Chautauqua Music Camps concerts continue this weekend. On Friday, Aug. 17, the middle school and high school students who are spending a week on the
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When people read or listen to Toni Jensen’s writing, they seem to always ask her about risky business. Toni Jensen At first, she was taken
Stuart Sheer has a lot of wisdom when it comes to teeth, but in his newest children’s book, it’s a schnoz that has an oversized
As the 2018 Chautauqua season reaches the end of Week Eight, many students in the festival schools have left, and the programs are wrapping up.
The conception of playwright George Brant’s latest comedy began with a personal boycott. In 2014, the Belasco Theater in New York City staged productions of
For Into the Breeches!, designer Angela Calin’s costumes have many layers — and not just in the physical sense of the word. Set in 1942,
On May 4, 1970, Thomas Grace was attending classes at Kent State University. Anti-war protests were scheduled to continue on the campus for the fourth
Traditionally, Chautauqua Theater Company ends its mainstage season with a play from Shakespeare’s canon, such as The Tempest or last year’s Romeo & Juliet. This
During the off-season, Chautauquans flock home to different parts of the world. For some, home may only be a quick drive; for others, getting home
CLSC Young Readers are going to explore the weekly theme, “The Forgotten,” through reading The Ethan I Was Before by Ali Standish, a book about
For its debut at the Amphitheater Saturday night, the Nashville Ballet teamed up with the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra for an evening of ballet set to
Cellist Johannes Moser’s approach to music sometimes resembles that of an athlete’s approach to sport. For example, when preparing for performances, Moser follows a diet
Paisley Rekdal is not a journalist by training, but she conducted dozens of interviews to complete The Broken Country: On Trauma, a Crime and the
For a Brown Bag on “surprise,” Lillian-Yvonne Bertram takes inspiration from a fairly familiar poet: Robert Frost. Bertram is the Chautauqua Writers’ Center Week Eight poet-in-residence. She will deliver her Brown Bag
Before the 2018 season began, members of Chautauqua Regional Youth Ballet joined the ranks of the many talented dancers who have graced the Amphitheater stage.
In the spirit of Week Eight’s theme, “The Forgotten: History and Memory in the 21st Century,” Chautauqua Theater Company is dusting off the World War II stories that are left out