RBTL's Auditorium Theatre is always a wonderful location to see a show. The theatre is currently…read moreunder construction and some of the outside areas were fenced in. One exciting edition I noticed on this visit were working elevators. In the past they did not have elevators which was difficult when I came to a show with my mother who has limited mobility. Very pleased to see this has been addressed by the venue. Check in process is quick. Scan your tickets and move through the security screening line. The bar had speciality drinks for the musical we were seeing, Back to the future. We purchased some candy for the show, $3 a piece. Cookies and cheese & crackers samplers were also available for purchase. You can also purchase merchandise for the show on the first floor. The theatre is gorgeous with molded ceilings and stained glass light fixtures. We were seated on the main level and the seats are comfortable. I did feel packed in at times but overall comfort was good. I would order aisle seats next time, as this is my preference. Bathrooms were very clean though the lines were crazy during intermission. I went to the lower level and it was chaos with no clear direction for the lines. I did not want to wait in this line, so I walked up to the second level. The line was shorter and the bathroom had an attendant directing the line traffic. The second floor also had a photo op area for the show and the rbtl staff took a photo for us. RBTL does a great job bringing exciting productions to town. Very happy to have the opportunity to see broadway shows in Rochester.

Lovely place to see a show. We showed up a few minutes late so they turned up the volume on the TV…read morefor us to watch the first song while we waited to go in. Staff were very friendly and helpful. The auditorium itself is beautiful. Multiple paid parking lots nearby including the back lot whih you can pre-reserve.

This is still a favorite small, locally focused theatre house. Exciting and varied 6-show season…read more Now serving wine and beer.

So much talent in the Rochester area at this small, unassuming theater on Main Street. I've been…read moregetting season tickets to Blackfriars for the past several years, and it's 100% worth it to see 6 shows over the course of a year (a combination of plays, musicals, well-known and brand new). I am always blown away by the professionalism of these performances, and it's a reasonably priced night out. Support your local small venue! Some of my favorite performances: Avenue Q, Heathers, Detroit 67, Guys & Dolls, Silent Sky, Next to Normal, Jerry's Girls.

I've been to many shows at the Lyric on the main stage and the smaller cabaret stage in the back…read more They offer a variety of things. The sound is sometimes a little wonky and the elevator is a little scary. Get there early for the best seats because most shows are general admi

Beautiful theatre that was renovated from an old church. The location is on the beautiful East Ave…read more we came here to see Holding on Through Song. The Fringe Festival puts on an excellent array of art in all its form.

I won free tickets to see Dustbowl Revival at the Nazareth Arts Center. The show was phenomenal! I…read morehadn't been to this venue before this show. It was a bit difficult for us to find it since our GPS led us through the winding campus roads. There was ample parking in front of the Arts Center which was a delightful surprise. Since we got there fairly early, we took a short stroll around the concert hall. There were beautiful sculptures and art pieces around, a cute seating area (for students I'm guessing). The evening didn't start out great. The usher literally led us to the wrong seats, on the opposite end of the theater. It was an ordeal finding our seats and the people we passed while looking for our seats were quite rude which put me in a bad mood. The seats were a bit cramped; I couldn't stand up to dance. They were comfortable enough to sit in though! The acoustics weren't fabulous from where I was sitting by the right side door. During the intermission, I stepped out. Again, the people down our row were rude and grunted at us as we tried to get passed them. The water fountain outside of the door did not work! The concessions stand only took cash and it was super crowded. I ended up going to a vending machine downstairs. The bathroom I went to (downstairs) was very clean and spacious. It was much nicer than I had expected it to be. Overall, I have mixed feelings about the Nazareth Arts Center. On the one hand, it was a pretty and clean facility with decent seats. But on the other hand there were so many small things like the incompetent usher and broken water fountain that really turned me off to it. I'm willing to give it another try and come back for another show in the future (hopefully with a different crowd).

2nd x I've come here. This time to see the "Stars of Russian Ballet". Please, the whole program…read morewas mediocre at best,some outright awful dancers. The worse Corsaire pas de deux I've seen in my entired life.

We have just viewed 'The Woman in Black'! Jan/2026! In…read moreour 55 years of marriage, we have seen a huge amount of plays-on and off Broadway as well! Geva Theatre is a secret GEM!!!! We have been there many times, traveling from Buffalo, NY, and each and every performance is spectacular and entertaining !!! The theater, itself, is comfortable and inviting- never a bad seat! We highly recommend!!! Len & Marie Grieco

I went to see Anastasia: The Musical and wanted to eat something from their cafe. I will noy order…read moreanything from there as long as kitchen staff work around food without hats or hair nets. I don't want hair in my food.

Dysfunctional! That's is all that can be said, with its lac of any form of organization. It appears…read moreit's only function to provide a job and home for certain members of management.

Terrible place and rude management. I witnessed the manager…read moreof this place yelling at an employee. Very unprofessional to do this in front of people. In dire need of a makeover. Very outdated and the bathrooms are gross. Wine was expensive! I will not go back there again. Owner is in local paper being accused of being a racist. Something terribly wrong with this guy!

So colorful and friendly!! What a great place! All the staff and teachers seem to care about each…read moreperson that enters their doors. Yesterday I saw the staff interacting with older adults that were arriving for class and seemed confused, and they were made to feel so welcome!

From the owner: Spectrum Creative Arts is an arts education and therapy center in Pittsford, NY, providing services…read moreto individuals of all ages and all abilities. In addition to offering both typical instruction and therapy services in music, visual arts, theatre, and dance, we lead a variety of programs and workshops for artists in the community.