Tickets and Shows

As part of the 2026 Rochester Fringe Festival, the International Plaza presents Europa, a high-energy tribute to Carlos Santana, on Saturday, September 19 from 1–5 PM. Enjoy powerful renditions of classics like “Black Magic Woman,” “Oye Como Va,” and “Europa” in a vibrant open-air celebration of Latin rock, culture, and community. Bring your dancing shoes for an unforgettable afternoon.

Length: 200 Minutes
Tickets: Not Required
Venue: The International Plaza
Genre: Music

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Charming Disaster's Musical Oracle

September 19th at 8:00pm

Length: 60 Minutes
Tickets: Required
Venue: School of the Arts: Black Box Theatre
Genre: Music

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Music as Medicine: Intercutural Healing Through Song

September 20th at 5:00pm

Mount Hope World Singers, (Annika Bentley), composers and musical

artists Ken Luk, (mbira), Leah Oh, (pipa), and Alyssa Rodriguez,

(nyckelharpa), and choreographer Donetta Tchoroleev will present an

immersive, mulit-disciplinary concert which will draw on and reinterpret

global historical examples of music as medicine, creating a

transformative new work and audience experience focused on common

humanity and emphasizing healing connection.

Length: 60 Minutes
Tickets: Required
Venue: Blackfriars Theatre
Genre: Multidisciplinary

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The Russell Beckett Show

September 20th at 6:00pm

A young woman surprises a doctor and his wife with a donation that affects all of their lives, especially the couple's. An old woman recounts her life's memories with only her mouth to be seen, and her recollections to be questioned from within. Canadian author Craig Russell's comedy "Donation" and Samuel Beckett's powerful monologue "Not I" complete this unique double bill from the TANYS-winning theater company Aspie Works.

Length: 55 Minutes
Tickets: Required
Venue: School of the Arts: Black Box Theatre
Genre: Theatre

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The Russell Beckett Show

September 26th at 6:00pm

A young woman surprises a doctor and his wife with a donation that affects all of their lives, especially the couple's. An old woman recounts her life's memories with only her mouth to be seen, and her recollections to be questioned from within. Canadian author Craig Russell's comedy "Donation" and Samuel Beckett's powerful monologue "Not I" complete this unique double bill from the TANYS-winning theater company Aspie Works.