,
repertory schedule. Since its inception in 1983, the Downstairs Cabaret
has made its mark in the Rochester community by producing a diverse
offering of musicals and plays. Mostly known locally and nationally for
developing NUNSENSE and producing the world premiere of FOREVER PLAID, DCT
has always been an important player in the development of new works."
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- Geva Theatre.
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- JCC Center for the
Arts. "The JCC presents a variety of live performances each
season in the Alfred and Ida Hart Theatre. Community participation is
welcome, both as audience members and “behind the scenes.” If you’d like
to be a Center Stage volunteer, please call the JCC Arts Department at
(716) 461-2000, ext. 235."
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- Mercury Opera.
"Rochester Opera Factory is a newly formed chorus of volunteer singers,
with a focus on high quality local performances of opera and opera scenes.
ROF rehearses weekly and performs regularly. Formed in September of 1999
and incorporated as a not-for-profit corporation in New York State in
January of 2000, the group is now in its second season."
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- National Technical Institute for
the Deaf Performing Arts.
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of the Rochester Institute of Technology. NITD is located on the RIT
campus.
- Nazareth College Arts
Center. "The Nazareth College Arts Center, which houses the
departments of Theater Arts, Music, and Art, has welcomed more than two
million people to performances since it opened in 1967. The facility
welcomes approximately 65,000 people annually, including 24,500 children
at school performances. The Arthur J. and Marie M. Callahan Theater s a
thrust stage with seating for 1,128 people."
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- Rochester Community
Players. "RCP has been continuously producing theater in
Rochester, NY since 1925. RCP's Shakespeare Players perform an annual free
Shakespeare Production at the Highland Park Bowl each July. RCP's Irish
Players of Rochester are members of the Acting Irish International Theater
Festival, and perform at the festival each Spring. RCP produces Poe
Stories, dramatizations and readings from the works of Edgar Allen Poe
each October."
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- The Shaw Festival.
Niagara on the Lake. "The Shaw Festival is one of the largest
repertory companies in North America, and the only theatre in the world
that specializes in plays written by Bernard Shaw and his contemporaries
(1856-1950): "plays about the beginning of the modern world."
Our productions run from April to November each year, in three different
theatres. Here you can see up to a dozen plays performed by one of the
world's finest acting companies, in a beautiful village just 20 minutes
down-river from Niagara Falls and only two hours from Toronto."
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- Shipping Dock Theatre.
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- The School
of Arts and Performance at SUNY College at Brockport.
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- The Stratford
Festival of Canada. "At the end of the 1956 season, the giant
canvas tent that housed the Stratford Festival's first four seasons was
dismantled for the last time to make way for a permanent home for the
Festival. Faced with the difficulties of working in Stratford's snow-belt
location, 150 construction workers raced to meet the summer deadline. By
January 26, 1957, when the cornerstone was laid by His Excellency the
Right Honourable Vincent Massey, Governor General of Canada, the building
had already taken recognizable shape. It was formally dedicated on Sunday,
June 30, and the 1957 season opened the next night with a performance of
Hamlet. The building won its designer, Robert Fairfield, the 1958 Massey
Gold Medal for Architecture. At the end of the 1996 season, work began on
a multi-million-dollar renewal of the Festival Theatre's auditorium and
front-of-house. The new facilities, designed by the award-winning
architectural firm of Kuwabara Payne McKenna Blumberg, were completed in
time for the opening of the 1997 season, and were officially opened by Her
Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on June 28, 1997."
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- UpStage3 / Magical Journey Thru
Stages (Stages). "'STAGES ' is Rochester's only Musical Revue
Ensemble group which produces and performs their show as a fundraising
event in conjunction with not-for-profit organizations to benefit their
specific cause. Nurturing and supporting regionally talented performers in
the field of theater arts further enhances this purpose."
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