Guerra Last August, as she was finalizing plans to be the Chautauqua Opera Company’s 2020 Composer-in-Residence, Frances Pollock got a sinking feeling. “I had this
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Wang Jack Wang’s debut short story collection, We Two Alone, came at the end of a very long road — he’ll be 48 years old
Charlotte Ballet Members Lexi Johnston And Juwan Alston Perform During "Mango Suite" With The Company Of Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra On Saturday, July 22, 2017 In
The words “refugee” and “immigrant” are not interchangeable — the first word has often been used in the media to describe victims of horrifying circumstances,
When George Floyd lost his life at the hands of a white Minneapolis police officer, the world didn’t stop. Instead, it marched. It chanted. It
Though it may have been a recording, the Miller Bell Tower rang out just as true as it always has on Saturday, marking the beginning
Seph Rodney stood in front of his class at the New School’s Parsons School of Design, trying to think of something worthwhile to say. Rodney
The influence of music on Ralph Black’s poetry started when his parents met in Buffalo, New York — his father was the manager of the
With the final Chautauqua Opera Company event of the season upon him, Young Artist John David Nevergall took some time to reflect on his experiences
Ying Quartet, l-r: Janet Ying (violin), Phillip Ying (viola) new first violinist Robin Scott, and David Ying (cello), in Wolk Atrium outside Hatch Hall at
For his CHQ Assembly Online Classroom workshop, Jack Wang said he wants to examine fiction through an unlikely lens — that of evolutionary psychology and
Snodgrass Among the winning poetry and prose showcased in the Friends of the Chautauqua Writers' Center’s Contests Awards Sunday, Aug. 16, on Zoom was a
Joshua Bell is usually rushing. With a career spanning more than 30 years as a soloist, chamber musician, recording artist, conductor and director, Bell is
When Lori Jakiela was young, the idea of being a writer wasn’t acceptable — it was like saying, “I want to be invisible,” or, “I
For the last three years, the end of a Chautauqua Opera Company season has been marked by the company’s final Opera Invasion: the Grand Finale.
Chiara Valle and Stelth Ng met at Chautauqua Institution in 2016 — Valle a first-year student at the School of Dance, Ng a third-year at