The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra performs Wynton Marsalis', "The Ever Fonky Lowdown," alongside dancers, vocalists, and Wendell Pierce as the money-loving Mr. Game during the performance on Thursday, Aug 22, 2019 in the Amphitheater.
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The morning began with a brisk walk of mostly strangers weaving between each other, sometimes making eye contact or observing the natural sway in another’s knees or hips. Then the dancers began moving laterally, then
Dear Fellow Chautauquans, Welcome to the ninth and final week of our 146th Assembly. I cannot believe that we’ve come to our final days of the season, but we are going out in style, to
Review by Melissa Kuntz Rich traditions within the ceramic arts are given a new twist in the “Flora/Fauna” exhibition in the Strohl Art Center’s Arnold and Jill Bellowe Family Gallery, which runs through Tuesday. The four
Chautauquans of all ages turned out to throw the Institution a party in honor of its 145th birthday, all throughout the day on Tuesday — from family-friendly activities on Bestor Plaza to the traditional reflections of
Permanent fellow at the Stellenbosch Institute for Advanced Study, and author, Abdallah Daar, begins his talk by saying "I think Chautauqua is grace" on Wednesday, August 7, 2019 in the Hall of Philosophy.MHARI SHAW/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER
Written by John Warren- It would surprise no one to hear the Disciples of Christ inner circle invoke the word “miracles” to characterize the events that led to the opening of their new denominational house.
Rev. Barbara Brown Taylor filled the Hall of Philosophy despite the inclement weather on Tuesday, Aug 6, 2019 during her afternoon lecture on God's grace, equating it to an everlasting party. ALEXANDER WADLEY/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Nikhat
The sound of distant thunder from a passing summer storm blended with a different rumble Tuesday evening: The rolling rhythms of Japanese drum group Taikoza. The group took the Amphitheater stage Tuesday for the Family
Being graceful, or being more at ease in the world, is something we all aspire to. But in our always-connected, always-on world, this has become more difficult. Can grace survive in an age of instant
Nikhat Noorani, for The Daily Rabbi Rami Shapiro is not interested in opinions on what grace from God is. Rather, the key to his philosophy on grace is radical liberation, dropping the narratives people surround themselves
Guest Critic: Anthony Bannon It was in the eyes. They led the way and subtly stole the show, casting far more than a glance. These were quick eyes. They said it all. It could
Guest Critic: Zachary Lewis If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, a slew of people were genuinely honored by the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra Tuesday night in the Amphitheater. Not only did the performances reflect
Guest Critic: Tom Di Nardo Suppose a playwright could rewrite the past, avert the French Revolution and keep his love, Queen Marie Antoinette, from the guillotine? To pull off this premise, he’d simply invent characters