Chautauqua Theater Company Guest Artists Jill Abramovitz, at right, as Suzanne, and Maddie Corman, as Dee, run through a scene during a spacing rehearsal of
Noble Kaitlyn FinchlerStaff writer To define a lyrical essay is “almost an impossible question,” said prose writer-in-residence Randon Billings Noble. A lyrical essay draws from
David Effron Conducting Fellow Ryo Hasegawa leads the Music School Festival Orchestra in John Adams’ “The Chairman Dances” during a joint performance with the School
JULIA WEBERSTAFF WRITER JESS KSZOS / STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Chautauqua Theater Company Conservatory Actors Anna Roman, as Elizabeth Bennet, and Daniel Velez, as Fitzwilliam Darcy, perform
Chautauqua Theater Company Conservatory Actor Karen Killeen, as Mary Bennet, Guest Actor Ray Anthony Thomas, as Mr. Bennet, and Conservatory Actors Anna Roman, as Elizabeth
Zoe KolenovskyStaff writer At 1:30 p.m. today, Fletcher Music Hall will be filled with the sound of violin students delivering a series of riveting solo
Gordon Zoe KolenovskyStaff writer Since Chautauqua Opera Conservatory students worked with contemporary composer Ricky Ian Gordon on pieces he himself wrote, he said he found
Krieger Zoe KolenovskyStaff writer Acclaimed pianist Norman Krieger is looking forward to his recital this afternoon as an opportunity to appear not just as a
Chautauqua Theater Company Conservatory Actors Anna Roman, as Elizabeth Bennet, and Cole Taylor, as George Wickham, perform some of Katie Rose McLaughlin’s choreography during a
Grotz Kaitlyn FinchlerStaff writer In a household with few books, poet-in-residence Jennifer Grotz didn’t read much other than the Bible when she was young. Now,
The Music School Festival Orchestra and School of Dance present their annual joint performance on July 25, 2022 in the Amphitheater. Sean Smith/Daily File Photo
Chautauqua Theater Company Conservatory Actors Anna Roman, as Elizabeth Bennet, and Daniel Velez, as Fitzwilliam Darcy, perform in CTC’s production of Kate Hamill’s Pride and
Brantingham Kaitlyn FinchlerStaff writer Prose writer-in-residence John Brantingham describes synesthesia as the blending of different senses. “Language is really tied to our emotional lives because