In the four centuries since Hamlet was written, there has probably been a bigger fan than Ted van Griethuysen. But he’d undoubtedly make the
The Arts
Tracy Christensen may be a costume designer, but the heart of her work is psychology. Christensen is responsible for clothing the cast of In
Performing a mix of repertoires ranging from Ravel to Debussy, students in the Voice Program will sing in their first regular concert at 7:30
In Roddy Doyle’s book Brilliant, children are faced with the difficulties of life, inspiring conversations about depression and overcoming strife. The Abrahamic Program for
Organist and coordinator of worship and sacred music Jared Jacobsen said Chautauquans like to “pig out” on America during Fourth of July weekend, and
Piano student Vincent Ip took home the top prize in the finals of the Sigma Alpha Iota Philanthropies, Inc. Competition Sunday. Ip, who has
When Chilly Billy’s Ice Cream truck rolled down to Norton Hall Sunday afternoon, the party was just getting started. The Chautauqua Opera Guild sponsored
The Music School Festival Orchestra has had seven rehearsals to prepare for its debut at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday in the Amphitheater. Those rehearsals, and the performance,
Ilmar Gavilán’s parents — both musicians — filled his childhood home with classical music. Gavilán said he does not take that for granted. With the
Becoming familiar with the frogs that live in Mayville may make one a better poet. Or, at least, a better person — one who is
Whether it’s in her own paintings, the daily Facebook albums she posts or in her Visual Arts at Chautauqua Institution lecture Tuesday night, Kyle
In the first-ever collage exhibition held by the Visual Arts at Chautauqua Institution galleries, unique materials are on display at the Fowler-Kellogg Art Center until
What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. Unless you’re William Freyd and Diane Jones Carlson, who live in Las Vegas during the winter and coming
Photos by Eslah Attar. Another day, another incredible violinist. Such has been the rule thus far in the 2016 season of the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra.
So first, about that title. In the Next Room (or the vibrator play) opened Saturday night at Chautauqua Theater Company. Contrary to rumors going around
This week’s theme of “Money and Power” resonates very personally with Ilmar Gavilán, who said money and power prevented him from performing with his brother