EPIC – Every Person Influences Children participates in Canal Side Story Time that runs every Wednesday from June 26 through August 28, 2019 from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm. The EPIC Story Time Summer Series aims to create a positive and fun environment for families and young children (up to age 8), promoting reading and a healthy lifestyle, all while learning valuable life lessons together as a family. The Story Time events incorporate educational themes and include a book reading and corresponding family activities. Each week has a different theme from our Summer Safety Kickoff to Fit & Fun, Art & Music and Super Heroes (Veterans, Police etc.) and other topics.

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

October 4 – November 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Screening on Thursdays & Saturdays, 59 minutes

Remembrance of Things Fast: True Stories Visual Lies, 1994 by John Maybury is a landmark work, in terms of its use of high-end post-production techniques and visual f/x to construct an imaginary, complex and thoroughly queer virtual landscape — one which extravagantly references the tropes and visual language of broadcast television, underground film, gay porn, drag & club culture, activist détournement, and music videos, while fluidly slipping between the boundaries separating those mediums. – Sean Capone, curator

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

October 4 – November 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Screening on Thursdays & Saturdays, 59 minutes

Remembrance of Things Fast: True Stories Visual Lies, 1994 by John Maybury is a landmark work, in terms of its use of high-end post-production techniques and visual f/x to construct an imaginary, complex and thoroughly queer virtual landscape — one which extravagantly references the tropes and visual language of broadcast television, underground film, gay porn, drag & club culture, activist détournement, and music videos, while fluidly slipping between the boundaries separating those mediums. – Sean Capone, curator

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

October 4 – November 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Screening on Thursdays & Saturdays, 59 minutes

Remembrance of Things Fast: True Stories Visual Lies, 1994 by John Maybury is a landmark work, in terms of its use of high-end post-production techniques and visual f/x to construct an imaginary, complex and thoroughly queer virtual landscape — one which extravagantly references the tropes and visual language of broadcast television, underground film, gay porn, drag & club culture, activist détournement, and music videos, while fluidly slipping between the boundaries separating those mediums. – Sean Capone, curator

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

October 4 – November 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Screening on Thursdays & Saturdays, 59 minutes

Remembrance of Things Fast: True Stories Visual Lies, 1994 by John Maybury is a landmark work, in terms of its use of high-end post-production techniques and visual f/x to construct an imaginary, complex and thoroughly queer virtual landscape — one which extravagantly references the tropes and visual language of broadcast television, underground film, gay porn, drag & club culture, activist détournement, and music videos, while fluidly slipping between the boundaries separating those mediums. – Sean Capone, curator

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

The dreadful demise of Shakespeare’s star-crossed lovers in Romeo & Juliet and the unrestrained passion of his Othello are arguably eclipsed by this rarely revived 17th Century Jacobean drama. ‘Tis Pity She’s a Whore is a tale of forbidden love, deception and gruesome revenge that will provoke the mind and disquiet the heart as Annabella and Giovanni risk all by consummating their love in defiance of society, the law and the Church. In this world rife with corruption, greed and misogyny, who will bear the blame, and who will pay the price?

Directed by ICTC Producing Director Fortunato Pezzimenti

Cast
Annabella … Anna Krempholtz
Giovanni … Jeremy Kreuzer
Signor Florio … David Oliver
Putana/Philotis … Charmagne Chi
Friar Bonaventura/Signor Donado … Christian Brandjes*
Lord Soranzo … Adriano Gatto*
Grimaldi … Ben Michael Moran
Bergetto/Cardinal … Adam Yellen
Hippolita/Poggio … Aleks Malejs*
Richardetto … Jacob Albarella
Vasques … Rolando Martin Gomez
Dancer/Banditti/Officer … Melinda Capeles

*- Members of Actors’ Equity Association

Performance Times:
Thursday-Saturday Evenings @ 7:30PM
Saturday Matinees @ 3PM
Sunday Matinees @ 2PM

*Tickets can be purchased online or through the Box Office @ 716. 853. 4282

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

October 4 – November 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Screening on Thursdays & Saturdays, 59 minutes

Remembrance of Things Fast: True Stories Visual Lies, 1994 by John Maybury is a landmark work, in terms of its use of high-end post-production techniques and visual f/x to construct an imaginary, complex and thoroughly queer virtual landscape — one which extravagantly references the tropes and visual language of broadcast television, underground film, gay porn, drag & club culture, activist détournement, and music videos, while fluidly slipping between the boundaries separating those mediums. – Sean Capone, curator

The dreadful demise of Shakespeare’s star-crossed lovers in Romeo & Juliet and the unrestrained passion of his Othello are arguably eclipsed by this rarely revived 17th Century Jacobean drama. ‘Tis Pity She’s a Whore is a tale of forbidden love, deception and gruesome revenge that will provoke the mind and disquiet the heart as Annabella and Giovanni risk all by consummating their love in defiance of society, the law and the Church. In this world rife with corruption, greed and misogyny, who will bear the blame, and who will pay the price?

Directed by ICTC Producing Director Fortunato Pezzimenti

Cast
Annabella … Anna Krempholtz
Giovanni … Jeremy Kreuzer
Signor Florio … David Oliver
Putana/Philotis … Charmagne Chi
Friar Bonaventura/Signor Donado … Christian Brandjes*
Lord Soranzo … Adriano Gatto*
Grimaldi … Ben Michael Moran
Bergetto/Cardinal … Adam Yellen
Hippolita/Poggio … Aleks Malejs*
Richardetto … Jacob Albarella
Vasques … Rolando Martin Gomez
Dancer/Banditti/Officer … Melinda Capeles

*- Members of Actors’ Equity Association

Performance Times:
Thursday-Saturday Evenings @ 7:30PM
Saturday Matinees @ 3PM
Sunday Matinees @ 2PM

*Tickets can be purchased online or through the Box Office @ 716. 853. 4282

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

Oct. 4 – Nov. 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Artist Talk: October 5, 2pm

State of the City brings together a range of artists from various backgrounds and artistic practices. Each of the projects featured in this exhibition examine different cultures, communities, and stories that make up the city of Rochester. 2019 marks the return of RoCo’s State of the City exhibitions. First launched in 2008, this occasional series of exhibitions and projects brings together artists who document and explore Upstate NY cities. Artists participating in State of the City include: Artists Sustainability Survey (ASS/ Reb Ayşe Geduk, Gary Lamaar and Ray Ray Mitrano), Meredith Davenport (Rochester, NY), David Hammond (Brooklyn, NY / b. Rochester, NY), Richmond Futch Jr. (Rochester, NY).

Image: photography by David Hammond

October 4 – November 17, 2019
Opening Reception: October 4, 6-9pm
Screening on Thursdays & Saturdays, 59 minutes

Remembrance of Things Fast: True Stories Visual Lies, 1994 by John Maybury is a landmark work, in terms of its use of high-end post-production techniques and visual f/x to construct an imaginary, complex and thoroughly queer virtual landscape — one which extravagantly references the tropes and visual language of broadcast television, underground film, gay porn, drag & club culture, activist détournement, and music videos, while fluidly slipping between the boundaries separating those mediums. – Sean Capone, curator

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UB Theatre and Dance Presents:
“GUYS AND DOLLS”

November 15-16, 2019 @ 7:30pm
November 16-17, 2019 @ 2pm
November 22-23, 2019 @ 7:30pm
November 23-24, 2019 @ 2pm

UB CENTER FOR THE ARTS
Drama Theatre
University at Buffalo North Campus
Directions: https://arts-sciences.buffalo.edu/theatre-dance/season/venues-studios-shops/directions-to-venues.html#title_0

TICKETS:
$20.00 Adult
$10.00 Student / Senior

Online Purchase: ticketfly.com/search/?q=ub center for the arts
UB Center for the Arts Box Office: 716-645-2787
Charge by phone: 877-987-6487

Set in Depression-era Times Square, Guys and Dolls is the 1955 musical about a couple of hot shot, big city gamblers and the women who love them. It features classic, enduring songs like “Luck Be a Lady” and the title track, further popularized by Frank Sinatra on subsequent studio recordings. Guest Director/Choreographer Keith Andrews has directed and choreographed musicals and plays throughout the United States, including the national tours of “The Full Monty” and “Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh.”

General Information:
Cindy Guido
(716) 645-6897
cvguido@buffalo.edu

Press Inquiries:
Rob Falgiano
(716) 645-6921
rjf3@buffalo.edu

Group Sales:
Mike Formato
(716) 645-0611
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UB Theatre and Dance Website: theatredance.buffalo.edu
UB Center for the Arts Website: ubcfa.org

The dreadful demise of Shakespeare’s star-crossed lovers in Romeo & Juliet and the unrestrained passion of his Othello are arguably eclipsed by this rarely revived 17th Century Jacobean drama. ‘Tis Pity She’s a Whore is a tale of forbidden love, deception and gruesome revenge that will provoke the mind and disquiet the heart as Annabella and Giovanni risk all by consummating their love in defiance of society, the law and the Church. In this world rife with corruption, greed and misogyny, who will bear the blame, and who will pay the price?

Directed by ICTC Producing Director Fortunato Pezzimenti

Cast
Annabella … Anna Krempholtz
Giovanni … Jeremy Kreuzer
Signor Florio … David Oliver
Putana/Philotis … Charmagne Chi
Friar Bonaventura/Signor Donado … Christian Brandjes*
Lord Soranzo … Adriano Gatto*
Grimaldi … Ben Michael Moran
Bergetto/Cardinal … Adam Yellen
Hippolita/Poggio … Aleks Malejs*
Richardetto … Jacob Albarella
Vasques … Rolando Martin Gomez
Dancer/Banditti/Officer … Melinda Capeles

*- Members of Actors’ Equity Association

Performance Times:
Thursday-Saturday Evenings @ 7:30PM
Saturday Matinees @ 3PM
Sunday Matinees @ 2PM

*Tickets can be purchased online or through the Box Office @ 716. 853. 4282