Todd Fleming Davis’ newest poetry collection, Coffin Honey, takes on issues of climate and collapse and climate catastrophe. “It’s a book of eco-grief, told in
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Regardless of how long they’re staying on the grounds, many people have described Chautauqua as a “home away from home,” or “heaven on Earth.” Josh
When Rebecca Donner wrote a biography about her great-great-aunt Mildred Harnack, she had no idea the accolades it would receive. Along with many other awards,
Traditionally, Chautauqua Opera Company has held a Studio Artist Scenes program as a last recital for the Young Artists. They’re taking a bit of a
For Kristin Kovacic, one of the most essential parts of being a writer is to make art in a world that is growing more dismal.
Dominique Hill believes in angel numbers and signs from the universe. The costume designer for Chautauqua Theater Company’s production of Animals Out of Paper has
Opera singer and mezzo-soprano Susan Graham has a secret agenda behind agreeing to perform alongside the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra. “The reason that I’m here this
Writing her novel Great Circle was a six-and-a-half year process for Maggie Shipstead — but she didn’t intend for it to be. “I wrote my
The Chautauqua Opera Company is going out with a bang … literally. For the Opera Invasion Grand Finale, Chautauqua Opera — along with a number
The arts are a cornerstone of Chautauqua’s four pillars, and offering experiences where Chautauquans can interact with art is something that Chautauqua Visual Arts prioritizes.
Scout Davis was raised by theater. The directing fellow for Chautauqua Theater Company’s 2022 season was introduced to stage lights and swooping curtains by their
Ballet Hispánico will shatter stereotypes while dancing across the Amphitheater stage. This multicultural group hopes to lead the conversation on advocacy and artistic excellence through
Given the social, political and economic upheaval of the last few years, the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle Class wanted of 2022 its banner to
What happens when you let 16 Opera Conservatory students choose the repertoire for their last student recital of the season? You get over two hours
Seth Gunawardena, the conservatory actor in Chautauqua Theater Company’s production of Animals Out of Paper, was anticipating coming to Chautauqua like a kid waiting for
Breezy Leigh and Luis Vega, the guest actors in Chautauqua Theater Company’s production of Animals Out of Paper by Rajiv Joseph, had not heard of