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Readings by the Writer: Steve Almond

March 10, 2016Steve Almond spent seven years as a newspaper reporter in Texas and Florida before writing his first book, the story collection My Life…

Preparing for a Life in Musical Theatre featuring Tony Humrichouser

March 5, 2016 Tony Humrichouser, an award-winning actor, choreographer and director from New York presents a program about pursuing work in musical theatre. He will…

The Philosopher as Artist

March 7, 2016Raphael Sassower, Professor of Philosophy at University of Colorado (Colorado Springs), has written on subjects from the avant-garde and post-capitalism to technoscience and…

Does the Media Make Self-Governance Impossible?

Professor Lessig presents a lecture linking the current structure of political media to the possibilities for self-governance.

Readings by the Writer: Ross Gay

February 4, 2016 Ross Gay will read from his most recent collection of poems, Catalog of Unabashed Gratitude (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2015), which was…

SEX/BODY/SELF featuring Tim Miller

February 4, 2016 Internationally acclaimed LGBTQ activist and performance artist Tim Miller will perform parts of his new show which explores the “what comes next”…

Body Maps

February 6, 2016 Visiting artist Tim Miller joins Associate Professor of Theatre Stephanie Burlington Daniels’ “Theatre and Social Change” class for a weeklong residency culminating…

Great Woods Chamber Orchestra featuring Daniel Bernard Roumain

May 8, 2016Visiting Artist, hip-hop violinist and composer Roumain (DBR) performs his Rosa Parks Symphony with the GWCO as part of the culmination of his…

Flowers of Polynesia

March 2, 2016Carolyn Castro and Napua O’ Polynesia (“Flowers of Polynesia”) will perform ancient (Kahiko) and contemporary (Auana) Hawaiian Hula styles along with an array…

Theories of the Earth: Beth Lipman and Lauren Fensterstock

January 28 – April 9, 2016 Beard & Weil Galleries, Watson Fine Arts

DBR Collaborates with Wheaton Students

World-renowned violinist and composer Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR) opened up a year-long residency at Wheaton with a collaborative performance in the Kresge Experimental Theatre on October 1,…

The Playwright in Life and Art

October 27, 2015 A conversation with playwright Will Eno on language, culture and the sublime. Mary Lyon Hall, May Room, 5:30 p.m.