Multi-Use Community Cultural Center

142 Atlantic Ave, Rochester, NY 14607, USA

Address:	142 Atlantic Ave, Rochester, NY 14607, USA
Site:	muccc.org
Rating:	4.4

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Cassandra Kelly

Different show nearly every weekend covering a broad range of performance. Dance shows, traditional theater, experimental theater, film fests, music, improv and sketch comedy, performance art, even the famous AcroCats! Tickets are never more than $20, and frequently workshop performances and readings of local playwrights works in progress are under $10 or even pay-what-you-will donations for this not for profit cultural venue. The small gallery space hosts a different visual artist monthly, so get there a bit early to enjoy the exhibit and claim your favorite seat for the show.

Ian Scheil

The particular theater itself has a really ghetto feel to it. The old church space does not adequately resemble a performance space in this day and age. The audience generally waits outside between performances because the lobby isnt soundproofed. The theater has little to no amenities and truly resembles a good effort however the space itself is just not conducive to a good experience. Shows are great the space is not. Take the crosses off the main,sign out front too and also please put a facade up on the front or something.

Carlos A Gomez A

Top-notch performances where any of the 9 Muses would be happy to participate: Democratic, participatory, comfortable, friendly and most relevant for tight budgets. ===> Affordable to all!

Nick Foos

This is a great small theater. Unlike some small venues, you get a great view regardless of your seat.

Anthony Mott

We went to see an art show presented by my friend Peter Elliott. Comfortable space, welcoming people.

Al Mosher

Good for small performances no seat is more than 20 feet from the stage, but small performance space

Benjamin Patterson

Cute venue for small shows. Enough parking in the area for the size of the place.

Alex Tubman

Great little theater. Shows can be hit or Miss but always a unique experience

Christopher Shabazz

Ive seen a few good plays there. Keep on with your mission. I enjoyed them.