Events for Wed, September 23rd, 2020 - Sat, October 3rd, 2020
September 2020
Martha Jones: The Struggle for Voting Rights
Martha S. Jones is Society of Black Alumni Presidential Professor and Professor of History at The Johns Hopkins University. She is a legal and cultural historian whose work examines how black Americans have shaped the story of American democracy. Professor Jones is the author of Birthright Citizens: A History of Race and Rights in Antebellum America (Cambridge University Press in 2018) and All…
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STUDIO'62 Remount: "Three Sisters Project"
Over a four week period--through text work, improv and character study—the STUDIO'62 company has crafted a new, contemporary take on the first act of Chekov’s classic play, placing the original text in direct conversation with the current political environment, as well as the extraordinary circumstances of quarantine. It was our intention to use the ZOOM platform to our advantage, rather…
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Streamed Faculty Recital - Joanna Kurkowicz, violin; Doris Stevenson, piano
Artists in Residence Joanna Kurkowicz, violin, and Doris Stevenson, piano, present "Celebrating Beethoven - An evening of sonatas for violin and piano" marking the 250th year of the composer's birth. Both works showcase the partnership of two instruments, and of the performers. At times restless and urgent, Sonata No. 4 in A Minor op. 23 is written in the classical…
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STUDIO'62 Remount: "Final Projects"
Over a four week period--through text work, improv and character study—the STUDIO'62 company has crafted a new, contemporary take on the first act of Chekov’s classic play, placing the original text in direct conversation with the current political environment, as well as the extraordinary circumstances of quarantine. It was our intention to use the ZOOM platform to our advantage, rather…
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600 Highwaymen: "A Thousand Ways" Part I, A Phone Call.
Part I, A Phone Call. One Hour. Two Strangers. An Unexpected Journey. A Thousand Ways is a work of theatre in three parts. Conceived and created to respond to the evolving experience of COVID-19 social distancing —Part I is a phone conversation, Part II is a socially-distanced encounter and Part III is a public convening once it’s safe to do…
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600 Highwaymen: "A Thousand Ways" Part I, A Phone Call.
Part I, A Phone Call. One Hour. Two Strangers. An Unexpected Journey. A Thousand Ways is a work of theatre in three parts. Conceived and created to respond to the evolving experience of COVID-19 social distancing —Part I is a phone conversation, Part II is a socially-distanced encounter and Part III is a public convening once it’s safe to do…
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600 Highwaymen: "A Thousand Ways" Part I, A Phone Call.
Part I, A Phone Call. One Hour. Two Strangers. An Unexpected Journey. A Thousand Ways is a work of theatre in three parts. Conceived and created to respond to the evolving experience of COVID-19 social distancing —Part I is a phone conversation, Part II is a socially-distanced encounter and Part III is a public convening once it’s safe to do…
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600 Highwaymen: "A Thousand Ways" Part I, A Phone Call.
Part I, A Phone Call. One Hour. Two Strangers. An Unexpected Journey. A Thousand Ways is a work of theatre in three parts. Conceived and created to respond to the evolving experience of COVID-19 social distancing —Part I is a phone conversation, Part II is a socially-distanced encounter and Part III is a public convening once it’s safe to do…
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600 Highwaymen: "A Thousand Ways" Part I, A Phone Call.
Part I, A Phone Call. One Hour. Two Strangers. An Unexpected Journey. A Thousand Ways is a work of theatre in three parts. Conceived and created to respond to the evolving experience of COVID-19 social distancing —Part I is a phone conversation, Part II is a socially-distanced encounter and Part III is a public convening once it’s safe to do…
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600 Highwaymen: "A Thousand Ways" Part I, A Phone Call.
Part I, A Phone Call. One Hour. Two Strangers. An Unexpected Journey. A Thousand Ways is a work of theatre in three parts. Conceived and created to respond to the evolving experience of COVID-19 social distancing —Part I is a phone conversation, Part II is a socially-distanced encounter and Part III is a public convening once it’s safe to do…
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