Out of Sync is a tapestry of psychedelic ambient sound set to an evolving array of visuals inspired by abstract art, avant-garde film and animation, layered together and performed with a sense of improvisation and experimentation. All skits to be performed were written and directed by club members. Student-run Fowl Play Comedy Troupe practices improv, standup, and scripted comedy. Surround Sound is RIT’s premier Barber Shop group Kaminari is an all-gender group that performs all genres of Japanese music Vocal Accent is the most recent soprano/alto group and Proof of Purchase-also known as POP-is the original all-gender group. Four of RIT’s a cappella groups join forces for an hour of great vocal music. A one-man multimedia show featuring signed musical performances and storytelling by RIT alumnus JPosh, on the journey of #Adulting post-college.Ī Cappella Hour with RIT's Proof of Purchase, Vocal Accent, Surround Sound and Kaminari, 8:20-9:20 p.m. This year’s show is called It's a Mystery: poems, songs, and humor held together by a light taste of an old-fashioned murder mystery whodunnit.įred Beam, coordinator for Sunshine 2.0, performs ‘Black Deaf Male: Who Am I?’ at the Little Theatre Saturday during the Rochester Fringe Festival, which continues through Sept.
Dangerous Signs is an award-winning ASL poetry and musical performance group. Enjoy the animation, fiction, documentary, and experimental films made by students during the 2022-2023 academic year and selected by the faculty of RIT’s famed School of Film and Animation. The following will be presented at the Little Theatre, 240 East Ave.:īest Films! RIT School of Film and Animation, CC, 6-10 p.m. (* denotes interpreted CC denotes captioned). Go to the Government and Community Relations website for more details on the RIT offerings at this year’s Fringe Festival. The festival will take place in more than 30 venues in and around downtown Rochester, featuring world-renowned performers as well as up-and-comers. RIT also is a major educational sponsor of the community collaborative event. More than 500 eclectic performances were planned, and many of them were free, including all of RIT’s performances and exhibits, most held at Little Theatre #1, 240 East Ave.įree shuttlebus service to and from campus is being provided for RIT students wanting to attend the weekend events at the festival. Members of RIT’s Latin Rhythm Dance Club performed Saturday at the Little Theatre during the Rochester Fringe Festival, which continues through Sept.
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