The Chautauqua School of Dance is dedicated to fostering the natural talent in its students to compel them into a professional career, and when alumni
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After a seven-week summer course, the School of Dance students will be performing their final pieces to display their technical and stylistic growth. At 2:30
Review by Howard Halle As such exhibitions sometimes do, “Masters In Craft,” Strohl Art Center’s energetic offering of nine artists working in jewelry-making, metal-work, ceramics,
Who: Mextly Almeda, 23, lighting design fellow. This summer, she and the other fellows designed the New Play Workshops and assisted on every CTC mainstage
Who: Alex Brightwell, 28, conservatory actor. He opened the season playing a dog named Mohawk, among other roles, for the Young Playwrights Project. He also
Who: Jenny Latimer, conservatory actor. Jenny Latimer Latimer began the summer as Dora in An Octoroon and returns to Bratton Theater’s stage as June Bennett
Saturday’s Chautauqua Chamber Music concert on Aug. 11 will be one of the few musical events of the week that doesn’t feature any current members
During his first week at Chautauqua’s School of Art, Mustafa Yasar started thinking about what he and his family would be doing if he was
On Tuesday morning, August 7, Katy Perry music pumped out of art teacher Fernando Herranz’s iPad in room 204 of Turner Community Center. Seven girls
Usually plungers are found near a toilet and not in a bucket of paint. Children’s School celebrated Week Seven’s theme, “The Arts and Global Understanding,”
Both of the Chautauqua Writers’ Center writers-in-residence for Week Eight were similarly inspired by the overarching theme: “The Forgotten: History and Memory in the 21st
“Into the Breeches!” director Laura Kepley furthers connections between CTC and Cleveland Play House
Members of the Cleveland Play House at Norton Hall. 1932. Front row from left, K. Elmo Lowe, Rolf Engelhardt, Ruth Feather, Dorothy Paxton, Noel Leslie.
Lily Hoang Before her recent trip to Ohio, Lily Hoang knew exactly what she hoped to discuss in her Brown Bag: the American tourist as
Rossen Milanov conducts the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra in a performance of Prélude à l’après-midi d’un faune on Thursday, August 2, 2018, in the Amp. ABIGAIL
Hmong embroidery, known worldwide for its beauty, carries many things: artistic pride, historic documentation, aesthetic ideals and poetic meanings. However, the needlework also represents a
Chautauqua Opera Company performed three productions during the 2018 season. The operas were spread out over seven weeks, and none of them happened within a