Timothy Muffitt conducts the Music School Festival Orchestra during the MSFO concert, Monday, July 1, 2019, in the Amphitheater. Works by Donald Grantham, Edward Elgar,
The Arts
Paul Taylor Dance Company Closes Week-Long Residency with Three-Piece Bill in Collaboration with CSO
Heather McGinley dances in “Dust” with from left, Sean Mahoney, Michelle Fleet and James Samson. American modern dance visionary Paul Taylor was revered for his
Chamber music and saxophones don’t often go hand-in-hand at Chautauqua, but RHYTHMSMYTH isn’t the average chamber ensemble.
Kovacic Kristin Kovacic believes that “Chautauqua students are the ones teachers will find in heaven.” Kovacic, who is an author and essayist, teaches at Winchester
Bethanne Snodgrass, contest coordinator, reads Beatice Gaines' work "The Green House" during the Literary Arts Contest, Thursday, August 16, 2018, on the porch of Alumni
Author My Tran answers questions after reading excerpts from their work, "Tree rings, like concentric ghosts," during the celebration to award Tran and their work
Review by Melissa Kuntz: The 19th century artistic Realism movement, with a capital “R,” reacted to the lofty themes in Romanticism and history painting by, instead,
A Chautauqua Archives photo dated to the 1930’s shows the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra performing under the baton of Albert Stoessel. An American Flag is hung
González Who: María Gabriela Rosado González, CTC conservatory actor. This season, González has had the chance to participate in two of CTC’s shows — A
Dhamija Who: Rishan Dhamija, CTC conservatory actor. Dhamija has had a season full of extravagant, dynamic roles. In CTC’s traveling production of A Midsummer Night’s
Erb Who: Elizabeth Erb, CTC conservatory actor. Erb started off the summer season by tackling the role of Helena in CTC’s traveling production of A
Chautauqua School of Dance Workshop II students, shown Thursday Aug. 8, 2019, will be performing Sunday in the Amphitheater for the final Chautauqua School of
Review by Jane Vranish: No longer just an impeccably designed, mostly Victorian community by the lake, Chautauqua Institution has taken on a series of performing
As Rion Amilcar Scott introduced his short story, “A Loudness of Screechers,” on Sunday in the Hall of Philosophy, he issued a warning to the
Cellist Michael Frontz of the Chautauqua School of Music plays J. S. Bach’s compositions during the open recital Sunday, July 7, 2019, in Fletcher Music