Told entirely through music, “Five Minutes: Snapshots in Time” encompasses the human condition and experience in all its highs and lows....

For César Cadabes, the personal is political and the political is personal in his solo theatre piece Not My First Pandemic which had its...

Photo courtesy of Ash V Photography The house was packed and the applause was loud as Becca Schneider walked onto the stage. A homecoming...

From the moment Jason Wood’s opens his mouth, his audience is transported to the magical world of “Flour a Lore” and is taken along for...

Taking the stage at Pangea as part of “Destination New York,” Heather Frank opens her set with a crowd favorite, “Fat and Happy” by...

“Mandy Picks a Husband” features no sound or lighting cues, no costume changes or props, and no set (save two chairs). Amanda Broomell is...

“Chocoholic” is, in the following order, a bright, clever, cheeky, insightful, painful, raw, and beautiful look at addiction, its roots,...

When Franz Kafka first wrote “A Report to an Academy” in 1917, he likely didn’t expect it would ever be performed on stage. He certainly...

One look at the stage, and we know “There’s an Accordion in My Closet” will entertain. The show depicts the life of LynnMarie, a...

Obligatory interactions with backward‑walking college campus tour guides can be awkward. But they reach new levels of discomfort on tours...

To those who dare think that physics and theatre are unrelated, “A Warehouse in Rochester” begs to differ. The play doesn’t just discuss...

Anita Giovannini takes the audience on an interesting ride that, while amusing and entertaining at some moments, feels disjointed and...

“It’s not pride. It’s not stubbornness. A man has to stand for something, believe in something. What would you do?” A Nigerian actor...

A kiss is all Antonio Ligabue wants. “Gimme a kiss,” actor Marco Michel demands, as Ligabue, as he stumbles onto the stage from the back...

“With Warmest Regards” is a common valediction for letters to family or friends. The musical of that title, written and performed by...

“The Bare Knuckle” is a laidback story that struggles a bit in getting its point across. Jake Boston, who grew up in East London,...

“Can you see me?” Ellen Gould asks the audience, as she enters the sparsely furnished stage. A twinkling of piano notes accompanies her...

What happens when one larger‑than‑life personality embodies another larger‑than‑life in the case of the new off‑Broadway show “Bella...

“So, Becky, what would you like to say to your uterus?” Becky, or “Becs,” as her friends call her, has plenty to say to her uterus after...

One of the things I’ve always loved about theatre is its own inherent language ‑ a sort of secret code that only performers understand....