SEPTEMBER 2010
Tuesday, September 7
A Talk with Artist Lucy Slivinski
A talk with Chicago-based artist Lucy Slivinski about her exhibition, Inspired Terrains: Celestial Light in a Forest of Love. “In the land of love, there Is no garbage.”
6-8 p.m., Klein Lecture Hall
Wednesday, September 8
Lucy Slivinski Exhibition, Opening Reception
Chicago-based artist Lucy Slivinski’s site-specific installation, Inspired Terrains: Celestial Light in a Forest of Love, will be on viewin the Freedman Gallery through October 14. Part of this year’s celebration of “Women in the Arts.”
7-9 p.m., Freedman Gallery
Tuesday, September 21
Roots of Cuban Music
Presented as part of Hispanic Heritage Month, this event will feature traditional Cuban music with discussion of the different instruments and the music itself.
7 p.m., Roop Hall
Saturday, September 25
Majore Piano Trio
Violinist Johannes Dietrich, cellist Marie-Aline Cadieux and pianist Rebecca Butler are featured. Part of this year’s celebration of “Women in the Arts.”
7:30 p.m., Roop Hall
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OCTOBER 2010
Friday, October 1
Saturday, October 2
Arabian Nights by Mary Zimmerman; presented by the Domino Players
Wronged by a woman, King Shahryah marries a new queen every night and has her executed the next morning. When Scheherezade is forced to be his next “Queen” she tells him a story that night. Wanting to know how it ends, the king allows her to live another night…and another and another. Night after night she spins stories of romance and adventure, magic and bawdy humor. Will her stories intrigue the king long enough to avoid her fate? Part of this year’s celebration of “Women in the Arts.”
8 p.m., Wachovia Theatre
Sunday, October 3
Arabian Nights by Mary Zimmerman; presented by the Domino Players
Wronged by a woman, King Shahryah marries a new queen every night and has her executed the next morning. When Scheherezade is forced to be his next “Queen” she tells him a story that night. Wanting to know how it ends, the king allows her to live another night…and another and another. Night after night she spins stories of romance and adventure, magic and bawdy humor. Will her stories intrigue the king long enough to avoid her fate? Part of this year’s celebration of “Women in the Arts.”
2:30 p.m., Wachovia Theatre
Thursday, October 7
Friday, October 8
Saturday, October 9
Arabian Nights by Mary Zimmerman, presented by the Domino Players
Wronged by a woman, King Shahryah marries a new queen every night and has her executed the next morning. When Scheherezade is forced to be his next “Queen” she tells him a story that night. Wanting to know how it ends, the king allows her to live another night…and another and another. Night after night she spins stories of romance and adventure, magic and bawdy humor. Will her stories intrigue the king long enough to avoid her fate? Part of this year’s celebration of “Women in the Arts.”
8 p.m., Wachovia Theatre
Thursday, October 21
Kit Rank Exhibition, Opening Reception
Kit Rank’s exhibition of paintings will be on view in the Freedman Gallery through December 10. Part of this year’s celebration of “Women in the Arts.”
5-7 p.m., Freedman Gallery
Friday, October 22
Trio Voronezh
(Sponsored by the Star Series in conjunction with Albright College Concert Series)
Classically trained at the conservatory in Voronezh, award-winning Russian musicians expertly play traditional instruments of the region.
7:30 p.m., Roop Hall
Saturday, October 23
Fall/Pops Choral Concert
7:30 p.m., Memorial Chapel
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NOVEMBER 2010
Saturday, November 6
Glacier Landscapes
This multi-media concert event is the Reading premier of Jill Haley’s latest collection of original works for oboe, English horn, piano and guitar, composed as a response to a visit to Glacier National Park. Part of this year’s celebration of “Women in the Arts.”
7:30 p.m., Roop Hall
Friday, November 12
Saturday, November 13
Eurydice by Sarah Ruhl, presented by the Domino Players
This show is a haunting and rhapsodic reimagining of the Orpheus myth by Pulitzer Price nominee, Sarah Ruhl. After dying on her wedding day, Eurydice travels to Hades where she is reunited with her long lost father. Her bridegroom, the great musician, Orpheus, journeys through the Underworld intent on bringing Eurydice back to the land of the living, but soon discovers that his new bride is torn between her romantic love of him and her unconditional love for her father.
8 p.m., Wachovia Theatre
Sunday, November 14
Eurydice by Sarah Ruhl, presented by the Domino Players
This show is a haunting and rhapsodic reimagining of the Orpheus myth by Pulitzer Price nominee, Sarah Ruhl. After dying on her wedding day, Eurydice travels to Hades where she is reunited with her long lost father. Her bridegroom, the great musician, Orpheus, journeys through the Underworld intent on bringing Eurydice back to the land of the living, but soon discovers that his new bride is torn between her romantic love of him and her unconditional love for her father.
Theatre Luncheon 1 p.m., show 2:30 p.m., Wachovia Theatre
Thursday, November 18
Friday, November 19
Saturday, November 20
Eurydice by Sarah Ruhl, presented by the Domino Players
This show is a haunting and rhapsodic reimagining of the Orpheus myth by Pulitzer Price nominee, Sarah Ruhl. After dying on her wedding day, Eurydice travels to Hades where she is reunited with her long lost father. Her bridegroom, the great musician, Orpheus, journeys through the Underworld intent on bringing Eurydice back to the land of the living, but soon discovers that his new bride is torn between her romantic love of him and her unconditional love for her father.
8 p.m., Wachovia Theatre
Saturday, November 20
Symphonic Band Fall Concert
4 p.m., Memorial Chapel
Saturday, December 4
Fall Chamber Orchestra Concert
7:30 p.m., Memorial Chapel
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DECEMBER 2010
Sunday, December 5
Fall Jazz Band and Small Ensembles Concert
3 p.m., Roop Hall
Tuesday, December 7
Thursday, December 9
Don’t Shoot the Messenger: an evening of monologues from Ancient Greece
7:30, Wachovia Theatre
Saturday, December 11
Holiday Choral Concert
7:30 p.m., Memorial Chapel
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