Glenn Goldberg’s book is a mystery. Its title is a question mark, literally. “That’s probably going to wreck a bit of havoc in terms of
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Adelaide La Fond has been coming to Chautauqua Institution with her husband since the 1980s. “For an artist, it’s the closest place to heaven I’m
There’s a ghost in Fletcher Music Hall. At least that’s what the voice students performing Benjamin Britten’s opera The Turn of the Screw at 7:30
After spending three years in the audience, Vincent Ip is ready to take to the Amphitheater stage. The 2016 Sigma Alpha Iota Competition winner for
Lola Noller, a lifelong Chautauquan, has been spending summers here since she was only three months old. Lola, a retriever mix, was born outdoors in
The Chicago Outfit. Jesse James. Pretty Boy Floyd. The early 20th century in America was a golden age of sorts for gangs and gangsters. Depression-era
When Hydrogen Jukebox was presented by the Eastman Opera Theatre in November 2015, the Rochester City News said it was “more like a stream of
From the seed of every crisis sprouts opportunity. At 8:15 p.m. Saturday in the Amphitheater, the Chautauqua Opera Company joins the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra to
It’s 4:01 p.m. on July 7 when the exceptionally calm and soothing voice of Jenn Rae Moore comes through the backstage headsets at Bratton Theater
It was tempting when sitting down to write this piece to review the aesthetics and acoustics of the new Amp, but that would be unfair
This year’s Great American Picnic features two major additions: tossed salad on the lunch menu, and a rain location. While the weather has been temperate on
Patrick Foley Who: Patrick Foley, 27, Chautauqua Theater Company conservatory actor. This weekend, Foley wraps up his role of Garry in Noises Off. He also
The Chautauqua Writers’ Center will welcome Philip Brady and Kevin Haworth as its writers-in-residence in Week Four. The two authors plan to focus on different
Although the Chautauqua School of Dance Student Gala highlights the dancers, behind the scenes it is the collaborative effort, energy and expertise of the staff
At this year’s presentation of The Chautauqua Prize, winner Peter Ho Davies said he was honored — and a little flustered. “Receiving a prize —
While there are several fine exhibitions currently on view at the Strohl Art Center (a roundup of contemporary landscape art; Erika Diamond’s sardonic tapestries based