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Clue, the Play! A Night of Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre

Based on the Parker Brother’s iconic board game and the 1986 film, Cafe Theatre presents Clue, The Play!

The Music of Brazil featuring Celia Malheiros and Friends

March 30, 2012 Malheiros performs an eclectic range of music, from most sophisticated jazz harmonies and improvisations to folkloric and indigenous sounds of Brazil. The…

Loser Concert Series presents Alisa Weilerstein, cello and Inon Barnatan, piano

March 28, 2012 American cellist Alisa Weilerstein has attracted widespread attention worldwide for playing that combines a natural virtuosic command and technical precision with impassioned…

Senior Studio Art Majors’ Exhibition—Ars Longa, Vita Brevis

April 24-May 18, 2012, Beard & Weil Galleries, Watson Fine Arts.

Wheaton’s El Sistema Connection

Jorge Soto teaches children in the El Sistema program at the Conservatory Charter School in Brighton, MA.

Alex Grover

Alex Grover ’09 is keeping busy in music. By day he teaches K-8 music in the Salem, MA public school system. In the afternoons, he…

Victor Romanul, solo violin

March 23, 2012 Victor Romanul, Boston Symphony violinist and student of the late, great, Jascha Heifetz performs a free lunch recital featuring solo violin works…

Readings by the Writer: Tony Eprile

March 22, 2012 South African writer Tony Eprile is the author of Temporary Sojourner and Other South African Stories and The Persistence of Memory—named “best…

Constance Congdon presents “Is Sex Possible?”

March 20, 2012 Amherst College’s playwright-in-residence, Constance Congdon, whom Pulitzer Prize winner Tony Kushner has called ”one of the best playwrights this language has produced,”…

New Plays Festival – 2012

Twelve original student works showcased over two days, advised by associate professor of playwriting Charlotte Meehan and professor of theatre David Fox.

The Vagina Monologues

Producer Sophie Howard ’14 and director Julia McEntee ’12, present Eve Ensler’s classic piece about women’s memories and experiences of sexuality.

4th Annual Mary L. Heuser Lecture featuring Alison Syme

Entitled Paint, Pollen, Polymorphy: Sargent’s Allegorical Self-Portraits