CenterStage, ’62 Center
Past Events
July 2018
Studio'62 presents SHORTS AND SCENES
The first public performance by Studio'62 is Saturday at 7:30pm in the CenterStage. This showcase is the product of the company’s collaboration with guest artists. Free admission. Reservations call x2758 or email studio62@williams.edu.
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Studio 60-Tunes!
Come see the Studio '62 company performance songs, mostly of the musical theatre variety, that they've spent the week workshopping with Michael Winther and Ben Moss.
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Studio'62 Presents: Hit the Lights! Theater Co's DUNGEON
In conjunction with Studio'62, Hit the Lights! Theatre Co, an Ars Nova company in residence, presents DUNGEON on Friday night at 7:30 in the CenterStage.
Find out more »August 2018
Trains, Boats, Birth and Death: Studio'62 Final Projects
An event every day that begins at 7:30pm, repeating until Fri, August 10th, 2018
Come join the 2018 cast of Studio'62, Williams' Summer Theatre Lab, in CenterStage as they present their final projects. These short plays are a combination of pre-existing scripts and original plays written by Studio'62 students.
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Trains, Boats, Birth and Death: Studio'62 Final Projects
An event every day that begins at 7:30pm, repeating until Fri, August 10th, 2018
Come join the 2018 cast of Studio'62, Williams' Summer Theatre Lab, in CenterStage as they present their final projects. These short plays are a combination of pre-existing scripts and original plays written by Studio'62 students.
Find out more »
Trains, Boats, Birth and Death: Studio'62 Final Projects
An event every day that begins at 7:30pm, repeating until Fri, August 10th, 2018
Come join the 2018 cast of Studio'62, Williams' Summer Theatre Lab, in CenterStage as they present their final projects. These short plays are a combination of pre-existing scripts and original plays written by Studio'62 students.
Find out more »September 2018
"Trains, Boats, Birth & Death" A showcase of the 2018 STUDIO'62 projects
An event every day that begins at 7:30pm, repeating until Sat, September 29th, 2018
Trains, Boats, Birth & Death is the product of seven weeks of intensive training and classwork by the ten undergraduate members of the STUDIO’62 company. Under the direction of Artistic Program Director Kevin O’Rourke, Trains, Boats, Birth & Death showcases student work on four original projects and two short plays written by established playwrights. The evening of collaborative work encompasses…
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"Trains, Boats, Birth & Death" A showcase of the 2018 STUDIO'62 projects
An event every day that begins at 7:30pm, repeating until Sat, September 29th, 2018
Trains, Boats, Birth & Death is the product of seven weeks of intensive training and classwork by the ten undergraduate members of the STUDIO’62 company. Under the direction of Artistic Program Director Kevin O’Rourke, Trains, Boats, Birth & Death showcases student work on four original projects and two short plays written by established playwrights. The evening of collaborative work encompasses…
Find out more »November 2018
Performative Ethics: Ju Yon Kim: The Face Behind the Paper: Race, Casting, and Suspicion.
This event is part of the yearlong lecture series Performative Ethics: Embodied Representation in the Commons. This talk will explore the relationship between the unusual casting notes for Professor of English at Harvard University, Julia Cho’s The Piano Teacher and performances of the play. It proposes that the disjuncture between script and performance stages a confrontation among an insistence on colorblindness,…
Find out more »January 2019
I/O Festival 2019 - BEARTHOVEN: American Dream
BEARTHOVEN: American Dream New music for piano, bass, and percussion Sarah Hennies: Spectral Malsconcities (U.S. Premiere) Scott Wollschleger: American Dream Bearthoven is a piano trio creating a new repertoire for a familiar instrumentation by commissioning works from leading young composers. Karl Larson (piano), Pat Swoboda (bass), and Matt Evans (percussion) have combined their individual voices and diverse musical backgrounds, coming…
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I/O Festival 2019 - After Hours
AFTER HOURS: Featuring Bearthoven and the Chamber Orchestra of Williams Music by Philip Glass, Scott Wollschleger, and Sarah Hennies After Hours is a late night program of new sounds and jagged grooves presented in an intimate, informal setting. COMPLETE SLATE OF I/O FEST EVENTS THURSDAY, JAN 10, 7:30 PM, ’62 Center BEARTHOVEN: American Dream New music for piano,…
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I/O Festival 2019 - I/O ENSEMBLE
I/O ENSEMBLE Featuring Daniel Schreiner ‘14, Piano Music by Natacha Diels, Sato Matsui ‘14, Dylan Schneider, and Anna Thorvaldsdottir I/O Ensemble is joined by guest composer, Sato Matsui ‘14, and pianist Daniel Schreiner ‘14 for a program featuring important new voices from the U.S., Europe, and our own Williams community. COMPLETE SLATE OF I/O FEST EVENTS THURSDAY, JAN 10,…
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I/O Festival 2019 - IOTA Ensemble
IOTA Ensemble: To The Hands Featuring Caroline Shaw’s meditation on suffering and refuge, To The Hands, for voices and strings, and works by young Williams-based composers. COMPLETE SLATE OF I/O FEST EVENTS THURSDAY, JAN 10, 7:30 PM, ’62 Center BEARTHOVEN: American Dream New music for piano, bass, and percussion Sarah Hennies: Spectral Malsconcities (U.S. Premiere) Scott Wollschleger:…
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A Traditional Chinese Tea Ceremony in Celebration of the Lunar New Year 2019
A traditional Chinese tea ceremony will be performed by Haiyan Feng, certified tea master, guzheng performer, and healer in celebration of the Chinese Lunar New Year. Join us for a sampling of tea and snacks after the performance.
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600 Highwaymen: "The Fever"
An event every day that begins at 8:00pm, repeating until Sat, February 9th, 2019
The Fever tests the limits of individual and collective responsibility, and our willingness to be there for one another. Performed in complete collaboration with the audience, The Fever examines how we assemble, organize and care for the bodies around us. Who will you be when our eyes are on you? What will we see when we all look your way? There…
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600 Highwaymen: "The Fever"
An event every day that begins at 8:00pm, repeating until Sat, February 9th, 2019
The Fever tests the limits of individual and collective responsibility, and our willingness to be there for one another. Performed in complete collaboration with the audience, The Fever examines how we assemble, organize and care for the bodies around us. Who will you be when our eyes are on you? What will we see when we all look your way? There…
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Club Zambezi Dance Party
Zambezi marimba band plays music of the world with heavy African influence. Club Zambezi Dance Party combines an exciting musical fusion with irresistible dance beats. Founded in 1992, Zambezi was originally inspired by traditional Zimbabwean marimba bands. The musicians of Zambezi perform on specially designed and custom made marimbas -- the Zambezi group has an even wider range than its…
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Club Zambezi Dance Party!
All are invited to dance it up and feel the heat blazing from the fire we call the Club Zambezi Dance Party! Bring yourself, bring a friend, bring the family to listen and dance to the amazing music. Inspired by traditional Zimbabwean music as well as contemporary African styles, Zambezi’s chromatic marimbas are hybrids, combining tempered tuning with a rich…
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Club Zambezi Dance Party!
All are invited to dance it up and feel the heat blazing from the fire we call the Club Zambezi Dance Party! Bring yourself, bring a friend, bring the family to listen and dance to the amazing music. Inspired by traditional Zimbabwean music as well as contemporary African styles, Zambezi’s chromatic marimbas are hybrids, combining tempered tuning with a rich…
Find out more »March 2019
"The Last Days of Judas Iscariot"
An event every day that begins at 7:30pm, repeating until Sun, March 10th, 2019
One event on Sat, March 9th, 2019 at 2:00pm
The Williams Theatre Department is proud to present Pulitzer Prize winner Stephen Adly Guirgis' The Last Days of Judas Iscariot directed by Shadi Ghaheri and dramaturgy by Catherine Rodríguez. Despite Judas’s common perception as the “villain,” his motivation for betraying Jesus remains ambiguous. Who is worthy of forgiveness? Today, every single person is seeking justice, but no one’s definition of…
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"The Last Days of Judas Iscariot"
An event every day that begins at 7:30pm, repeating until Sun, March 10th, 2019
One event on Sat, March 9th, 2019 at 2:00pm
The Williams Theatre Department is proud to present Pulitzer Prize winner Stephen Adly Guirgis' The Last Days of Judas Iscariot directed by Shadi Ghaheri and dramaturgy by Catherine Rodríguez. Despite Judas’s common perception as the “villain,” his motivation for betraying Jesus remains ambiguous. Who is worthy of forgiveness? Today, every single person is seeking justice, but no one’s definition of…
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Performative Ethics: Brunch and conversation with Shadi Ghaheri and Cat Rodriguez.
The Dish. A brunch and conversation with two theatre makers: Shadi Ghaheri is a theatre director and choreographer from Iran, based in New York City, and Cat Rodriguez is a dramaturg. Theater makers turned hosts Shadi Ghaheri (Iran) and Catherine María Rodríguez (US/Nicaragua) serve up their thoughts on a sampling of topics, from dismantling rehearsal room hierarchies and WOC-informed approaches…
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"The Last Days of Judas Iscariot"
An event every day that begins at 2:00pm, repeating until Sun, March 10th, 2019
One event on Sat, March 9th, 2019 at 2:00pm
The Williams Theatre Department is proud to present Pulitzer Prize winner Stephen Adly Guirgis' The Last Days of Judas Iscariot directed by Shadi Ghaheri and dramaturgy by Catherine Rodríguez. Despite Judas’s common perception as the “villain,” his motivation for betraying Jesus remains ambiguous. Who is worthy of forgiveness? Today, every single person is seeking justice, but no one’s definition of…
Find out more »
"The Last Days of Judas Iscariot"
An event every day that begins at 7:30pm, repeating until Sun, March 10th, 2019
One event on Sat, March 9th, 2019 at 2:00pm
The Williams Theatre Department is proud to present Pulitzer Prize winner Stephen Adly Guirgis' The Last Days of Judas Iscariot directed by Shadi Ghaheri and dramaturgy by Catherine Rodríguez. Despite Judas’s common perception as the “villain,” his motivation for betraying Jesus remains ambiguous. Who is worthy of forgiveness? Today, every single person is seeking justice, but no one’s definition of…
Find out more »
"The Last Days of Judas Iscariot"
An event every day that begins at 7:30pm, repeating until Sun, March 10th, 2019
One event on Sat, March 9th, 2019 at 2:00pm
The Williams Theatre Department is proud to present Pulitzer Prize winner Stephen Adly Guirgis' The Last Days of Judas Iscariot directed by Shadi Ghaheri and dramaturgy by Catherine Rodríguez. Despite Judas’s common perception as the “villain,” his motivation for betraying Jesus remains ambiguous. Who is worthy of forgiveness? Today, every single person is seeking justice, but no one’s definition of…
Find out more »April 2019
Performative Ethics: The (Superdome) Basement Tapes: Black Feminist Sonic Revolutions in the Archive
A conversation with Daphne Brooks. This talk considers the underground performance practices of four black women musicians: jazz vocalist Cecile McLorin Salvant, the mysterious blues duo Geeshie Wiley and Elvie Thomas, and superstar pop icon Beyonce. It considers the ways that each of these artists have produced repertoires that amount to laboratories wherein cultural memory and future possibility intersect and yield…
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Student Choreographer's Coalition: In Motion
The Student Choreographers’ Coalition (StuCho) is made specifically for student choreographers who wish to present original works in a student-oriented space. For StuCho’s first ever performance, we will presenting work from several student choreographers including Alexia Barandiaran, Micaela Foreman, Michelle Garcia, Alex Krstic, Dew Maskati, Grace Mazzarella, Aayushi Pramanik, Joelle Troiano, and Emma York. Come and support your favorite student choreographers in their original…
Find out more »May 2019
CoDa: "Community Spirits"
with special guest artists from Albany Berkshire Ballet. The CoDa spring performances are the culmination of the company’s year of training and creative work, and encompass a wide range of choreographic styles and voices. Each year is completely unique, so concerts can include faculty creations, reconstructions of historic works, student choreography, guest artist choreography, and interdisciplinary collaborations, often with live…
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CoDa: "Community Spirits"
with special guest artists from Albany Berkshire Ballet. The CoDa spring performances are the culmination of the company’s year of training and creative work, and encompass a wide range of choreographic styles and voices. Each year is completely unique, so concerts can include faculty creations, reconstructions of historic works, student choreography, guest artist choreography, and interdisciplinary collaborations, often with live…
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Drag Me! Ethics, Performance and the Politics of Drag
PANEL: Fauxnique, Lawhore Vagisthan, Julie Cassiday (Professor of Russian), Roxana A. Blancas-Curiel (Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow in Mexican Literature and Cultural Production) MODERATOR: Gregory Mitchell (Associate Professor of WGSS) Presented by the Program in Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies in collaboration with the Off-CenterSeries, and Performative Ethics. This event is part of the yearlong lecture series Performative Ethics: Embodied Representation in the…
Find out more »July 2019
STUDIO'62: Early Works
Works under consideration and workshop projects from the first two weeks of STUDIO’62. Williams College Theatre Department begins its second season of STUDIO'62, the 7-week summer immersion program for current Williams undergraduates. Designed to foster deep learning through creative experimentation, Studio'62 provides students with an intensive, collaborative immersion in the art and practice of making theatre. The program consists of…
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STUDIO'62: THE ORESTEIA, a concert of a work in progress
Following a week-long development with Studio'62 and a residency at Judson Memorial Church over the past year, this adaptation of THE ORESTEIA by Nate Weida, Micah Bucey, and Mia Hull '17, uses the stories that haunt us to weave together narratives of hopelessness, family, and rebellion. For reservations contact studio62@williams.edu.
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STUDIO'62: TEACH/TEACH. A new play by Amanda Keating, '12
STUDIO'62 presents a staged reading of a new play by Guest Artist Amanda Keating '12, directed by Molly Clifford.
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STUDIO'62: HIT THE LIGHTS!
A performance from the NYC based theatre ensemble HIT THE LIGHTS!
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STUDIO'62: The Final Projects
An event every day that begins at 7:30pm, repeating until Sat, August 10th, 2019
Outer Space, Outer Time is the product of seven weeks of intensive training and coursework by the ten undergraduate members of the STUDIO'62 company. Under the direction of Artistic Program Director Kevin O'Rourke, Outer Space, Outer Time showcases original plays alongside work by established playwrights, including a play by Amanda Keating '12, who led this year's playwriting workshop with the STUDIO'62 company. The evening…
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STUDIO'62: The Final Projects
An event every day that begins at 7:30pm, repeating until Sat, August 10th, 2019
Outer Space, Outer Time is the product of seven weeks of intensive training and coursework by the ten undergraduate members of the STUDIO'62 company. Under the direction of Artistic Program Director Kevin O'Rourke, Outer Space, Outer Time showcases original plays alongside work by established playwrights, including a play by Amanda Keating '12, who led this year's playwriting workshop with the STUDIO'62 company. The evening…
Find out more »September 2019
Theatre Department Open House
Meet majors, faculty, staff, and visiting artists! Hear about the courses we offer and all of the exciting events and programs to come in 2019-20. Refreshments provided.
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Theatre Department: Pizza Friday!
Join the Theatre Dept. for pizza and chats every Friday! Let us know if you are attending so we can make sure to have enough pizza for everyone. Don’t forget to alert us of any dietary restrictions. Please contact Laurie.J.Booth@williams.edu
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Theatre Department: Pizza Friday!
Join the Theatre Dept. for pizza and chats every Friday! Let us know if you are attending so we can make sure to have enough pizza for everyone. Don’t forget to alert us of any dietary restrictions. Please contact Laurie.J.Booth@williams.edu
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Theatre Department: Pizza Friday!
Join the Theatre Dept. for pizza and chats every Friday! Let us know if you are attending so we can make sure to have enough pizza for everyone. Don’t forget to alert us of any dietary restrictions. Please contact Laurie.J.Booth@williams.edu
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STUDIO’62: "Outer Space, Outer Time" Works from the 2019 Season
An event every day that begins at 7:30pm, repeating until Sat, September 28th, 2019
ARTISTIC PROGRAM DIRECTOR KEVIN O’ROURKE This performance is a showcase of original work from the 2019 STUDIO’62 summer season. STUDIO’62 is a 7-week summer program for Williams undergrads that provides its participants with an intensive, collaborative immersion in the art and practice of making theatre. The program includes master classes, workshops with resident artists, and collaborative independent projects. Please join…
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STUDIO’62: "Outer Space, Outer Time" Works from the 2019 Season
An event every day that begins at 7:30pm, repeating until Sat, September 28th, 2019
ARTISTIC PROGRAM DIRECTOR KEVIN O’ROURKE This performance is a showcase of original work from the 2019 STUDIO’62 summer season. STUDIO’62 is a 7-week summer program for Williams undergrads that provides its participants with an intensive, collaborative immersion in the art and practice of making theatre. The program includes master classes, workshops with resident artists, and collaborative independent projects. Please join…
Find out more »October 2019
Theatre Department: Pizza Friday!
Join the Theatre Dept. for pizza and chats every Friday! Let us know if you are attending so we can make sure to have enough pizza for everyone. Don’t forget to alert us of any dietary restrictions. Please contact Laurie.J.Booth@williams.edu
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Theatre Department: Pizza Friday!
Join the Theatre Dept. for pizza and chats every Friday! Let us know if you are attending so we can make sure to have enough pizza for everyone. Don’t forget to alert us of any dietary restrictions. Please contact Laurie.J.Booth@williams.edu
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Theatre Department: Pizza Friday!
Join the Theatre Dept. for pizza and chats every Friday! Let us know if you are attending so we can make sure to have enough pizza for everyone. Don’t forget to alert us of any dietary restrictions. Please contact Laurie.J.Booth@williams.edu
Find out more »November 2019
Theatre Department: Pizza Friday!
Join the Theatre Dept. for pizza and chats every Friday! Let us know if you are attending so we can make sure to have enough pizza for everyone. Don’t forget to alert us of any dietary restrictions. Please contact Laurie.J.Booth@williams.edu
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Purple Valley Plays - Program A
PROGRAM A: Showing Thursday, Nov 7, at 5pm and Friday, Nov 8, at 7:30pm Orange: an accusation, written by Caroline Fairweather '20, directed by Fiona Selmi '21 (Full Production) The Birds and the Bees and the Nuclear Submarines, written by Tom Robertshaw'19, directed by Toby Delgado '21 (Staged Reading) The Last Night of Our Lives, written by Kara Hadden '22, directed…
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Purple Valley Plays - Program B
PROGRAM B: Showing Thursday, Nov 7, at 7:30pm and Saturday, Nov 9, at 5:00pm Following Waxwing, written by Noah Lee '20.5, directed by Samori Etienne '21 (Full Production) Hazelnut at a Back Bank, written by Gavin McGough '22, directed by Ben Weber '21 (Staged Reading) Tickets are available here. FESTIVAL ARTISTIC DIRECTOR ROBERT BAKER-WHITE The Purple Valley Plays festival returns to…
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Theatre Department: Pizza Friday!
Join the Theatre Dept. for pizza and chats every Friday! Let us know if you are attending so we can make sure to have enough pizza for everyone. Don’t forget to alert us of any dietary restrictions. Please contact Laurie.J.Booth@williams.edu
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Purple Valley Plays - Program C
PROGRAM C: Showing Friday, Nov 8, at 5:00pm and Saturday, Nov 9, at 7:30pm Dynamics, written by Katie Howley '21, directed by Peter Matsumoto '20.5 (Full Production) The Sanguinary Revenge of a Hitman's Daughter, A New Musical with book & lyrics by Jack Romans '20 and music by Brandon Hilfer '20, directed by Kara Hadden '22 (Staged Reading) Tickets are…
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Purple Valley Plays - Program A
PROGRAM A: Showing Thursday, Nov 7, at 5pm and Friday, Nov 8, at 7:30pm Orange: an accusation, written by Caroline Fairweather '20, directed by Fiona Selmi '21 (Full Production) The Birds and the Bees and the Nuclear Submarines, written by Tom Robertshaw'19, directed by Toby Delgado '21 (Staged Reading) The Last Night of Our Lives, written by Kara Hadden '22, directed…
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Purple Valley Plays - Program B
PROGRAM B: Showing Thursday, Nov 7, at 7:30pm and Saturday, Nov 9, at 5:00pm Following Waxwing, written by Noah Lee '20.5, directed by Samori Etienne '21 (Full Production) Hazelnut at a Back Bank, written by Gavin McGough '22, directed by Ben Weber '21 (Staged Reading) Tickets are available here. FESTIVAL ARTISTIC DIRECTOR ROBERT BAKER-WHITE The Purple Valley Plays festival returns to…
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Purple Valley Plays - Program C
PROGRAM C: Showing Friday, Nov 8, at 5:00pm and Saturday, Nov 9, at 7:30pm Dynamics, written by Katie Howley '21, directed by Peter Matsumoto '20.5 (Full Production) The Sanguinary Revenge of a Hitman's Daughter, A New Musical with book & lyrics by Jack Romans '20 and music by Brandon Hilfer '20, directed by Kara Hadden '22 (Staged Reading) Tickets are…
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Theatre Department: Pizza Friday!
Join the Theatre Dept. for pizza and chats every Friday! Let us know if you are attending so we can make sure to have enough pizza for everyone. Don’t forget to alert us of any dietary restrictions. Please contact Laurie.J.Booth@williams.edu
Find out more »
Theatre Department: Pizza Friday!
Join the Theatre Dept. for pizza and chats every Friday! Let us know if you are attending so we can make sure to have enough pizza for everyone. Don’t forget to alert us of any dietary restrictions. Please contact Laurie.J.Booth@williams.edu
Find out more »December 2019
Auditions for Our Time: A Play About Williams
One event on Fri, December 6th, 2019 at 5:00pm
One event on Sat, December 7th, 2019 at 5:00pm
One event on Sat, December 7th, 2019 at 11:00am
This Winter Study, we'll be developing a play about Williams College in the years after World War II, when Sondheim was a student here, and the college's demographics shifted dramatically. Williams began to transform from an institution that unquestioningly perpetuated white patriarchal privilege to one that confronted difficult questions about its purpose, its values, and who belongs. By challenging its…
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Auditions for Our Time: A Play About Williams
One event on Fri, December 6th, 2019 at 5:00pm
One event on Sat, December 7th, 2019 at 5:00pm
One event on Sat, December 7th, 2019 at 11:00am
This Winter Study, we'll be developing a play about Williams College in the years after World War II, when Sondheim was a student here, and the college's demographics shifted dramatically. Williams began to transform from an institution that unquestioningly perpetuated white patriarchal privilege to one that confronted difficult questions about its purpose, its values, and who belongs. By challenging its…
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Auditions for Our Time: A Play About Williams
One event on Fri, December 6th, 2019 at 11:00am
One event on Sat, December 7th, 2019 at 11:00am
One event on Sat, December 7th, 2019 at 11:00am
This Winter Study, we'll be developing a play about Williams College in the years after World War II, when Sondheim was a student here, and the college's demographics shifted dramatically. Williams began to transform from an institution that unquestioningly perpetuated white patriarchal privilege to one that confronted difficult questions about its purpose, its values, and who belongs. By challenging its…
Find out more »
Auditions for Our Time: A Play About Williams
One event on Fri, December 6th, 2019 at 5:00pm
One event on Sat, December 7th, 2019 at 5:00pm
One event on Sat, December 7th, 2019 at 11:00am
This Winter Study, we'll be developing a play about Williams College in the years after World War II, when Sondheim was a student here, and the college's demographics shifted dramatically. Williams began to transform from an institution that unquestioningly perpetuated white patriarchal privilege to one that confronted difficult questions about its purpose, its values, and who belongs. By challenging its…
Find out more »January 2020
Yarn/Wire - Music Master Class
Internationally renowned, New York-based quartet Yarn/Wire presents a class on genre-bending new music for piano and percussion as a preview to its evening concert. Founded in 2005, Yarn/Wire is dedicated to expanding the repertoire written for its instrumentation, through commissions and collaborative initiatives that aim to build a new and lasting body of work. Influenced by its members’ experiences with…
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I/O Festival 2020 - Yarn/Wire: TACHITIPO
The I/O FEST 2020 presents 4 Days and Nights of the Music of Now. Genre-bending new music for piano and percussion featuring the internationally renowned, New York-based quartet Yarn/Wire. Yarn/Wire is a quartet of two percussionists and two pianists. This instrumental combination allows the ensemble flexibility to slip effortlessly between classics of the repertoire and modern works that continue to…
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I/O Festival 2020 - After Hours: Julius Eastman - Femenine
The I/O FEST 2020 presents 4 Days and Nights of the Music of Now. After Hours: Julius Eastman - Femenine is an event featuring New York-based quartet Yarn/Wire and Williams student ensembles performing Julius Eastman’s sensational minimalist masterpiece in the glass-walled Dance Studio. Julius Eastman: Femenine (1974) This event is supported in part by the Towards Inclusion, Diversity, & Equity (TIDE)…
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Theatre Department: Pizza Friday is back!
Join the Theatre Dept. for pizza and chats every Friday! Let us know if you are attending so we can make sure to have enough pizza for everyone. Don’t forget to alert us of any dietary restrictions. Please contact Laurie.J.Booth@williams.edu
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I/O Festival 2020 - I/O Ensemble
The I/O FEST 2020 presents 4 Days and Nights of the Music of Now. I/O Fest’s house band performs new and mind expanding music from the edge of tomorrow. Works by Nick Brooke, Nina C. Young, Zachary Wadsworth, Linda Catlin Smith, Leonard Bopp ‘19 (world premiere), and Philippe Leroux’s percussion concerto featuring Matthew Gold, solo percussion. Nick Brooke: Variations (2018)…
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I/O Festival 2020 - IOTA Ensemble
The I/O FEST 2020 presents 4 Days and Nights of the Music of Now. New voices in contemporary music presented by the student-led IOTA Ensemble featuring the Chamber Orchestra of Williams and the Williams Gospel Choir. Music by George Walker, Courtney Bryan, Stephen Dankner, new works by student composers, and Anna Clyne’s double violin concerto with Jeffrey Pearson ‘20 and Benjamin Mygatt…
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