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What if it all works out? The post Letter from the Editor | May 2026 appeared first on CITY Magazine. Arts. Music. Culture..
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Inside an old church-turned-blackbox theater on Atlantic Avenue, there’s an intimate yet polished atmosphere that suits movement-based work particularly well. That’s part of the reason MuCCC (short for Multi-use Community Cultural Center) has become a go-to venue for local dancers. From June 3-7, “dance theater x3” brings three distinct productions to the space: Rochester dance […] The post Three dance companies present June 3-7 program at MuCCC that spans genres and generations appeared first on CITY Magazine. Arts. Music. Culture..
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