It begins with a poem: “When I see the first / New moon, faint in the twilight, / I think of the moth eyebrows /
The Arts
Author Gertrude Stein was not afraid of repetition, and while this makes her work rich with literary merit, the script can pose a memorization issue
Lamar Perry, the director of Chautauqua Theater Company’s production of Animals Out of Paper, closes out his bio on his website by proclaiming, “This is
Chautauqua is known for its Schools of Fine and Performing Arts, and its mission of collaboration and learning. This weekend, the Schools of Dance and
Museums often give visitors the magical power to time-travel into past periods, ages and eras. At the Sarasota Art Museum, however, guests are being transported
Traditionally, an artist specializes in only one medium. Chautauqua Visual Arts artists-in-residence, however, are going outside of the boundaries and constraints of mediums, showing that
Skilled pianists pressed the keys of their beloved instruments, and the notes echoed through and beyond Elizabeth S. Lenna Hall on Thursday. These were the
Jim Daniels’ new poetry collection, Gun/Shy, looks backward and forward in time, through time, across time. “I ended up juxtaposing poems that looked backward to
Light and dark cannot exist without each other. They serve as complements, two forces always separate, but never quite coexisting in the same moment. Yet
The Chautauqua Opera Company’s Festival Weekend continues today with Giacomo Puccini’s grand opera Tosca, which — on first glance — might be an unconventional choice
Of all the teachers David Lazar had over the years, one sticks out: the famous short story writer Raymond Carver. “I remember going up to
The Chautauqua Opera Company is gearing up to produce an opera every day for the long-awaited, long-postponed Opera Festival Weekend. Chautauqua Opera chose three operas
Family traditions are often passed down from generation to generation, although many can be lost as time progresses. Quilt-makers, however, preserve family traditions and histories
Each United States Poet Laureate picks a project that they work on for the duration of their tenure. When it came time for Robert Pinsky
Music and dance are almost inextricably linked, so it makes perfect sense that the next Opera Conservatory Voice Recital will embrace the interconnections of the
The title for Nicole Cooley’s Poetry Brown Bag lecture really says it all: “Why I Don’t Believe in Inspiration: And Why I Study Trash, Love